2018 NEES Spring All-hands Accomplishment Meeting - CINT
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
CINT, Albuquerque, NM
For More Information:
Elizabeth Lathrop
301 405 7801
lathrop5@umd.edu
The 2018 NEES Spring Accomplishment Meeting was held at the facility of Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies (CINT), a part of Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, NM. In addition to the NEES thrust accomplishment presentations, NEES PI Katherine Jungjohann chaired the special session “CINT Scientists Round Table Presentation“ that featured CINT scientists who explained their on-going projects and capabilities to encourage collaborations between NEES PIs and CINT.
AGENDA: Day 1
Welcome & NEES Overview - Gary Rubloff (Maryland)
NEES Topical Accomplishment #1 - moderator Sang Bok Lee (Maryland)
- "Electrochemical Kinetics of Porous Electrodes", Chunsheng Wang (Maryland)
- "Explore the Contact and Potential Change at the Electrode/Solid-Electrolyte Interface", Yue Qi (Michigan State)
NEES Topical Accomplishment #2 - moderator Phil Collins
- "Putting Chemical Selective Nanopores to Work - A New Chemo-Response Pump", Charles Martin (U Florida)
- "Unraveling the Organic/Inorganic Chemistry of Li-based SEI Films on Anodes and Cathodes", Bryan Eichhorn (Maryland)
Guest Seminar: "Simultaneous Operando Measurements of the Local Temperature, State of Charge, and Strain inside a Commercial Li-ion Battery Pouch Cell", Stephen Harris (LBL)
CINT Scientists Round Table Presentation - moderator Katherine Jungjohann (Sandia)
- "Si/Ge Nanowire Heterostructure as a Platform to Study Degradation of Li-ion Battery Anode under Different Operation Conditions, Junkyoung Yoo (LANL)
- "Photoemission Electron Microscopy as a New Tool to Study the Electronic Properties of an Inhomogeneous Semiconductor and 2D Crystals", Taisuke Ohta (Sandia)
- "Nanomechanics: Origins of Strength, Toughness, and Cyclic Stability", Brad Boyce (Sandia)
- "Novel Approaches to Nanoparticle Size Control Through Continuous Growth", Dale Huber (Sandia)
- "Modeling Materials Degradation in Nanostructures: An Example of the Intersection of Computational Material Science, Experimental Characterization and Data Analytics", Rémi Dingreville (Sandia)
Keynote Speaker: John Sullivan (Sandia)
AGENDA: DAY 2
NEES Topical Accomplishment #3 - moderator A. Alec Talin
- "Precision Structures and High Performance 3D Architectures for Solid-State Energy Storage", Keith Gregorczyk (Maryland)
- "Ionogels: Addressing the Challenges of Solid Electrolytes", Bruce Dunn (UCLA)
NEESConnect Alumni Presentations - moderator Elizabeth Lathrop
- "Neighbors Matter: Configurational States of Adlayers in Atomic Layer Deposition", Parag Banerjee (University of Central Florida)
- "Surce-Enhanced Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy of Formic Acid Oxidation on Ultrathin Pt Films on Au", Eleanor Gillette (University of San Diego)
- "Tools for in situ and Operado Microscopy - how to bring your bench top experiment inside the microscope", Khim Karki (Hummingbird)
NEESConnect Career Panel - moderator Elizabeth Lathrop
This Event is For: Graduate • Faculty • Post-Docs
