• First Principle Computational Study of Fast Ionic Conductors 

  He, Xingfeng (2018)

  Fast ionic conductors have great potential to enable novel technologies in energy storage and conversion. However, it is not yet understood why only a few materials can deliver exceptionally higher ionic conductivity than ...

• Novel Materials and Structures for Wide and Ultra-Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Switches 

  Shahin, David Issa (2018)

  Semiconductor power switches are necessary for the deployment of next-generation electrical systems, including renewable energy generators, electric vehicle drivetrains, and high-power communications systems. Current ...

• Atomistic Modeling of Solid Interfaces in All-solid-state Li-ion Batteries 

  Zhu, Yizhou (2018)

  All-solid-state Li-ion battery based on solid electrolyte is a promising next-generation battery technology, providing intrinsic safety and higher energy density. Despite the development of solid electrolyte materials with ...

• COLD ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE PLASMA SURFACE INTERACTIONS WITH POLYMER AND CATALYST MATERIALS 

  Knoll, Andrew Jay (2018)

  Cold atmospheric pressure plasma (CAP) is an excellent source of reactive species because they are able to produce these species cheaply, in a variety of configurations, and in a way that can be distributed easily but there ...

• Evaluation of an Additively Manufactured Ferritic-Martensitic Steel for Advanced Nuclear Applications 

  Vega, Daniel (2018)

  A multidisciplinary investigation is presented in which the first known Additively Manufactured (AM) ferritic/martensitic (FM) steel alloys were evaluated for suitability as fast reactor structural components. As AM becomes ...

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