Professor of Chemical Engineering
benziger@princeton.eduB.A., Mathematics, Carleton College, 1973
M.S., Columbia University, 1975
Ph.D., Stanford University, 1979
Secretary:
Heather Yacone
hyacone@princeton.edu
mcheah@princeton.edu
B.S., Chemical Engineering, McGill University, 2004
Eric Gauthier
egauthie@princeton.edu
B.S., Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan, 2008
Kevin Daly (Joint student with Panagiotopoulos and Debenedetti)
kdaly@princeton.edu
B.S., Chemical Engineering, Rice University, 2009
Beijun Luo
Recent Undergraduate Students:
John Badwick
Stephanie Noble
Chelsea Bonetti
Tommy Hellstern
Ted Charles
Qiao (Josh) Zhao
Air Products
Erin Kimball
TNO, Netherlands
Richard Lunt
Michigan State University
Barclay Satterfield
barclay@aya.yale.edu
Science Policy Fellow, American Chemical Society
Paul Majsztrik
pmajsztrik@gmail.com
James Nehlson
Exelus, Inc.
E. Joanne Chia
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Max Shtein
University of Michigan, Assistant Professor
Research Focus
The Benziger Group focuses on characterization of polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cell components and integrating those components into a fuel cell system for various applications. By fully understanding the currently available fuel cell components and suggesting optimal configurations we can contribute to improved fuel cell operation of both current and future systems.
Outreach Efforts
The Benziger Group is dedicated to outreach programs to students within and outside Princeton University. We commonly have Princeton undergraduates participating in research as well as Research Experience for Undergraduate (REU) participants. In addition to undergraduate students, we often have high school teachers performing experiments through the Research Experience for Teachers (RET)
Website maintained by Eric Gauthier. Last updated November 26, 2012.