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James M. Galm, PhD, PE Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science Research

The James M. Galm, PhD, PE Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science research cluster in the Roger E. Susi Interdisciplinary Research Building is working to solve a wide range of problems related to a variety of industrial sectors. This requires a multidisciplinary approach that combines electrochemistry, mechanical design, complexation chemistry, materials science, machine learning, bio-molecular engineering and more to create real solutions to real, industrial problems.

Student Opportunities

Researchers in the Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science cluster are always on the lookout for capable students with a passion for problem-solving in a fast-paced research environment. Contact any of the cluster’s researchers to discuss opportunities.

Research Areas in Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science

  • Semiconductor
  • Electronics
  • Biomedical sensor
  • Chemical sensor
  • Energy systems
  • Fuel cells
  • Nano-electronics
  • Electrometallurgy
  • Electrochemistry
  • Electrochemical Engineering
  • Material Characterization 

Partnerships and External Collaboration

Partners with researchers in the Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science cluster include, but are not limited to:
  • Critical Minerals Innovation Hub
  • Ames National Lab
  • Argonne National Lab
  • Lawrence Livermore National Lab
  • Pacific Northwest National Lab
  • University of Arizona
  • Cleveland Cliffs
  • Current Chemicals
  • Energizer
  • General Motors
  • LAM Research
  • Underwriter Laboratories Research Institute 

Grants and Publications from the Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science Cluster


Faculty and Researchers in the Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science Cluster

To learn more about Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science, contact cluster faculty lead Rohan Akolkar or meet the team of researchers below. 

To learn about how you can use the Electrochemical Design Center Core, contact Nicholas Sinclair.