Colby Jarrett

Colby Jarrett completed his BS in mechanical engineering at the University of Tennessee and joined the ASE group at Georgia Tech in 2012. He graduated with his Master’s degree from Georgia Tech in 2014 and initially worked at Schlumberger, before later moving to Tesla. While in the ASE group, Colby’s research centered on thermochemical hydrogen production. He developed a framework for determining the highest efficiency that can be obtained for a two-step metal oxide redox cycle.