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News · Apr 1, 2019
Fort Lewis College
NSU PREM graduate helps develop new electroplating technique
PREM graduate and postdoctoral researcher Vanessa Peters is part of a team that recently developed a new technique for “electroplating copper and gold to create tiny, smoothly spherical inertial confinement fusion target shells,” reports the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
News · Nov 19, 2018
Center for Interfacial Electrochemistry of Energy Materials (CIE2M)
Hispanic-serving institutions partner with CHESS
Héctor D. Abruña, the Emile M. Chamot Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, has been working to promote underrepresented minorities in the sciences at Cornell for more than 30 years. His efforts and hard work are coming to fruition in the form of grant funding from NSF, which will help students from Puerto Rico access resources at CHESS.
News · Oct 31, 2018
Faculty Positions Available at the University of New Mexico
The Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering at the University of New Mexico (UNM) is seeking applicants for two open-rank faculty positions (hiring level commensurate with experience). We seek innovative and collaborative researchers and educators in broad areas of chemical engineering.
News · Aug 14, 2018
NSF Awards New PREM Grants
The National Science Foundation recently awarded eight new PREM grants to help support materials research collaborations between minority-serving institutions and large research facilities across the U.S.
Highlight · Aug 2, 2018
New Mexico Highlands University - Ohio State University MRSEC
Donor-Acceptor Binary Organic Compounds – Charge Transfer (CT) Complexes
Tatiana Timofeeva, New Mexico Highlands University
Charge transfer materials are important components of organic electronics for applications in OLED, solar batteries and transistors. Structure-properties relations for this series of materials, including shapes of their crystals, were studied experimentally and computationally in connectio
Highlight · Aug 2, 2018
New Mexico Highlands University - Ohio State University MRSEC
Machine-Learning Algorithms for Nano-Material Characterization
Gil Gallegos, New Mexico Highlands University
The finite difference-time domain (FDTD) models for clusters of known substrate nano-particle distributions were developed. Additional models utilizing open source finite element analysis (FEA) software (ELMER) and commercial FEA software (COMSOL) were also developed. These models will be
News · Jun 22, 2018
California State University - Northridge
NSF Research Fellow Graduates from Princeton with High Honors
Electrical engineering student Hans Hanley recently graduated from Princeton University as a Summa Cum Laude. Hanley, whose focus is on cybersecurity and personal privacy in the digital age will be heading next to the University of Oxford at Worcester College to pursue master’s degrees in computer science as well as mathematics and foundations of computer science.
Highlight · Jun 5, 2018
Texas State University, San Marcos-Research Triangle MRSEC
Self-assembling polymer/clay nanocomposites applied to fruit for shelf life extension
Maedeh Dabbaghianamiri, Carlos Corona, G. W. Beall; Materials Science, Engineering, and Commercialization Program, Texas State University
In previous work Texas State University team members discovered a self-assembling nanocomposite formed between polyvinylpyrrolidone and montmorillonite clay that exhibits high gas barrier properties. This self assembling phenomena has been extended to other polymers including polyvinyl al
Highlight · Jun 5, 2018
Texas State University, San Marcos-Research Triangle MRSEC
Using Iron with Oxide Nanosheets to Enhance Electrochemical Lithium-Ion Charge Storage
Niu, S.; McFeron, R.; Godínez-Salomón, F.; Chapman, B.S.; Damin, C.A.; Tracy, J.B.; Augustyn, V.; Rhodes, C.P. Enhanced Electrochemical Lithium-Ion Charge Storage of Iron Oxide Nanosheets, Chemistry of Materials, 2017, 29, 7794-7807
Research at Texas State University (MSI) and MSREC partner NC State demonstrated that iron oxide (g-Fe2O3) could be synthesized as a nanosheet architecture which resulted in significantly higher Li-ion capacities than nanoparticles; this work can provide enhanced cathodes for lower cost Li
Highlight · May 31, 2018
The University of Texas at El Paso
New Electron Extraction materials for Inverted Perovskite Solar Cells
Luis A. Echegoyen (Univesity of Texas at El Paso)
Perovskite solar cells (PSCs), have shown a remarkable increase in photoconversion efficiency (PCE), from 3.8% in 2009, to 22.1% in 2016. The good electron transporting and solution processable properties of fullerene derivatives make them the most popular electron transporting materials
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