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Melissa Gish is an ultrafast spectroscopist focused on uncovering complicated photophysical dynamics in a wide variety of molecular and material systems and at their interfaces. Her work includes singlet fission dye-sensitized solar cells, polymer/electrolyte interfaces, separations of critical materials, semiconductor photophysics and more. Gish’s interests lie in understanding photo(electro)chemical reactions from the moment of photoexcitation through intermediate and product formation. Gish is also active in the NREL community, cofounding two employee resource groups: the Full Spectrum Network and the Postdoc and Graduate Student Network.

Research Interests

Electron transfer

Photophysics

Solar energy

Ultrafast spectroscopy

Interface dynamics

Professional Experience

Chair, Postdoc and Graduate Student Network, NREL (2020–2022)

Co-Founder and Pride Coordinator, Full Spectrum Network, NREL (2019–2022)

Education/Academic Qualification

PhD, Physical Chemistry, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Bachelor, Chemistry, University of Southern California

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