Developing new materials, devices, and processes for advancing energy technologies
Mechanical Engineering researchers at Maryland are developing new materials, devices, and processes for advancing energy generation, storage, and management. In one such innovation, researchers used modified wood as a unique architecture for the negative electrode of a lithium metal battery.
Active research areas include:
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David BigioProfessor301-405-5258 | dbigio@umd.edu Profile |
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Steven A. GabrielProfessor301.405.3242 | sgabriel@umd.edu Profile |
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Katrina GrothAssistant Professor301-405-5215 | kgroth@umd.edu Profile |
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Ashwani K. GuptaDistinguished University Professor301-405-5276 | akgupta@umd.edu Profile |
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Jungho KimProfessor301-405-5437 | kimjh@umd.edu Profile |
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Michael OhadiProfessor301-405-5263 | ohadi@umd.edu Profile |
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Reinhard RadermacherMinta Martin Professor301-405-5286 | raderm@umd.edu Profile |
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Jelena SrebricActing Associate Dean of Research, A. James Clark School of Engineering301-405-6247 | jsrebric@umd.edu Profile |
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Bao YangProfessor301-405-6007 | baoyang@umd.edu Profile |
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Miao YuProfessor301.405.3591 | mmyu@umd.edu Profile |
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