Tag Archives: Materials for Energy Applications research
Crystallization Modes of Poly(3-dodecylthiophene)-Based Block Copolymers Depend on Regioregularity and Morphology
Gila Stein’s lab works with self-assembling block copolymers that contain ionic or semiconductive segments. These materials combine the mechanical properties of […]
Jolly green MOF: confinement and photoactivation of photosystem I in a metal–organic framework
Photosystem I (PSI) is a potential candidate for integration into bio-hybrid solar energy harvesting devices, but orchestrating such integration rests […]
Describing Ion Exchange Membrane-Electrolyte Interactions for High Electrolyte Concentrations Used in Electrochemical Reactors
Foundational study from Thomas Zawodzinski’s research team that presents a framework for describing behavior of ion exchange membranes exposed to […]
Graphitic Coated Al Nanoparticles Manufactured as Superior Energetic Materials
The large heat release predicted in the investigations of Al NPs used in solid-state propulsion and pyrotechnics has been offset […]