NSERC USRA researcher & ENCH 417 Thesis Student (co-supervised with Dr. Baker)
Project: Protein nanofiber electrodes for electrochemical carbon dioxide conversion
Spencer is an undergraduate Engineering Chemistry student with an interest in applying sustainable materials to electrochemical processes. Spencer will be joining the lab as a NSERC USRA researcher co-supervised by Dr. Rachel Baker. His project will focus on the development of protein-based materials as a replacement for metal electrodes in electrochemical CO2 conversion systems. In his free time, Spencer enjoys running, hiking, and cooking.