Ryan's PhD work was related to identifying new perovskite-oxide materials for solar thermochemical hydrogen production (STCH). He, along with Zach Bare, created an impressive new library of binary perovskite oxide materials, many which have never been synthesized that show promising properties, both for STCH and other applications.Â
Ryan is moving to New York City to be with his girlfriend and search for employment in the general area of energy systems/materials modeling and software development. Congratulations Ryan, and best of luck on your future endeavors!
