From left to right: Julia Dshemuchadse, Reum Scott, Andreia Fenley, Sophia Janoyan, Maya Martirossyan, Rachael Skye, Joy Hendrix, Nathan Huang, Hillary Pan, Hongjin Du, Nicole Chen, Jasmin Kennard

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Principal Investigator
Photo credit: Sabrina Li	Julia Dshemuchadse (she/her/hers) Assistant Professor Department of Materials Science and Engineering ✉️ jd732@cornell.edu Dr. sc. (Materials Science), ETH Zurich, Switzerland, 2013 Diploma (Physics), TU Dresden, Germany, 2008 → Faculty Profile, Google Scholar, → Julia Dshemuchadse’s page
Postdoctoral Scholar
Photo credit: Maya Martirossyan	Reum Scott (he/him/his) co-advised with Phillip Milner, Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology NSF MPS Ascend fellow, 2021- Department of Materials Science and Engineering ✉️ rns76@cornell.edu PhD (Materials Science and Engineering), Cornell University, 2019 MS (Chemistry), Howard University, 2013 BS (Materials Science and Engineering), University of Pennsylvania, 2009 →
Graduate Students
Photo credit: Sabrina Li	Maya M. Martirossyan (she/her/hers) PhD student, 2018- Department of Materials Science and Engineering ✉️ mmm457@cornell.edu BS (Physics), Harvey Mudd College, 2017 → Google Scholar, , → Maya Martirossyan’s page
Photo credit: Sabrina Li	Jasmin J. Kennard (she/her/hers) PhD student, 2018- Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering ✉️ jjk353@cornell.edu HBS (Chemical Engineering), Oregon State University, 2018 →
Photo credit: Maya Martirossyan	Rachael S. Skye (she/her/hers) PhD student, 2019- Department of Materials Science and Engineering ✉️ rss364@cornell.edu BS (Materials Science and Engineering), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2019 →
Photo credit: Sabrina Li	Hillary Pan (she/her/hers) PhD student, 2020- Department of Materials Science and Engineering ✉️ hp393@cornell.edu MS (Materials Science and Engineering), Cornell University, 2020 BA (Physics), Oberlin College, 2017 → Google Scholar
Photo credit: Maya Martirossyan	Andreia L. Fenley (she/her/hers) PhD student, 2021- Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering ✉️ alf242@cornell.edu BS (Chemical and Biological Engineering), Princeton University, 2015 →
Photo credit: Maya Martirossyan	Jingting (Nicole) Chen (she/her/hers) MS student, 2021- Department of Materials Science and Engineering ✉️ jc2778@cornell.edu BS (Materials Science and Engineering), University of California, Irvine, 2021 AS (Mathematics and Physics), Foothill College, 2019 →
Undergraduate Students
Photo credit: Maya Martirossyan	Sophia Janoyan (she/her/hers) undergraduate researcher, 2021- ✉️ sjj58@cornell.edu BSc student (Chemical Engineering), Cornell University, 2020- →
Photo credit: Maya Martirossyan	Hongjin Du (she/her/hers) undergraduate researcher, 2021- ✉️ hd329@cornell.edu BSc student (Materials Science and Engineering), Cornell University, 2020- →
Photo credit: Maya Martirossyan	Nathan Huang (he/him/his) undergraduate researcher, 2022- ✉️ nch49@cornell.edu BSc student (Materials Science and Engineering), Cornell University, 2019- →
	Caleb Schlissel (he/him/his) undergraduate researcher, 2022- ✉️ cms453@cornell.edu BSc student (Materials Science and Engineering), Cornell University, 2021- →
	Rohan Ukhade (he/him/his) undergraduate researcher, 2022- ✉️ rpu4@cornell.edu BSc student (Materials Science and Engineering), Cornell University, 2022- →

If you are interested in joining the group
– as an undergraduate student at Cornell: please contact Prof. Dshemuchadse directly;
– as an external undergraduate student: the group regularly hosts summer research students via the CCMR and CoMSEF REU Programs, to which you can apply directly;
– as a graduate student: apply with a MS or PhD program at Cornell (decisions are made by the admissions committees → MSE, ChBE) or through our bridge program with Ezra’s Bridge or the ACS Bridge Program;
– as a postdoctoral researcher: please contact Prof. Dshemuchadse describing your research interests and the funding (e.g., fellowships) you intend to apply for. (There are currently no open funded positions for postdoctoral scholars.)