Dr. Lindsey has been announced as the recipient of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) 2023 Computational Molecular Science and Engineering Forum (CoMSEF) Young Investigator Award. The CoMSEF Young Investigator Award recognizes outstanding research in computational molecular science and engineering, encompassing both methods and applications.
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Lindsey Lab welcomes Ben and Drew!
Ben, incoming PhD students joins our lab as a summer researcher. He joins us after obtaining his undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from MSU.
Drew, 4th year undergraduate in CSE and MATSCIE joins us this summer to work on GPU acceleration/optimization.
Welcome Ben and Drew!
Lindsey Lab welcomes Vallabh and Anakin!
Dr. Vallabh Vasudevan joins us as a postdoctoral fellow, he joins us after finishing his PhD at the materials science and engineering department at Monash University, Australia.
Anakin Bahm joins us as an undergraduate researcher.
Welcome Vallabh and Anakin!
Chi Izuegbunam joins the Lindsey Lab!
Chi Izuegbunam, a second year CHE undergraduate student has joined our group. Her research interests include optimization of existing chemical processes to create more efficient and sustainable methods. She is particularly interested in use of computational methods to develop enhanced materials and techniques for process design. In her spare time, she enjoys listening to music,
Sayed Ahmad Almohri joins the Lindsey Lab!
Sayed Ahmad Almohri, a first year CHE PhD student has joined our group. Sayed Ahmad earned his B.S. and M.S. of Chemical Engineering from University of Michigan Ann Arbor. His research interests include exploring the boundaries of science through novel technologies and scientific computing methods. He is particularly interested in particle and atomistic simulations, multiscale
Sachit Soni joins the Lindsey Lab!
Sachit Soni, a sophomore CS undergraduate student has joined our group. Sachit’s research interests include applying machine learning methods in chemistry and sustainable engineering to improve the design of new and more advanced materials. In his spare time, he enjoys running, playing piano, Rubik’s cubing, and watching trivia shows.
Welcome to the group, Sachit!
Melody Zhang joins the Lindsey Lab!
Melody Zhang, a first year CHE graduate student has joined our group. Melody earned her B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University. Melody’s research interests include understanding the scientific principles of particle systems and using computational methods to introduce breakthroughs in material design. She is excited to use machine learning and atomistic simulation to accelerate
Dr. Lindsey wins ACT-UP grant entitled “Enabling a Quantum Accurate Description of Chemistry and Carbon Condensation in Shocked Organic Materials”
ACT-UP supports academic research alliances with LLNL’s Weapons and Complex Integration (WCI) directorate, with a focus on WCI’s Weapon Physics and Design stockpile science, inertial confinement fusion and national security mission space. Drs. Lindsey and Sorin Bastea (LLNL) will work together to advance fundamental understanding of nanocarbon synthesis from shock compressed precursors, using the ChIMES Continue Reading »
Dr. Lindsey Featured on the UM Chemical Engineering Department Website
The department news article discusses how Dr. Lindsey got her start in chemical engineering and her academic and professional journey. (media link)
Yanjun Lyu joins the Lindsey Lab!
Yanjun Lyu, a second year MSE graduate student has joined our group. Yanjun earned his B.Eng. and M.Eng. of Materials Science and Engineering from Wuhan University of Technology and University of Michigan Ann Arbor, respectively. Yanjun’s research interests include application-oriented material microstructural design and the discovery of new materials. He has a passion for applying