Ashley Guo
Research Interests
Molecular simulations, computational molecular engineering, machine learning, information theory, statistical thermodynamics, soft matter, bio-inspired materials, self-assembly, macromolecular dynamics, data-driven materials design, inverse materials design, health and sustainability applications.
Honors
• Distinguished Young Scholar, University of Washington Chemical Engineering, 2022
• William Rainey Harper Dissertation Fellow, University of Chicago, 2018-2019
• Chicago Center for Teaching Fellow, University of Chicago, 2018-2019
Fellowships, Leadership & Awards
• Distinguished Young Scholar, Univ. of Washington Dept. of Chemical Engineering, 2022
• William Rainey Harper Dissertation Fellowship, University of Chicago, 2018-2019
• Chicago Center for Teaching Fellow, University of Chicago, 2018-2019
• Society of Women Engineers, Co-founder & Treasurer, University of Chicago, 2017-2018
• Science Communication Fellow, Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago IL, 2015-2017
• Arts, Culture, & Science Initiative Graduate Fellow, University of Chicago, 2015-2016
• Howard Hughes Medical Institute Teaching Fellow, Caltech, 2014
• American Institute of Chemical Engineers – Chapter President, Caltech, 2012-2013
• Reed and Ruth Brantley Undergraduate Research Fellow, Caltech, 2012
Professional Experience
• Sept 2023 Assistant Professor, Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Rutgers University
• 2020-2023 Postdoctoral Associate, Department of Physics/Center for Soft Matter Research, NYU
Education
• Ph.D., Molecular Engineering, University of Chicago, 2020
• B.S., Chemical Engineering, Caltech, 2014