Robert Savinell

Case Western Reserve University
BEES EFRC Director
BEES Research Integration Officer
Phone: 216-368-2728
Email: rfs2@case.edu

Expert in electrochemical engineering and simulation as well as experimental studies of electrode processes.

Role in BEES: Micro-electrode voltammetry and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy of electron transfer reactions.

Burcu Gurkan

Case Western Reserve University
BEES EFRC Deputy Director
Research Integration Officer
Phone: 216-368-4182
Email: beg23@case.edu

Expert in electrode-electrolyte interactions and ionic liquids.

Role in BEES: DES synthesis, physicochemical and thermal property measurements, and solvation spectroscopy

Rohan Akolkar

Case Western Reserve University
Phone: 216-368-4151
Email: rohan.akolkar@case.edu

Leader in electrochemistry and electrodeposition experimental and mechanistic studies.

Role in BEES: Electrodeposition and in-situ spectroscopic studies.

Clemens Burda

Case Western Reserve University
Phone: 216-368-5918
Email: burda@case.edu

Leader in fields of fast laser spectroscopy.

Role in BEES: Solvation dynamics by Laser Spectroscopy. IR/Raman and fluorescence up-conversion measurements.

Mark Dadmun

The University of Tennessee Knoxville
Phone: 865-974-6582
Email: dad@utk.edu

Expert in scattering techniques and computational chemistry to enable design of multi-component polymeric materials.

Role in BEES: DES structure characterization by neutron scattering techniques, inelastic neutron scattering.

Manolis Doxastakis

The University of Tennessee Knoxville
Phone: 865-974-8486
Email: edoxasta@utk.edu

Steven Greenbaum

Hunter College
Phone: 212-772-4973
Email: steve.greenbaum@hunter.cuny.edu

Expert in spectroscopic studies of disordered solids by magnetic resonance and synchrotron X- ray absorption.

Role in BEES: Studies of transport mechanisms in DES by FFCNMR and NMR.

Yangang Liang

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Phone: (509) 375-4578
Email: yangang.liang@pnnl.gov

Edward Maginn

The University of Notre Dame du Lac 
BEES Thrust 1 (DES) Deputy Lead
Phone: 574-631-5687
Email: ed@nd.edu

Expert in molecular simulation and statistical mechanical analysis of ionic liquids and one of the developers for the materials genome.

Role in BEES: Force field development for DES, MD simulations of physical properties and EW predictions.

Emily Pentzer

Texas A&M University

Expert in synthesis of nanostructured materials and emulsions.

Role in BEES: Synthesis of DES.

David Powers

Texas A&M University
Email: powers@chem.tamu.edu

Joaquín Rodríguez-López

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Phone: 217-300-7354
Email: joaquinr@illinois.edu

Joshua Sangoro

The University of Tennessee Knoxville

Expert in mesoscopic and interfacial dynamics in ionic liquids, including DES with over 10 years of related experience.

Role in BEES: Broadband dielectric spectroscopy.

Mark Tuckerman

New York University
Phone: 212-998-8471
Email: mark.tuckerman@nyu.edu

Expert in theoretical chemistry, specifically MD and AIMD simulations; enhanced sampling algorithms; crystal structure prediction; statistical mechanics with over 20 years of experience.

Role in BEES: DES interface structure and reactions by newly developed computational techniques, and AIMD

Jesse Wainright

Case Western Reserve University

BEES2 Thrust 2 Co-Lead
Phone: 216-368-5382
Email: jsw7@case.edu

Expert in iron-based chemistries for grid-scale storage with over 30 years of experience.

Role in BEES: Electrochemical investigations by micro-electrode voltammetry, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, and solvation structure by synchrotron X-ray, XPS.

Robert Warburton

Case Western Reserve University
Email: rew134@case.edu

Thomas Zawodzinski

The University of Tennessee Knoxville
BEES2 Thrust 2 Co-Lead
Phone: 865-974-5137
Email: tzawodzi@utk.edu

Leader in electrolytes and composite electrodes and Electrophoretic NMR.

Role in BEES: Bulk dynamics by DES electrophoretic NMR , SNP NMR, and electrochemistry of SNPs.

Yong Zhang

The University of Notre Dame du Lac