Brenden Ferland
PhD student in UConn's Polymer Program developing graphene-polymer composites for sensing and environmental remediation. My work in the Adamson Lab turns abundant raw materials into functional solutions: foams that heat, membranes that filter, sensors that respond. I use Python and Claude Code to move faster from synthesis to insight. Inefficiency bothers me, so I automate what I can.
Research Focus: Adding value to hyperabundant materials
PhD Student · University of Connecticut · Adamson Lab