Rohini Bala Chandran (PI) and Don Siegel’s (Co-PI) proposal has been selected by the Graham Sustainability Institute’s Carbon Neutrality Acceleration Program.
As research begins to ramp back up in G.G. Brown, we find out how faculty and students are making changes to safely re-enter their workspace.
ME Professors Edgar Meyhofer and Pramod Reddy have shown for the first time how a nanoscale thermal switch can be built by employing nanoscale effects that arise when heat is transferred between a hot and cold nanoscale-thick membrane via thermal radiation.
If Moore’s law’s endgame is really computer components made from single molecules, we’re going to need to know how to cool them.
Work with radiative thermal transport at nanoscale level lands Dakotah Thompson a ProQuest Dissertation Award.
Assistant Professor Bala Chandran’s research featured on inside front cover of high impact journal Energy and Environmental Science.
In collaboration with MSE Professor Jinsang Kim’s group, ME Professor Kevin Pipe’s lab is using molecular design principles to improve thermal conductivity in polymers.
Professor Pipe and a team of U-M researchers have found a way to change plastic’s molecular structure, making it as thermally conductive as glass
Students from Meyhofer and Reddy groups observe this phenomenon for the first time at room temperature
Siegel, Mazumder, and Hu will play an integral role in a national multimillion-dollar collaborative effort to develop breakthrough batteries for electric vehicles and a power grid that can store electricity generated from solar/wind energy