Philip Onffroy is a Doctoral Researcher in chemical engineering at Stanford developing sustainable polymers and high-resolution CLIP 3D-printed carbon lattice electrodes for long-duration renewable energy storage in Professor Joe DeSimone’s lab. With a decade of hands-on experience spanning polymer extrusion, solid-state shear pulverization, bioplastics life-cycle analysis, and startup R&D, he bridges fundamental materials science with practical manufacturing approaches. His work has produced novel methods for quantifying dispersion in polymer mixes and advanced routes to biodegradable PLA foams, while contributing environmental informatics at Argonne. A NSF Graduate Research Fellow, Barry Goldwater Scholar, and Knight-Hennessy Scholar, he also co-founded a campus recycling startup and has prototyped automation and medical-device systems, reflecting a blend of entrepreneurial drive and multidisciplinary technical depth.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Chemical Engineering, 3.93 GPA, Bachelor's degree, Chemical Engineering, 3.93 GPA at Bucknell University
Bancroft School
PhD, Chemical Engineering, PhD, Chemical Engineering at Stanford University
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