Daniel Corral

Ph.D. student focused on understanding fundamentals for electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide in hopes of addressing global climate change. My research covers areas in electrochemical performance, reactor design, catalyst nanostructuring, and systems analysis. My previous work includes research in both the laboratory and computational setting. Most recently, our group at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Stanford University published an article in Energy & Environmental Science. This work introduces advanced manufacturing for CO2 reduction for increased performance and understanding. My previous experience at Tesla allowed me to further dive into other areas of electrochemistry, studying battery degradation for Tesla's energy vehicles and products. I also really enjoy teaching and have taught as teaching assistant and tutor for 3+ years.