Dr. Jason Keleher and Students Present at Electrochemical Society Meeting in Atlanta

Several Lewis University Chemistry students presented their research during a poster session at the 242nd Electrochemical Society Meeting in Atlanta. Dr. Jason Keleher, professor and chair of chemistry, mentored the students.

• Z01-2351 - Low Shear Force Defect Removal from SiC Using Megasonic Enhanced Cleaning M. M. Miliauskas, J. J. Keleher, and A. T. Caridi (Lewis University)
• Z01-2352 - Development of Slurry Formulations for Molybdenum-Chemical Mechanical Planarization (Mo-CMP)A. L. Dudek and J. J. Keleher (Lewis University)
• Z01-2353 - Development of Responsive Polymeric Nanocomposites for Enhanced CeO2 Removal in Post-Chemical Mechanical Planarization (p-CMP)K. Wu, A. T. Caridi, R. J. Gentile, J. L. Powell, and J. J. Keleher (Lewis University)
• Z01-2354 - Development of “Tunable” Gallium Nitride (GaN) Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) Slurry FormulationsK. A. Cahue and J. J. Keleher (Lewis University)
• Z01-2384 - Biomimetic Adsorptive Composites for Redox Remediation of Organic PollutantsC. J. Shanahan and J. J. Keleher (Lewis University)
• Z01-2391 - The Significance of Organometallic Complexes in the Photochemical Reduction of Cu2+ Onto Semiconductor ScaffoldsC. E. Rogers III, K. M. Sheets, and J. J. Keleher (Lewis University)

An oral presentation of "L01-2039 - Enhancing Electron Transfer in a Biomimetic Nanocomposite Electrode for Microbial Fuel Cell Applications" also was presented by Ian Deninger, Ashna K. Sran, and Keleher.

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