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Atomic resolution image of ceria at 600oC in H2 atmosphere

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Atomic resolution image of ceria at 600oC in H2 atmosphere

We are interested in the synthesis, characterization and evolution of nanomaterials and nanostructures related to energy and the environment. Within this general theme, our research can be divided into several areas. A major focus is in the area of in situ synthesis and characterization of catalytic materials for applications to energy production and storage. Other research interests include characterization of atmospheric aerosol nanoparticles, nanocharacterization of semiconductor quantum dots and wires and electron beam assisted synthesis of materials (with in situ microscopy). We specialize in applying transmission electron microscopy (TEM) based imaging and nanospectroscopy techniques, especially with in situ capability, to these important scientific areas.

 

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