Daniel McCurry
5th Year Graduate Student
Home: Edgewater, NJ
dmccurr2[at]illinois[dot]edu
Dan examines the development of surface morphology following the corrosion of white gold alloys and applies electrochemical techniques towards the study of molecular transport through nanoporous materials.
Dan is an electronics hobbyist and spends much of his time outside of lab trying to get something to work again after opening it. He also enjoys working on his car, grilling, and camping.
Education
2011 B.S. Chemistry, State University of New York at Binghamton
Awards and Recognition
Dow Travel Award, 2015
NSF Graduate Research Fellow, 2012-2015
Algernon Gormon Award, 2012
G.L. Clark Fellowship, 2011-2012
Publications at Illinois
- Nanoporous Gold Membranes as Robust Constructs for Selectively Tunable Chemical Transport, D.A. McCurry, R.C. Bailey, Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 2016, Just Accepted
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jpcc.6b02759
Certification
Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer, 2014-2016