I am hiring my first postdoc! Come join the Corson Lab at KU where we use electricity to convert emissions into products. Especially interested in electrochemistry experimentalists with experience writing code to analyze large data sets.

employment.ku.edu/staff/27824BR

Congrats to Val Niemann on a fantastic defense featuring interfaces from ammonia production to membrane fouling. Val is #TarpehLab grad #3 and the first coadvised student with Jaramillo Lab. Onward!

A US perspective on closing the carbon cycle to defossilize difficult-to-electrify segments of our economy

🔓 Free to read for this month🔓

nature.com/articles/s4157…

A new Roadmap from Wendy Shaw, Michelle Kidder and coworkers, based on a workshop from U.S. Department of Energy labs at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

We are very excited to announce that Dr. Paige Brimley has successfully defended her PhD thesis: “Modeling electrochemical decarbonization and carbon removal technologies”! 🎉🎓🍾A very special milestone for our group, as Paige is the first PhD graduate of the Electrobuffs!⚡️🦬

And a belated congratulations to our first #TarpehLab PhD graduate Anita Shao (and our first lab dog Muffin)! Now off to practice hooding technique before June…

Our second #TarpehLab PhD defense by Matthew Liu last week— congratulations!

In the William Tarpeh lab we're good at separating NH3 from wastewater. We can also turn NO3 into NH3. This new preprint from Jinyu Guo answers the question, 'how can we recover ALL of the nitrogen from a wastewater containing a mixture of NH3 and NO3?' chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxi…

Last call for abstracts for our #ACSFall2024 symposium: Electrified water treatment processes. AEESP ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry Neha Sharma Xing Xie 谢兴 William Tarpeh Abstract due April 1. Submission Link: callforabstracts.acs.org/acsfall2024

New #TarpehLab paper synthesizing what we've learned about ligand-exchange adsorbents for selective ammonia recovery from wastewaters. Led by Brandon Clark, ft. Edward 🧪🔬🧫 Lucas_HD Neha Sharma, in Accounts of Materials Research: pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Meet Prof. William Tarpeh William Tarpeh Stanford University, a 🌟2023 ACS Environmental Au Rising Star 🌟

Check out Amy's work here 👉 go.acs.org/8pA

Are you interested in exploring an academic career path? If yes, join us in Ann Arbor as Michigan Engineering, Berkeley Engineering, and Georgia Tech College of Engineering co-host the 2024 (August) NextProf Nexus Future Faculty Workshop.
Apply here --> docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Thanks to Environmental Science & Technology Journals for featuring our study on long-term electrochemcial stripping of ammonia from urine!

Was consulting our wastewater refining perspective this week, so wanted to share! pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102… Dean et al map out wastewater resources and tunable product portfolios for electrified manufacturing. Not pictured: The #TarpehLab 's esteemed wastewater library.

Life-size statues honor Stanford University women in STEM

By If/Then exhibit featuring

Debbie Sterling Dr. Jenny Briggs Dr. Catie Cuan Helen Tran and Dorothy Tovar
#womeninSTEM
news.stanford.edu/report/2024/02…

Excited to share notice of award for my lab's U.S. National Science Foundation CAREER Award! We are designing molecular electrocatalysts and reactive separations to make lots of products from lots of wastewaters. Kudos to the whole #TarpehLab ; this one took a village! nsf.gov/awardsearch/sh…

Anna Kogler leads one of our highlight experiments of 2023: two month-long electrochemical nitrogen recovery experiments. Closing gaps between lab scale and implementation! #tarpehlab

Long-Term Robustness and Failure Mechanisms of Electrochemical Stripping for #Wastewater Ammonia Recovery

By William Tarpeh et al William Tarpeh Stanford University #ACSEditorsChoice

🔓 Open access in ACS Environmental Au 👉 go.acs.org/7HD

If you are someone who typically has voted Democrat but are unhappy with Joe Biden’s foreign policy, I’m curious:

When someone says to you, “if you don’t vote for Joe Biden, then worse things will happen to Americans than what is happening now,” what is your reaction?

It's that time of year, we're ready to kick off the annual AIChE Fall meeting American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), so help us start off on a high note and meet our 2023 CRE student travel awardees!

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Check out their talks (link above), drop by to see what they're up to all week!

Calcium-mediated nitrogen reduction to ammonia at ambient conditions is a go! Read our latest here: nature.com/articles/s4156…