Ryan Cashen (@ryan_cashen) 's Twitter Profile
Ryan Cashen

@ryan_cashen

Chemical Engineering PhD candidate. Microscopy, electrochemistry, and machine learning research for advancing electrolyte performance. Total nerd.

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linkhttps://interfaces.che.wisc.edu/ calendar_today14-09-2012 21:38:47

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How random is randomness? Sometimes not so much. Turns out that's pretty useful for understanding materials sometimes, and I think that's beautiful.

How random is randomness? Sometimes not so much. Turns out that's pretty useful for understanding materials sometimes, and I think that's beautiful.
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On Dec. 5, 2022, a team at LLNL's National Ignition Facility conducted the first controlled fusion experiment in history to achieve fusion ignition. Also known as scientific energy breakeven, the experiment produced more energy from fusion than the laser energy used to drive it.

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I'm happy to have received the Bird-Stewart-Lightfoot Wisconsin Distinguished Graduate Fellowship! Thanks to the UW-Madison CBE department for this honor!

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We are tremendously appreciative of Army Research Office support to explore diamondoid ionic liquids for multivalent batteries. Kudos to Ryan Cashen, Jack McAlpine and other GebbieLab members who co-launched this project. We are excited to grow connections with U.S. Army DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory

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Congrats to our own Elvis Umaña for receiving the highly prestigious U.S. National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship! Elvis studies ion transport properties in concentrated electrolytes using both experimental and data science approaches, and is co-advised with the Zavala Lab.

Congrats to our own Elvis Umaña for receiving the highly prestigious <a href="/NSF/">U.S. National Science Foundation</a> Graduate Research Fellowship! Elvis studies ion transport properties in concentrated electrolytes using both experimental and data science approaches, and is co-advised with the Zavala Lab.
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This is an excellent visualization of principal component analysis! A challenge in learning is often connecting to learners with visual interpretations of concepts, and videos like these are a great way to achieve that.

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Thanks to the undergraduate students in the UW-Madison CBE department for selecting me as a Ragatz TA award winner! Good news to wrap up the term! Always a fun time to help teach thermodynamics classes.

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At the last UW-Madison CBE seminar for the year, two graduate students present their thesis work before the department announces research and teaching awards for graduate students around the department. This is a super fun tradition that allows us to reflect on student successes.

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Welcome! I look forward to seeing you here. Our discussions during your visit were some of the most enlightening and informative research discussions I’ve had! See you soon!

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AIChE starts next week and UW-Madison CBE will be well-represented! A list of presentations by CBE researchers is at uwmadison.box.com/s/ws6fl800mjks…. Be sure to visit our reception on Monday, Nov 6, and students interested in our PhD program can visit our booth on Sunday, Nov 5.

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If you're at #AIChE2023 on Monday and are interested in energy storage, stop by my talk "Direct Visualization of Lithium Transport in Nanostructured Ionic Liquid Electrolytes" at 5:00 pm. I'll be sharing a new approach for directly observing Li+ flux! aiche.confex.com/aiche/2023/mee…

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Congrats to Dr. Ryan Cashen on his successful thesis defense! Ryan was a GebbieLab co-founder and launched our research on ion transport mechanisms in ionic liquids. Ryan is an exceptional scientist, mentor, and teacher. We are proud of you and wish you continued success! 🎉🎓

Congrats to Dr. <a href="/Ryan_Cashen/">Ryan Cashen</a> on his successful thesis defense! Ryan was a <a href="/GebbieLab/">GebbieLab</a> co-founder and launched our research on ion transport mechanisms in ionic liquids. Ryan is an exceptional scientist, mentor, and teacher. We are proud of you and wish you continued success! 🎉🎓