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Wade Braunecker specializes in materials chemistry and macromolecular engineering concepts, which include the synthesis of polymeric materials with controlled architectures, functionalities, and compositions, as well as high-surface area polymeric framework-based materials and composites. Braunecker has led several dynamic research teams in his tenure at NREL and contributed to more than 50 published research products spanning an array of renewable energy concepts, including photovoltaic materials, next-generation batteries, hydrogen fuel storage concepts, polymeric membranes, and various carbon capture technologies.

Research Interests

Direct air CO2 capture and reactive conversion

Hydrogen storage and delivery

Organic electronics

Macromolecular engineering

Professional Experience

Director of National Laboratory and Industry Engagement, Post-Baccalaureate Bridge Programs, Metropolitan State University of Denver (2024–present)

Joint Appointment, Colorado School of Mines, Department of Chemistry (2019–present)

Postdoctoral Research Associate, NREL (2010–2012)

Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Colorado Boulder (2008–2009)

Education/Academic Qualification

PhD, Chemistry, Carnegie Mellon University

Bachelor, Chemistry, University of Notre Dame

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