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The Aerosol and Nanotechnology for Energy and the Environment (ANEE) group focuses on developing energy and environmental technologies through aerosol and nano-scale approaches that can either synthesize or measure aerosols, nanoparticles, or pollution. We have dedicated interests in sustainable nanocarbons, energy storage, and self-assembled materials, as well as metrology and modeling approaches to understand new phenomena related to the structure, evolution, dynamics, and impacts of gas-phase nanoparticles. The applications of our research extend from engineered nanoparticles, catalysts and carbon nanotubes for energy applications to transportation emissions, batteries and air quality.


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