Chavis Stackhouse

Chavis Andrew Stackhouse is a highly skilled postdoctoral researcher with expertise in materials chemistry and electrochemistry. He graduated from the University of South Carolina with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry in 2012 and completed his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Materials Chemistry at the University of South Florida. His graduate research focused on the development of functional porous MOFs incorporating macrocyclic struts, and he currently conducts fundamental investigation of the relationship between structural characteristics and interactions with electrons of solid composite materials, followed by a series of studies of the complexity of scale up towards electrochemical energy storage relevant to biomedical devices.

Stackhouse's professional experience includes working as a Postdoctoral Associate at Stony Brook University, where he conducts research on electrochemical energy storage and biomedical devices. He has also worked as a Volunteer Adjunct Professor at SUNY College at Old Westbury, Graduate Research Assistant at the University of South Florida, and Undergraduate Research Assistant at the University of South Carolina.

Stackhouse has a range of skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Word, statistical data analysis, English, HTML, and Adobe Photoshop. His professional interests include materials chemistry, electrochemistry, biomedical devices, and energy storage.