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Research Bio

Paige is a 5^th year grad electrobuff. Paige's research is broadly focused on multi-scale computational modeling of electrochemical systems. She works closely with experimentalists to develop deep insights and rational handles for control and optimization of complex reactions and interfaces. Paige utilizes a variety of techniques such as Grand-Canonical Density Functional Theory (GC-DFT), microkinetic modeling, and continuum transport modeling. Her current projects include studying nitrate reduction, CO₂ reduction, and integrated carbon capture and conversion systems. Paige is co-advised by Dr. Charles B. Musgrave.

Paige's favorite thing to do depends on the season! She loves to ski, trail run, and climb. She also enjoys baking bread, playing chess, learning about the plants and animals that live in the mountain west, and reading (her favorite author is Octavia Butler)!

Education

• M.S in Chemical Engineering, �鶹ӰԺ, 2021
• B.S. in Chemical Engineering, University of Utah, 2019

Awards

• Graduate Assistantship in Areas of National Need, U.S. Department of Education, (2019-present)

Selected Publications

• Jinyu Guo, Paige Brimley, Matthew Liu, Elizabeth Corson, Carolina Munoz, Wilson Smith, William Tarpeh, "," ChemArxiv. URL.

• Brimley, Paige; Almajed, Hussain; Alsunni, Yousef; Alherz, Abdulaziz*; Bare, Zachary; Smith, Wilson; and Charles Musgrave*, “,” ACS Catal., 12, 2022, 10161-10171. DOI: 

• Brimley, P. N., Machalek, D., and Powell, K. M., “,”&�Բ�����;Smart and Sustainable Manufacturing Systems. 2019. vol 3, no. 2. 53–67. DOI: