Kelsey Stoerzinger Wins 2025 Marks-Ipatieff Award in Catalysis
A headshot of Kelsey Stoerzinger standing in front of foliage.

Chemical Engineering & Materials Science Associate Professor Kelsey Stoerzinger is the recipient of the 2025 Marks-Ipatieff Award in Catalysis. The Award, administered by the American Chemical Society, recognizes an early-career investigator for outstanding chemical experimental work in the field of catalysis or high pressure. Stoerzinger will be recognized at the ACS National Meeting in San Diego March 23-27, including a symposium in her honor. Stoerzinger’s research develops catalysts for the storage of renewable electricity and its use in upgrading carbon feedstocks, conversion of waste to fertilizer, and distributed chemical production. Read more about the research here.

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