Nan Shao

Theory and Computation

Nan Shao joins the Theory and Computation group as a postdoctoral research associate.  She received her PhD in chemistry from University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where she studied the structural evolution of nanoscale molecular clusters. Prior to joining CFN, she was a postdoc at Oak Ridge National Lab, gaining experience in understanding the electrochemical windows of high-voltage electrolytes for Li-ion batteries.  Now she will use  her expertise to help us explore the electronic structure at materials interfaces in organic solar cells and the implications for photovoltaic performance, in close cooperation with optical experiments.  

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