Robert Savinell
Department Chair, Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Professor, Chemical Engineering
Develops high-performance electrochemical energy conversion and storage technologies through fundamental and applied studies of interfacial and transport processes
Education
Ph.D.,
Chemical Engineering,
university of Pittsburgh,
1977
M.S.,
Chemical Engineering,
university of Pittsburgh,
1974
B.S.,
Chemical Engineering,
Cleveland State University,
1973
Awards and Recognitions
2016, Outstanding chemical engineering alumun, University of Pittsburgh
2013, Fellow, International Society of Electrochemistry
2004, Fellow, American Institute of Chemical Engineers
2002, Fellow, Electrochemical Society
1984, Presidential Young Investigator, National Science Foundation
Research Interests
Electrochemistry and electrochemical engineeirng;
Flow batteries;
Fuel cells and electrochemical capacitors;
electrochemical carbon dioxide reduction
Fundamental electrochemical interracial and transport processes;
Electrochemical systems modeling
Flow batteries;
Fuel cells and electrochemical capacitors;
electrochemical carbon dioxide reduction
Fundamental electrochemical interracial and transport processes;
Electrochemical systems modeling
Teaching Interests
Transport phenomena, electrochemical engineering, fuel cells, SAGES seminar courses