Casey Dudding

Contact

University of Waterloo, Faculty of Engineering
Department of Chemical Engineering
Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology (WIN)
200 University Avenue West, Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 3G1 (QNC 4617 / 4506)

Mail: clduddin@uwaterloo.ca
Web: https://uwaterloo.ca/2d-materials-electrochemical-devices-lab/

Educational Background

  • BASc in Chemical Engineering with a specialization in Materials and Manufacturing Processes at tthe University of Waterloo

Research Interests

Topics: My main research interest is in batteries and other energy storage technologies, and how to develop the next stage of these products. I’ve always been intrigued by these kinds of technologies and how to make them more sustainable, especially in combination with 2D materials. I’m excited about the opportunity to combine these interests in batteries and sustainability to do some meaningful work as part of this program.

Why 2D materials: I’m really interested in batteries and other energy storage technologies and there is a huge opportunity to use 2D materials as the next step in the development of these technologies. 2D materials are definitely a rapidly developing area for research and there are so many opportunities post-grad to transition to working in industry R&D. The more I learn about 2D materials, the more excited I am about doing my research in this field.