Michael Hickner

Rogerson Endowed Professor

Michigan State University

United States

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Michael Hickner is the Rogerson Endowed Professor at Michigan State University, USA. His research areas encompass polymer science, electrolysis, and additive manufacturing, as indicated by his recent articles on topics such as bipolar membrane water electrolysis and structural polymer-derived ceramic composites. He is actively involved in the study of material properties and methodologies related to proton-conducting materials and 3D printing technologies.

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Valentino Cooper

Section Head

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Karen I. Winey

University of Pennsylvania

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Bruce E. Logan

Pennsylvania State University

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Evelyn Wang

Cornell University

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HLENGILIZWE NYONI

Assistant Research Professor

Pennsylvania State University

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Peter N. Pintauro

Vanderbilt University

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Joseph Perryman

Chief Technology Officer

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Bin Bian

Pennsylvania State University

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RUGGERO ROSSI

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University

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Tawanda Zimudzi

Pennsylvania State University

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Caillin Ryan

Assistant Research Professor

Pennsylvania State University

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Articles (22)

Permeability of 3D Printed Acrylate Rubbers

Controlling Chloride Crossover in Bipolar Membrane Water Electrolysis

Structured Polymer-Derived Ceramic Composites via Near-Infrared Thermal Stereolithography

Methodology for Selecting Anion and Cation Exchange Membranes Based on Salt Transport Properties for Bipolar Membrane Fabrication

Vat photopolymerization of semicrystalline polymers: Effects of crosslinking on crystallinity

Thermal Stereolithography of SiC-Loaded Acrylate Resins with Polymer-Derived Ceramic Infiltration

Database of Nonaqueous Proton-Conducting Materials

Water Dynamics of Superacid Aromatic Proton Exchange Membranes for Fuel Cell Applications

Silicone Rheological Properties for Material Extrusion Additive Manufacturing

Thin-Film Composite Membranes for Hydrogen Evolution with a Saline Catholyte Water Feed

Large Language Models as Molecular Design Engines

The impact of membrane orientation on ion flux in bipolar membranes

Crossover Flux and Ionic Resistance Metrics in Polysulfide-Permanganate Redox Flow Battery Membranes

Describing the permeability of permanganate co-ions in a CEM with varying supporting electrolyte concentrations

Nonporous Cation Exchange Membranes with pH-Responsive Properties as Chemical Valves

Tunable Stereolithography Photopolymerization Resin for Molding Water-Soluble Cavities

Additive manufacturing of silicone-thermoplastic elastomeric composite architectures

Designing anion exchange membranes for CO2 electrolysers

Improving the efficiency of CO2 electrolysis by using a bipolar membrane with a weak-acid cation exchange layer

Using a vapor-fed anode and saline catholyte to manage ion transport in a proton exchange membrane electrolyzer

Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy investigation of water microenvironments in polyelectrolyte multilayers at varying temperatures

Using reverse osmosis membranes to control ion transport during water electrolysis

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Valentino Cooper

Karen I. Winey

Bruce E. Logan

Evelyn Wang

HLENGILIZWE NYONI

Peter N. Pintauro

Joseph Perryman

Bin Bian

RUGGERO ROSSI

Tawanda Zimudzi

Caillin Ryan

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