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Richard Royal Lunt

Assistant Professor

Chemical Engineering and Materials Science

Physics and Astronomy

Michigan State University

East Lansing, MI

rlunt    msu.edu

 

Richard R. Lunt joined the faculty of Michigan State University in August 2011 in the Chemical Engineering and Materials Science and Physics Departments. He earned his B.Ch.E. in chemical engineering from the University of Delaware in 2004, graduating with honors for his work on phase equilibria in superconducting-related perovskites under Douglas J. Buttrey.  He received his doctorate degree in chemical engineering from Princeton University in June 2010 while working as a researcher with Stephen Forrest at the University of Michigan (2006-2010) and Jay B. Benziger at Princeton.   Just prior to arriving at MSU he worked as a postdoctoral associate with Vladimir Bulovic (2010-2011) in the organic and nanostructured lab at MIT.  He is the inventor of over 12 pending U.S. patents, the majority of which have been licensed.  He has worked extensively in the field of organic and molecular crystalline growth, and excitonic electronics for nearly a decade.  He is a co-founder of Ubiquitous Energy Inc. that is commercializing a range of technologies that enable seamless deployment of light-harvesting functionality in the form of products and surfaces.

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Graduate Students:

Yimu Zhao, CHE 

zhaoyimu at msu.edu

Undergraduate Students:

Crystal Alton, CHE 

spartan.crystal at gmail.com

Chris Traverse, MSE

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Chris Gallick, CHE

 gallickc at msu.edu

Peggy Young, MSE 

youngm26 at msu.edu

Juan L. Mena Lapaix, CHE 

menalapa at msu.edu

John Suddard, CHE

suddardb at msu.edu

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