Regular biography
Zachary Schiffer is an Assistant Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard University's John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. His primary teaching area is Applied Physics. Schiffer's research interests include applied mathematics, materials science, and energy systems, with a focus on climate technology. He is affiliated with the Electrical Engineering department and contributes to interdisciplinary initiatives in science and engineering for climate solutions. His work is accessible through his website and contact details.
Scholar-generated biography
Zachary J Schiffer is an Assistant Professor of Applied Physics at Harvard University, focusing on electrochemical processes for sustainable energy and chemical transformation. His research explores electrification and decarbonization of the chemical industry, electrochemical nitrogen and carbon dioxide reduction, and the development of novel electrochemical fuels. Schiffer's work emphasizes the mechanistic understanding of electrochemical reactions, including ammonia activation, reductive amination, and the role of thermodynamics in energy conversion. His studies also investigate the impact of electrode surface properties and hydrodynamics on electrochemical performance, aiming to improve efficiency and sustainability in industrial applications.