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Ram Krishna Hona is from Nepal. His education began with his receipt of a B.S. (1994) in Biology and Chemistry and an M.S. (1996) in Chemistry from Tribhubvan University in Kathmandu, Nepal. He held various research-focused positions in Nepal before relocating to the United States in 2010. He then earned a second M.S. (2014) in Chemistry from New Mexico State University. He was enrolled at the University of Louisville, where he earned a third M.S. (2018) and PhD (2019) in Chemistry where he was focused on investigating and synthesizing materials for use in renewable energy systems. In January 2020, Hona has joined the Wu group as a postdoctoral research scholar where he intends to continue to pursue research related to the formulation and synthesis of novel functional materials, in particular by developing a novel compound that has efficient electrolyte properties for potassium super oxide batteries. LinkedIn
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