Sofia Gallardo Pascual
PhD Candidate
Sofia pursued her bachelor's degree in Nanotechnology Engineering in Mexico. Driven by her dream to ski on a frozen canal, like in movie scenes, she moved to Ottawa for her PhD in Chemical Engineering. Her current research focuses on developing gas sensors using innovative organic materials. Outside the lab, she enjoys playing in the snow, spending time with friends, and going to the cinema. If you don't find her in the lab, it's probably because she's flying back to the beautiful beaches of Mexico.
Sofia’s LRG Publications
205. Ledos, N.; Mohanan, K. U.; Richard, A.; Pascual, S. G.; Manion, J. G.; Kim, C-H.*; Brusso, J. L.*; Lessard, B. H.* Record-High Mobility in Polycrystalline Phthalocyanine Transistors via Iodine-Mediated Trap Passivation. doi:10.1021/acsmaterialslett.6c00147
204. Ali, M.; Nyayachavadi, A.; Pascual, S. G.; Park, J.; Manion, J. G.; Hemmerle, A.; Kim, C-H.; Lessard, B. H.* Degradation by Design: Sequentially Degradable Organic Transistors for Sustainable Electronics. doi:10.20517/ss.2026.15
199. Weintrager, F. S.; Gallardo-Pascual, S.; Ledos, N.; Ewenike, R. B.; Nyayachavadi, A.; Lamontagne, H. R.; Lessard, B. H.* Thermal Operational Stability in Organic Thin Film Transistors: The Critical Role of Interface Composition and Deposition Conditions. doi:10.1002/smtd.202502171
190.Gallardo, S.; King, B.; Moorthy, S. G.; Lessard, B. H.* Gate Voltage Effect on Fluorinated and Non-Fluorinated Copper Phthalocyanine OTFT-based Ammonia Sensors. doi:10.1039/D5SD00103J
