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supercapacitors, Nano porous materials, Microfluidic-based biosensors, Nano-electrocatalysts - Energy nanomaterials, Biomaterials and their biomedical applications, High-throughput screening, Carbohydrates
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instrumentation housed in custom-built labs, and provides excellent technical support. Current research areas include: Advanced materials, High-performance batteries and supercapacitors, Nano porous materials
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prototype optical sensor for the rapid, early detection of undesirable taints or off-flavours in whisky, based on recent research in the Clark Nanophotonic Devices Research Group and Peveler Bio-Nano Sensing
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, spanning from the investigation of surface plasmons and the design of nano-structured catalyst materials to density functional theory calculations to understand surface reactions and materials on an atomic
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Sciences , Computational physics , Condensed Matter Experiment , Condensed Matter Physics , Condensed Matter Physics; Condensed Matter Theory; Computational Physics; X-ray Spectroscopy; Electronic Structure
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. Of particular importance are reliable, radiation resistant low-power electronic systems and miniaturization of these. Project description As part of a Swedich National Space Agency-funded and Space
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Department PME Meng Lab About the Department The Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME; https://pme.uchicago.edu) was established in May 2019 and evolved from the Institute for Molecular
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Science, develops methods and quantitative approaches to investigate nano- and microstructural features across soft matter, biological tissues, as well as metals and alloys. Our work combines X-ray and
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services for the Birck Nano-Technology Center. This facility contains highly complex systems that distribute ultra-clean air and utilities, supported by sophisticated control and alarm systems. Specialized
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PROJET-PEPR : MOF composites for the overall CO₂ reduction through panchromatic photocatalysis (M/F)
the solar spectrum, allowing efficient CO2RR using water as a sacrificial electron donor. CO₂ is often regarded as a cost-free C1 feedstock, making its conversion into high value-added synthetic fuels