Shane Reynolds
PhD. Candidate
270 Wegner Hall
shane_reynolds@wsu.edu
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Chemical Engineering at Washington State University focusing my thesis on developing ligand derivatives for the surface of gold nanoparticles to understand their role in nanoparticle stability, catalytic capability, and separability in high pressure tunable solvents.
Education
- Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Washington State University, August 2013-expected May 2017
- B.S., Chemical Engineering, Washington State University, May 2012
Experience
- Research Assistant: Washington State University—Pullman, WA January 2014-present
- Teaching Assistant: Washington State University—Pullman, WA August—December 2013
- E & J Gallo: Corporate Engineering Intern—Livingston, CA February—July 2013
- E & J Gallo: Winery Systems Engineering Intern—Livingston, CA June—November 2012
- AICHE Reaction Car Chair—Pullman, WA April 2011—April 2012
Recent Publications
- Reynolds, S. R., Markland, K., Rood, J., Leonard, E., Saunders, S. R. “Manipulating Ligand-Nanoparticle Interactions and Catalytic Activity through Organic-Aqueous Tunable Solvents Recovery.” RSC Advances, Accepted
