NSF award 2543575 · Rutgers University New Brunswick

CAREER: Understanding Non-equilibrium Electro-Thermal Transport in Nanoscale Quantum Systems

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Award number: 2543575
Period of support: 1 May 2026 – 30 Apr 2031
Amount: $550,000
Awardee: Rutgers University New Brunswick, NEW Brunswick, NJ
Program: TTP-Thermal Transport Process
Directorate: ENG

Abstract

Metal nanoparticles often serve as catalysts in chemical manufacturing. They use light to promote chemical reactions. However, the details of how they work remain unclear. The reactions may be driven by heat or by energetic electrons generated when light hits the particles. Using new nanoscale thermal measurement tools, this project will uncover the mechanisms underlying the performance of metal nanoparticles. The…

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