Dom PannChemistry student exploring materials, electrochemistry, energy, and semiconductor science.

My full name is Phumint Oudom Pann, and I go by Dom. I am a rising sophomore at Denison University majoring in chemistry. I am interested in how chemical structure and molecular behavior become the physical and electronic properties we observe in useful materials.

That connection has drawn me toward materials chemistry and electrochemistry, particularly questions involving energy storage, electrode materials, and semiconductor surfaces and interfaces. My coursework in chemistry, multivariable calculus, and biology has helped me begin building an interdisciplinary scientific foundation. This fall, I will continue developing that foundation through physics, evolution, and Organic Chemistry II.

I am still early in my scientific training as an undergraduate, and I hope to gain faculty-mentored research experience where I can learn careful experimental work, scientific reasoning, data interpretation, and research communication. Over time, I want to understand how fundamental chemistry can contribute to practical advances in energy and electronic materials.