Hamann Lab
Eurefstics | Ammonia Electrocatalysis | Solar Energy
Our interdisciplinary research focuses on understanding and controlling electron-transfer chemistry in molecular and materials systems. We use electrochemical methods, synthesis, spectroscopy, and quantitative analysis to uncover mechanisms relevant to catalysis, ammonia chemistry, and energy conversion.
Eurefstics
Liquid-phase ammonia storage and electolyte systems for energy applications
Electrocatalysis of Ammonia
Synthesis and mechanistic studies for electrocatalytic ammonia oxidation
Solar Energy Conversion
Devise and investigate molecular systems for light-driven charge seperation and energy conversion
Join the Lab
We are always interested in motivated undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral researchers.
Students in the group gain experience in electrochemistry, catalysis, inorganic synthesis, spectroscopy, reaction kinetics, and quantitative data analysis.
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📍 East Lansing, MI
🏫 Michigan State University
For inquiries about research opportunities or collaborations, please contact us by email.