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April 24, 2018
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Scientists combined transmission electron microscopy experiments at CFN and the Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science Department with x-ray analyses at the National-Synchrotron Light Source to understand how lithium moves inside individual nanoparticles that make up batteries. Pictured from left to right are Jianming Bai, Feng Wang, Wei Zhang, Yimei Zhu, and Lijun Wu.
News Stories
- Researchers Engineer New Pathways for Self-Assembled Nanostructures
- Converting CO2 into Usable Energy
- Atomic Flaws Create Surprising, High-Efficiency UV LED Materials
- Surprising Discovery Could Lead to Better Batteries
- 2017’s Top-10 Discoveries and Scientific Achievements at Brookhaven National Laboratory
- Accelerating the Self-Assembly of Nanoscale Patterns for Next-Generation Materials
- Scientists Engineer Nanoscale Pillars to Act Like Memory Foam
Awards and Honors
Service Awards
- 10-Year Service Award: Mircea Cotlet, Scientist, Soft and Bio Nanomaterials Group
- 10-Year Service Award: Lizette Domenech, Administrative Group
Arrivals
New Hires
- Lili Han, Research Associate, Electron Microscopy Group
- Ashley Head, Assistant Scientist, Interface Science and Catalysis Group
- Jennifer Carpena-Nunez, Research Associate, Interface Science and Catalysis Group
- Robert Hoade, Principal Technician, Operations Group
- Nikhil Tiwale, Research Associate, Electronic Nanomaterials Group
- Shize Yang, Research Associate, Electron Microscopy Group
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