Our mission
Paris climate agreement has set a target of achieving net-negative global emissions by the year 2050.
Our group works on developing new materials for low-cost and scalable energy conversion, storage, and CO2 capture to meet this target.
Research
Computational design
Density functional theory and machine learning.
Materials synthesis
High-throughput robotic synthesis of solution-processed nanomaterials.
Devices
Li-ion batteries, CO2 capture, solar cells, catalysis.
Group news
Kamal and Alex’s Preview on Trap States in Quantum Dots is online!
Electronic traps are the primary factor stifling the performance of quantum-dot (QD) solar cells to nearly half their theoretical potential.… Read More
Tiange’s publication ‘CO2 Electroreduction from Carbonate Electrolyte’
Tiange's work on CO2 Electroreduction from Carbonate Electrolyte is now online! The process of CO2 valorization – from capture of… Read More