Simon Moser
    Visiting Graduate Student

    Current project(s):
    3D-printing of silicon for battery applications
    Co-advised with Prof. Ralph Spolenak (ETH Zurich)

    Phone: 847.467.5416
    Email: smoser@student.ethz.ch
    Address: 2220 Campus Drive, Evanston, IL 60208

I was born and raised in Lucerne, Switzerland. I got my BSc from ETH Zurich in Material Science in 2018. I did my Bachelor thesis in the group of Prof. Markus Niederberger (Laboratory of Multifunctional Materials; ETH Zurich) and was thereby involved in finding a way, to in-flow purify water under solar illumination. After a 6-month internship at Geberit International AG, I started my MSc at ETH Zurich in 2018. Thanks to the collaboration between Prof. David Dunand's and Prof. Ralph Spolenak (Laboratory for Nanometallurgy; ETH Zurich), I was offered the opportunity to join Northwestern University as part of my master thesis.

In Prof. David Dunand's group, I will do research on additive manufacturing of silicon for battery applications until August 2020.

Publications

  1. Lucchini MA, Lizundia E, Moser S, Niederberger M, Nyström G. Titania-Cellulose Hybrid Monolith for In-Flow Purification of Water under Solar Illumination. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces. 2018;10(35):29599-607. (https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acsami.8b09735)