Jaclyn A. Rebstock

Jaclyn A. Rebstock's research focuses on materials and chemical processes relevant to renewable energy, including photoelectrochemical systems for converting CO2 into useful products and conjugated polymer nanoparticles that can transfer energy or generate reactive molecules like superoxide. This work combines chemistry, materials science, and electrochemistry to study how light-absorbing materials interact with electrons and chemical reactions, which is relevant to solar fuel production and sensing applications. The research involves both fundamental studies of electron transfer processes and applied work on electrode materials for energy conversion.

Publication output has grown over the past decade, starting from no recorded output before 2020 and increasing to a peak of several publications per year by 2024, suggesting an active and expanding research program.

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