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Our people

Undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and visiting researchers comprise our team.��

2023 Team retreat

Team Weimer knows how to relax in addition to doing great research!

Recent Team graduates

Becky O'Toole, Sarah Bull, and Julia Hartig were officially hooded in-person on May 11th, 2023. Congratulations, Dr. O'Toole, Dr. Bull, and Dr. Hartig!

High temperature water splitting reactor

Our research

See our current projects, our past publications and what are we doing in the frontier of research

Our facilities

Located in the Engineering Center on the CU Main Campus, Team Weimer has top notch facilities dedicated to particle fluidization, solar simulation, reactor design and mathematical modeling.��

Panoramic of Research Support Facility at National Renewable Energy Lab

Our collaborators

Government, academia and private businesses collaborate with us in several of our projects

Our team

Researchers in the Weimer lab travel to conferences and workshops to disseminate their findings

Our undergraduates

Undergraduates performing research with the Weimer lab have the opportunity to present their work at conferences and poster sessions (AIChE 2021 shown above)

Nestled in the foothills of the Flatirons, Team Weimer has over twenty-five years of experience doing research in the chemical engineering technologies. We are at��the forefront of innovation in particle fluidization, atomic layer deposition, hydrogen production, solar reactor design, high-temperature thermal storage processing, and advanced metallic and ceramic materials. Our work spans computational theory, experimental work, techno-babyֱ��app analysis and process design, and we have many collaborations with government, academia and private businesses.��A major focus of our research is in renewable and sustainable energy.