Valerie Welborn

The high subdivision of matter in biological systems results in an abundance of interfaces that govern complex phenomena in ways we do not fully understand. Her work is aimed at developing new models of biological interfaces or biological-like interfaces (such as dye-sensitized devices) to control and exploit their unique properties. Combining morphological, structural, dynamic and electronic factors, her group derives new concepts and methodology to study these complex environments by bridging various time and length scales.