WilsonÌýSmith

  • Wilson Smith
  • CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
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Office: SEEC N330B

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Dr. Wilson Smith's research is focused on materials and systems forÌýelectrochemical conversion technologies including water splitting, CO2 reduction, and N2 reduction to ammonia. Particularly, his research is centered aroundÌýin-situ/operando characterization techniques (spectro-electrochemistry and atomic force microscopy),Ìýreactor engineering, process intensification, and process/system integration.

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Education

  • PhD inÌýPhysics, University of Georgia, 2010
  • B.S. in Physics, American University, 2005

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Awards

  • ERC Starting Grant (2017)
  • VIDI (2016)
  • VENI (2013)

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Selected Publications

  • W.A. Smith*, T. Burdyny, D.A. Vermaas, J.C.C. Geerlings,Ìý, Joule, 3, 1822~1834 (2019). DOI:Ìý
  • T. Burdyny andÌýW.A. Smith*,Ìý, Energy and Environmental Science, 12, 1442~1453 (2019). DOI:Ìý
  • D. Bohra, I. Ledezma-Yanez, G. Li, W. de Jong, E.A. Pidko,ÌýW.A. Smith*,Ìý, Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 58, 1345~1349 (2019)Ìý[]
  • M. Ma, K. Djanashvili,ÌýW.A. Smith*,Ìý, Angewandte Chemie Int. Ed.,Ìý55, 6680~6684 (2016). DOI:Ìý
  • B.J. Trzesniewski, O. Diaz-Morales, D.A. Vermaas, A. Longo, W. Bras, M.T.M. Koper,ÌýW.A. Smith*,Ìý, Journal of the American Chemical Society, 137, 15112~15121 (2015). DOI:Ìý