Bocarsly Lab
Princeton Electrochemistry
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Welcome to the Bocarsly Lab
The lab group of Dr. Andrew Bocarsly in Princeton University's Department of Chemistry. Our research is in the field of inorganic materials chemistry and electrochemistry.
We're always looking for highly motivated undergraduate students and graduate students. If interested, please contact Dr. Bocarsly, stop by the lab on the third floor of Frick Chemistry Laboratory, or come to one of our open group meetings.
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Congratulations to Dr. Rebecca Evans!
Congrats to Rebecca Evans on the successful completion of her PhD! We will miss you! ...
Congratulations to Dr. Kailyn Cohen
Congrats to Kailyn Cohen on the successful completion of her PhD! We will miss you a lot but wish you ...
Three Bocarsly Students present Third Year Seminars
This spring, three Bocarsly students present their third year seminars in Frick’s Taylor Auditorium. Congrats Josef Lawrence, Kailyn Cohen, and ...
Bocarsly Featured in C&EN News and Science
Andrew B. Bocarsly was featured recently in this Chemical & Engineering News article! Article Members of the Bocarsly lab who ...
Congrats to Alma on passing Generals!
Congratulations to Alma for passing her General Exam! ...
Bocarsly Lab Founding Members of Princeton Chapter of ECS
The Bocarsly Lab are among the first members of Princeton’s chapter of The Electrochemical Society (ECS), along with students in ...
Bocarsly Lab hosts ICCDU at Princeton
The 19th International Conference on Carbon Dioxide Utilization (ICCDU) was hosted this summer at Princeton University from June 26-30, 2022 ...
Bocarsly Lab Welcomes Summer Researchers!
The Bocarsly lab welcomes new faces this summer! Delaan Ned (’25) joins the lab as part of the Summer Undergraduate ...
Rebecca Presents 3rd Year Seminar!
This past Friday, Rebecca presented her third year seminar in Taylor Auditorium! ...
Congrats to Kailyn and Stephanie for passing their Generals!
Congratulations to Kailyn Cohen and Stephanie Dulovic for passing their General Exams in January! ...