Regular biography
Lindsey Daniels is a faculty member in the Department of Mathematics at The University of British Columbia. Her research interests are not specified in the available information. She is affiliated with the university's mathematics department and can be contacted via email at ldaniels@math.ubc.ca. Her profile page provides limited details about her academic role and contact information.
Scholar-generated biography
Lindsey Daniels is a researcher at The University of British Columbia, focusing on the interactions of graphene with ionic solutions and their implications for sensing applications. Her work explores the role of Stern layers, dielectric saturation, and ion steric effects in determining the capacitance of graphene in aqueous electrolytes. Daniels also investigates differential capacitance in ionic liquid interfaces, considering correlation effects and finite ion size. Additionally, she applies mathematical modeling and data analysis to understand ion intercalation in lithium-ion batteries and student readiness through text analysis. Her research bridges electrochemistry, materials science, and data-driven modeling.