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Cook Career Development Chair Massachusetts Institute of Technology\u003Cbr>July 2016 – present |  |  |\n| Associate Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of Chemistry |  | Massachusetts Institute of Technology July 2018 – present\u003Cbr>Massachusetts Institute of Technology July 2013 – June 2018 |\n| Postdoctoral Fellow\u003Cbr>Host: Prof. A. Paul Alivisatos | Miller Institute for Basic Research in Science, UC Berkeley July 2011 – June 2013 |  |\n| Research Focus: Controlled doping of nanocrystal solids\u003Cbr>Education |  |  |\n\n[Ph.D. in](Ph.D. in) Inorganic Chemistry Massachusetts Institute of Technology  \nAdvisor: Prof. Daniel G. Nocera May 2011  \nThesis Title: Oxygen Evolution Mediated by Co-­‐Based Thin Film Electrocatalysts  \nB.S. Chemistry , B.A. Physics University of Virginia  \nAdvisor: Prof. W. Dean Harman June 2006  \nThesis Title: Synthesis and Reactivity of Tungsten Diazine Complexes  \nAcademic Standing  \n\n| Refereed Publications\u003Cbr>Citations\u003Cbr>H-­Index\u003Cbr>Patents\u003Cbr>Awards and Fellowships | 61\u003Cbr>>7900 citations (>125 citations/item) 36\u003Cbr>10 |\n| --- | --- |\n\nPresidential Early Career Award for Scientists & Engineers 2019  \nE. Bright Wilson Prize, Harvard University 2019  \nCIFAR Azrieli Global Scholar 2018  \nKavli Frontiers of Science Fellow , Kavli Foundation 2018  \nScialog Fellow in Advanced Energy Storage, Research Corporation 2017  \nCottrell Scholar Award 2017  \nAlfred P. Sloan Research Fellow 2016  \nToyota Young Investigator Award , The Electrochemical Society 2015  \nDOE Young Investigator Award 2015  \nAFOSR Young Investigator Award 2015  \nKavli Frontiers of Science Fellow , Kavli Foundation 2015  \nNSF CAREER Award 2015  \nDreyfus Fellowship in Environmental Chemistry 2014  \nMiller Research Fellowship , UC Berkeley 2011–2013  \nAlan Davison Prize for Best Inorganic Thesis, MIT Chemistry 2011  \nYoung Investigator Award, ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry 2011  \nNSF Graduate Research Fellowship 2009–2011  \nDOD National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship 2006–2009  \nSolar Revolution Project Fellow , Chesonis Family Foundation 2009–2011  \nPresidential Fellowship , MIT 2006  \nMerck Index Award 2006  \nUndergraduate Fellowship in Synthetic Organic Chemistry , GlaxoSmithKline 2005  \nBarry M. Goldwater Scholar 2004  \nJefferson Scholar, University of Virginia 2002–2006  \nDavid A. Harrison Research Award 2005 and 2004  \nKenneth C. Bass Scholarship 2005  \nAlbert H. Small Independent Fellowship 2005  \nNational Science Foundation Travel Award for 229th ACS National Meeting 2005  \nPhi Beta Kappa 2005  \nProfessional Activities and Affiliations  \nPeer Reviewer Science, Nature, Journal of the American Chemical Society ,  \nNature Communications, Nature Catalysis, Nature Energy, Nature Chemistry, ACS Catalysis , Joule, Chemical Science , Energy and Environmental Sciences , Inorganic Chemistry ,  \nMember of American Chemical Society, Electrochemical Society  \nScientific Publications  \nFrom Independent Career:  \n(61) Ryu, J. ;; Surendranath, Y. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2019 , Articles ASAP, DOI: 10. 1021/jacs.9b05148 “Tracking Electrical Fields at the Pt/H2O Interface During Hydrogen Catalysis”  \n(60) Jackson, M. N. ;; Kaminsky, C. ;; Oh, S. ;; Melville, J. F. ;; Surendranath, Y. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2019 , 141 , 14160–14167.  \n“Graphite Conjugation Eliminates Redox Intermediates in Molecular Electrocatalysis”  \n(59) Yan, B. ;; Bisbey, R. P. ;; Alabugin, A. ;; Surendranath, Y. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2019 , 141 , 11115– 11122.  \n“Mixed Electron–Proton Conductors Enable Spatial Separation of Bond Activation and Charge Transfer in Electrocatalysis”  \n(58) Kim, R. S. ;; Surendranath, Y. ACS Cent. Sci. 2019 , 2019, 5 , 1179–1186.  \n“Electrochemical Reoxidation Enables Continuous Methane-­to-­M","cbCaigGiz5WLk7da","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigGiz5WLk7da","pdf",195745,11,"English","# Professional Appointments\n## Research Focus\n## Education\n## Academic Standing\n## Awards and Fellowships\n## Professional Activities and Affiliations\n## Scientific Publications","[{\"question\":\"What are Yogesh Surendranath’s current and past professional roles?\",\"answer\":\"He holds MIT appointments including Paul M. 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