Jasmin Kennard

Jasmin Kennard received her BS in Chemical Engineering from Oregon State University in 2018 and received a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University in 2024. Her doctoral research focused on high-throughput computational studies of mesoscale self-assembly using chemistry-agnostic models under the guidance of Prof. Julia Dshemuchadse. Specific interests relate to multicomponent systems, and both ordered and solid solution assemblies. During her PhD, she worked as an associate at RAND Corporation in the Homeland Security Operational Analysis Center examining how current policy impacts the security of microelectronic supply chains. She also worked on the Polymers team at Schrödinger, Inc. developing improved analysis and solvation pathways for Material Science Maestro software.