Design of Electrochemical Interfaces (DELI) Lab
The Design of Electrochemical Interfaces (DELI) Lab is a newly established research group at NTU Singapore, led by Nitish Govindarajan. The overarching goal of our research group is to obtain a molecular level understanding of chemical reactivity at electrochemical interfaces for applications in energy storage and industrial decarbonization.
Lab News
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New lab members
At the start of the academic year in August 2025, we have three new DELI Lab members - Wayu Takemura who joins as a PhD student, and William Looi (Year 2, CBE) and Judah Primeldi (Year 2, CBE) join us as URECA researchers! Welcome Wayu, William and Judah!
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ASPIRE League Seed grant with KAIST
Our group has been awarded an ASPIRE League Seed grant together with the Chung group at KAIST! We look forward to working together!
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Paper alert!
Our perspective article on the “Intricacies of Computational Electrochemistry“ is now online in ACS Energy Letters. This work resulted from a Lorentz Center workshop organized by Nitish, Georg Kastlunger and Katharina Doblhoff-Dier.
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First Cohort
We welcome our first cohort of DELI Lab members - Manya Aggarwal (PhD student), Fiona Ho (Year 2 Undergrad), Ruijun Xu (Year 4 Undergrad) and Xuyue Jiang (MS student)!
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We are hiring!
The DELI Lab has an opening for a PhD position. See the Join Us page for more information.
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So it begins!
Nitish joined NTU Singapore as an assistant professor in September.