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- Artificial Photosynthesis
- Catalysis: Reactivity & Structure
- Electrochemical Energy Storage
- Electron- and Photo-Induced Processes for Molecular Energy Conversion
- Neutrino and Nuclear Chemistry
- Surface Electrochemistry and Electrocatalysis
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- Catalysis for Alternative Fuels Production
- Nanostructured Interfaces for Catalysis
- Structure and Dynamics of Applied Nanomaterials
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Researchers in Brookhaven's Chemistry Division seek to understand and control chemical systems to develop clean energy solutions for national needs. Our work helps to develop chemical principles that underlie new energy conversion and storage technologies that improve energy security and reduce the environmental impacts of energy use. Key aspects of our research are inspired by the goal to enable a net-zero carbon economy to address climate change. Division researchers also participate in international collaborations in nuclear and particle physics to investigate fundamental properties of neutrinos and other weakly interacting particles. The research group pages describe our research thrusts, which also leverage leading facility capabilities at Brookhaven Lab such as National Synchrtron Light Source II, the Center for Functional Nanomaterials, and the division’s own Accelerator Center for Energy Research.
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Alex Harris
Director Energy Science and Technology, Acting Chair of Chemistry Division
(631) 344-4301, alexh@bnl.gov