Chemist by training, Ph.D. in electrocatalysis for low temperature fuel cell technologies, 8 years of experience (post-PhD) in chemical engineering/materials science for energy technologies, currently developing hydrogen storage technology as CTO of Ayrton Energy
Women have been responsible for some of the most notable discoveries in Hydrogen so far (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecilia_Payne-Gaposchkin) - why shouldn't we continue to lead the way?
I am a chemist by training, with an undergraduate in physical chemistry, a Ph.D. in electrocatalysis for low temperature fuel cell technologies, and 8 years of experience in chemical engineering/materials science for energy technologies. I am currently developing hydrogen storage technology as CTO of Ayrton Energy. I enjoy talking about science and tech development.
I have spoke at international conferences for nearly 20 years in chemistry, chemical engineering, and science entrepeneurship.
https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=T2Y1WmcAAAAJ&hl=en
Over 30 peer-reviewed publications, 1000 citations, h-10 index of 16.
