Ali Shayesteh
Ali Shayesteh is a Staff Scientist at the Acceleration Consortium, with expertise in electrocatalysis, clean technology, and energy storage. His research focuses on AI-assisted, high-throughput workflows for materials discovery in electrocatalysis and clean tech. Ali holds a BSc and MSc in Materials Science and Engineering and a PhD in Chemical Engineering. He has received multiple awards, including an NSERC Fellowship, Izaak Walton Killam Scholarship, Alberta Innovates Scholarship, and the Schulich School of Engineering Teaching Excellence Award.
Summary:
Autonomous inorganic materials discovery comprising synthesis, characterization of structure and function; and application testing across CO2 capture and conversion, energy storage, structural materials, photonics, electronics, and more
members:
Jason Hein, Alán Aspuru-Guzik
institution:
University of Toronto