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Dominik Barz is a Professor and Graduate Program Chair in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Queen's University. He specializes in Electrochemical Engineering with robust expertise in microfluidics and transport phenomena. His professional journey began as a laboratory engineer, focusing on the development of polymer electrolyte fuel cells and electrochemical systems. Over time, his research evolved towards Lab-on-a-Chip technologies, emphasizing advancements in microfluidics and interface phenomena. Prof. Barz's current group investigates electrochemical materials engineering, particularly in the realm of energy storage devices such as supercapacitors and batteries. His work is characterized by a strong emphasis on hybridization, utilizing innovative fabrication methods including printing and self-assembly techniques. The laboratory integrates theoretical and experimental studies to tackle fundamental problems through mathematical modeling and numerical simulations, aiming for technologies that apply to real-world applications. His research contributions have been widely recognized, and he actively engages in mentoring graduate students and fostering research collaborations.
Queen's University • Kingston, ON
Leading research and academic development in the Department of Chemical Engineering.
Provisional Patent Application for a novel energy storage device.
Patent granted related to flow generation technology.
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