Daniel Mccurry

Daniel Mccurry serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences at Bloomsburg University, holding a B.S. from Binghamton University (2011) and a PhD from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2016).

His research spans electrochemical innovation with key emphases on:

• All-electrochemical fabrication for high surface area formic acid catalysis
• Nanoporous gold applications in electroosmotic/electrophoretic separations
• Air-stable perovskite solar cell development

Teaching responsibilities include Chemistry 115 (Chemistry for the Sciences) and Analytical Chemistry (Chem 321), supported by service roles as Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar Organizer and Chemistry 115 Lab Prep coordinator. His work bridges fundamental electrochemistry with sustainable energy and separation technologies, though specific publication outputs or collaborative networks remain undocumented in available sources.