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Caleb Reese joined NLR in July 2024 to develop novel polymer membranes for energy applications. His research focuses on synthesizing and characterizing polymers for fuel cells, electrolysis, and desalination. By understanding the relationship between polymer structure and performance, Reese aims to address durability and efficiency challenges in these technologies. Additionally, his expertise in scalable polymer synthesis supports the transition of lab-scale discoveries to real-world applications.
Research Interests
Polymer chemistry
Polymer membranes
Click chemistry
High-performance thermoplastics
Network polymers
Education/Academic Qualification
PhD, Polymer Chemistry, George Washington University
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Enabling Bipolar Membrane Manufacturing Using Microscopy
McIntee, O., Sreedhar, N., Yang, B., Reese, C., Parrish, C., Paul, M. & Roy, A., 2026, 29 p.Research output: NLR › Presentation
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Enabling Roll-to-Roll Manufacturing of Bipolar Membranes Using Microscopy
McIntee, O., Sreedhar, N., Yang, B., Reese, C., Parrish, C., Paul, M. & Roy, A., 2026, 1 p. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).Research output: NLR › Poster
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Bipolar Membranes Electrodialysis for Water Purification and Resource Recovery
Yang, B., Sreedhar, N., Parrish, C., Reese, C., McIntee, O., Paul, M., Kumar, M. & Roy, A., 2025, 26 p.Research output: NLR › Presentation