Our research tackles a range of technologies geared towards producing energy without relying on fossil fuels (and excluding solar cells which are summarised in a separate section). In particular, we focus on the development of fuel cells, materials for nuclear energy, and magnetocalorics.
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Professor of Physical Electronics and Thin Film Materials, Vice-Dean (Research) Faculty of Engineering Current research is targeted towards Energy Materials |
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Professor of Solid State Physics, Department of Physics Research interests in the study of magnetic materials (for solid state magnetic cooling using magnetocalorics) and highly spin polarised magnetic materials (for spintronics and long range spin triplet superconductivity). Transport properties of high mobility materials such as narrow gap semiconductors and graphene, superconductors (in particular gap structure and vortex pinning), and Raman spectroscopy (surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy and Raman spectroscopy as a tool to understand Fuel Cell materials). |
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Senior Lecturer, Department of Chemistry |
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Professor in Micro and Nanotechnology, Department of Chemistry Research covers nanobiotechnology with an emphasis on the development of micro and nanofluidic devices for analytical and bio-analytical applications and ultra-high sensitivity optical detection techniques. |
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Professor, Chair of Computational Materials Science, Department of Chemistry Research interests lie in the area of quantum mechanical modelling of material properties with the aim of discovering new functional materials. |
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Reader in the Theory & Simulation of Materials, Department of Materials Current research interests cover the dynamics of electrons out of equilibrium, and the thermodynamics of complex interfaces. |
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Chair in Ceramic Engineering, Department of Materials |
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Reader in Organometallic Chemistry, Department of Chemistry |
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Research Officer in Thin Film Technology, Department of Materials |
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Professor of Materials Chemistry, Department of Materials Research interests are in materials for new energy technologies and primarily concerned with the chemical and physical properties of solid oxide fuel cell electrolytes and electrodes, encompassing the electrical and structural characteristics of materials. |
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Royal School of Mines
Imperial College London
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Email: nano@imperial.ac.uk
