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Research Areas & Activities
Solar Energy
Biomass Energy
Hydrogen
Advanced Combustion
CO2 Capture
CO2 Storage
Advanced Materials & Catalysts
The Electron Economy: Oxidation Catalysis for Energy Management
Nanoscale Architectural Engineering for High Performance Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
Metal Oxide Nanotubes and Photo-Excitation Effects: New Approaches for Low-to-Intermediate Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
Electrocatalysis with Discrete Transition Metal Complexes
Advanced Coal
Advanced Transportation
Other Renewables
Integrated Assessment
Advanced Nuclear Energy
Energy Distribution & Infrastructures
Geoengineering
All Activities
Analysis Activities
Technical Reports
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Materials used in advanced energy conversion and storage systems must have the required strength, stability, and functionality in order to demonstrate high performance as well as economic feasibility. New materials could benefit an array of energy applications including fuel cell membranes and catalysts, hydrogen storage tanks, wind turbine blades, radioactive product handling, and electricity distribution. New materials for energy systems may be highly specialized and molecularly complex. Recent advances in molecular-scale engineering and imaging will assist in the design and characterization of materials with the desired properties and function. Investigators in Advanced Materials & CatalystsCurrent Research Activities Completed Research Activities |
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