Andrew Herring Research Group

Colorado School of Mines

Andrew Herring’s research works at the boundary between materials science and chemical engineering to address renewable energy and sustainability. The group organizes its work around polymer electrolyte membranes and devices, together with electrochemical engineering. These directions connect the properties of functional materials with the behavior of energy-related systems. Collaborative research includes work with national laboratories in renewable energy and materials science. For researchers interested in electrochemistry, the program links material selection and membrane behavior with the practical challenge of designing devices for more sustainable energy technologies.