A huge congratulations to Andrew Harrison from everyone at the OESL lab. Andrew was awarded a Fulbright grant to study wind power generation and its impact on the local population in Denmark. His work will be used to mitigate the effects of turbines on the people and environment close to them.
Also, thanks for your work here at the lab. Andrew developed the first flow cell battery prototype for us.
We can say we knew you when you were still drawing on your head…
The Holland Sentinel has published an article highlighting Jolt Energy Storage Solutions.
Check it out here
Jolt Energy Storage Technologies recently was awarded the 2016 SAE Global Automotive and Mobility Innovation Challenge Winner for Connected Vehicles. Jolt uses additives developed in the OESL laboratory.
http://articles.sae.org/14743/
Congratulations to Jack Johnson and Tom Guarr. This is some well deserved recognition for their efforts and our lab.
Today, we say farewell to Sarah Flowers, a research chemist at OESL. Sarah has received a position with Trident Labs and we wish her all the best in her new position.
In other news, Sarah completed the Boston Marathon on Monday and we are all very impressed.
Good luck with your future Sarah (and thanks for the cookies!)
Tom, Sarah and Amber presented some of the work OESL has been doing at the Michigan State Bioeconomy Institute on 03/09/2016. There are exciting developments happening in the fields of redox shuttle’s for lithium ion batteries and luminescent compounds.
Nick is enjoying his limited edition OESL mug.
We have a competitive group this year. The reindeer games got intense.
Dr. Seymour is an Analytical Chemistry Professor at Hope College. He will make valuable contributions to our research with his analytical background. Welcome Mike!