Expertise
charge transfer, metal-organic frameworks, energy conversion, interfacial chemistry, machine learning

Instrumentation
AFM, ATR-FTIR, BET, confocal fluorescence microscope, contact angle goniometer, diffuse reflectance UV-vis spectrometer, EIS, FTIR imaging, ICP-MS, QCM, Raman microscope, SEM w/EDAX, TCSPC, PXRD, and others (https://www.csuchico.edu/chem/about-chem/facilities/index.shtml)

Background & Research Interest
The So Lab focuses on the (a) charge transport of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), (b) mechanisms and kinetics at MOF interfaces, and (c) discovery of new MOF materials by machine learning. These have broader impacts on developing solar cells and batteries.