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Investigators in Hydrogen

Harry A. Atwater	Email \| Bio \| Lab
Department Affiliation:	Department of Applied Physics and Materials Science, California Institute of Technology
GCEP Projects:	Plasmonic Photovoltaics Artificial Photosynthesis: Membrane-Supported Assemblies that Use Sunlight to Split Water

David M. Barnett	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Materials Science and Engineering, Stanford University
Secondary Affiliation:	Mechanical Engineering (Division of Mechanics and Computation)
Area of Study:	Fuel Cell and Atomic Force Microscopy Modeling, Dislocations and Waves in Anisotropic Elastic Media, Stress Analysis
GCEP Project:	Atomic Force Microscopy Measurements of PEM Fuel Cells Processes

Bruce Clemens	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Materials Science and Engineering, Stanford University
Secondary Affiliation:	Applied Physics, Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory
Area of Study:	Structure and Reaction Kinetics in Nanostructured Materials
GCEP Project:	Nanomaterials Engineering for Hydrogen Storage

Hongjie Dai	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Chemistry, Stanford University
GCEP Project:	Nanomaterials Engineering for Hydrogen Storage

David Golden	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Mechanical Engineering - Thermosciences, Stanford University
Area of Study:	Chemical Kinetics Related to Combustion and the Atmosphere
GCEP Projects:	Optimization of Synthetic Oxygenated Fuels Hydrogen Effects on Climate, Stratospheric Ozone, and Air Pollution Process Informatics

Harry B. Gray	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Department of Chemistry, California Institute of Technology
GCEP Project:	Artificial Photosynthesis: Membrane-Supported Assemblies that Use Sunlight to Split Water

Mark Z. Jacobson	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University
Area of Study:	Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology
GCEP Project:	Hydrogen Effects on Climate, Stratospheric Ozone, and Air Pollution

Nathan Lewis	Email \| Bio \| Lab
Department Affiliation:	Department of Chemistry, California Institute of Technology
GCEP Project:	Artificial Photosynthesis: Membrane-Supported Assemblies that Use Sunlight to Split Water

Anders R. Nilsson	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory
Secondary Affiliation:	Geological and Environmental Sciences
GCEP Project:	Nanomaterials Engineering for Hydrogen Storage

Peter Pinsky	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University
Secondary Affiliation:	Civil Engineering, Stanford University
Area of Study:	Computational Mechanics: Fuel Cell Modeling
GCEP Project:	Atomic Force Microscopy Measurements of PEM Fuel Cells Processes

Fritz Prinz	Email \| Bio \| Lab
Department Affiliation:	Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University
Secondary Affiliation:	Materials Sciences and Engineering, Stanford University
Area of Study:	Fuel Cells and Bio-sensing
GCEP Projects:	Battery Electrodes with Nanowire Architectures Photosynthetic Bioelectricity Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Ceramic Materials for Fuel Cells Exploratory Project - Feasibility of a Novel Photoelectrochemical Energy Conversion Device Monitoring Bioconversion Processes Micro- and Nano-Scale Electrochemistry Applied to Fuel Cells

Alfred Spormann	Email \| Bio \| Lab
Department Affiliation:	Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University
GCEP Project:	Biohydrogen Generation

Jonathan F. Stebbins	Email \| Bio
Department Affiliation:	Geological and Environmental Sciences, Stanford University
Secondary Affiliation:	Materials Science and Engineering, Stanford University
GCEP Project:	Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Ceramic Materials for Fuel Cells

James Swartz	Email \| Bio \| Lab
Department Affiliation:	Chemical Engineering, Stanford University
GCEP Projects:	Direct Solar Biohydrogen Biohydrogen Generation