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Edward Sabolsky
Multi-functional and Energy Ceramics Group

Former Students

Doctoral

  • Gunes Yakaboylu
    • Processing, Stability and High-Temperature Properties of Transition Metal Silicide-Refractory Oxide Composites for Electrical Applications
  • Ozcan Ozmen
    • Investigation of Nano-ceria Catalyst Infiltration of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC)Electrodes Using Bio-Inspired Catechol Surfactants
  • Timothy Lee Weadon
    • A Force Sensor Array for Space Applications
  • Engin Ciftyurek
    • Nano-Derived Sensors for High-Temperature Sensing of H 2 , SO 2 and H 2 S
  • Christina Yarborough Wildfire
    • Investigation of Gadolinium Based Pyrochlores for their use in High-Temperature Nano-Derived H 2 Gas Sensors
  • Kavin Sivaner Varadharajan Idhaiam
    • Radiofrequency (RF) based passive wireless sensors for harsh environmental application; Cleanroom expertize: Photolithography, Thin film deposition (pulsed laser deposition, RF/DC sputtering) of complex heterostructures (polymer-metal-ceramic composites); Direct ink writing of ceramic and electro-ceramic materials; 2D/3D printing of ceramic materials using stereolithographic technique; Polymer coatings for “peel and stick” application; Advanced materials characterization and electrical testing; Wireless testing and characterization of RF sensors.
  • Allison Arnold
    • Passive and active micro surfaces and actuators; pattern-ability of ionic electroactive polymers (EAPs); fabrication and analysis of thin film Ionic Polymer-Metal Composite (IPMC) actuators comprising of Nafion impregnated with dispersed platinum and/or silver nanoparticles; durability and degradation of Nafion-based IPMC actuators under various environmental conditions and constant or cyclic electrical loading

Master's

  • Kavin Sivaneri Varadharajan Idhaiam
    • Topic: Flexible tactile arrays for space robotic end-effectors
  • Patrick Iyere
  • Joshua Ryan Mullenax
  • Tomas Muchenik
  • Borja Cantero-Tubilla
  • Sodith Kumar Gandavarapu
  • Phillip Michael Gansor
  • Soheil Razmyar
  • Jonathan Yancey
    • Nanomaterial synthesis through spray pyrolysis
  • Jonathan Taub
    • SAW sensors for extreme applications
  • Anthony Carter
    • Hydrothermal synthesis of shaped, catalytic particles, Synthesis of paramagnetic nanoparticles, particle suspension, dielectric property characterization, microwave-catalyst interactions, materials characterization techniques including SEM, XRD, and BET.

Undergraduate

  • Matthew Maloney
  • Kevin Tennant
  • Brian Armour
  • Evan Mcintyre
  • Jennifer Gore
  • Victor Oli Sivaneri
  • William Riley
  • Chad Jones
  • Jonathan Taub
  • Sheldon Michael Blackshire
  • Lydia McDowell
  • Christopher Heim
  • Trenton Larrabee
  • Zachary Santer
  • Yamila Mariel Omar
  • Charles Tarisai Ndhlovu
  • Evan Helgeson
  • Aaron Teter
    • High-temperature refractory health monitoring sensors
  • Kathleen O'Connell
    • Spray-pyrolysis of nanomaterials
  • Dustin Bragg
    • Bio-waste derived carbon electrodes for supercapacitors
  • James Meyer
    • High-temperature wireless sensors
  • Joseph Kotula
    • Solid-oxide fuel cell testing
  • Kodey Jones
    • Microwave processing and 3D printing
  • Quinton Mays
    • Embedded sensors for robotic space applications
  • Ephraim Pittore
    • Rapid metal investment casting
  • Lisa Hilgar
    • Fabrication and Imaging of patterned of ionic-type electroactive polymers (EAP's).
  • Francis Mbuyamba
    • 3D printing and SOFC materials development
  • Andrew Olsen
    • Ceramic filaments for 3D printing; creating filaments to evaluate in a commercial 3D printer that typically only prints thermoplastic filaments.
  • Jeremy Rathjen
    • 3D printing of SOFCs
  • Kaitlyn Niecgorski
    • Assistance in encapsulation, fabrication, and testing of thin film Ionic Polymer-Metal Composite (IPMC) actuators
  • Joshua Caswell
    • Planar electromagnetic simulations and testing of passive sensors; website manager
  • Joseph Gombarick III
  • Davis Warmuth
  • Mathew Barre
    • Development of antiviral filaments for 3D printing; fabrication of antiviral deposited fibers
  • Michael Jones
    • High temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) experimental testing; Fuel cell preparation for testing; Equipment calibration; Programming and data acquisition
  • Jordan Conte
    • Development of advanced instrumentation for sensor and battery/fuel cell testing; applications and design of data acquisition software and hardware
  • Charity Stepp
    • Optimization of thermocouples with different concentrations of conductive powders loading and printing via 3D printer