Stanford Mechanical Engineering
Aerosol and Nanotechnology for Energy and the Environment (ANEE)
ANEE
Our 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.
Open positions
Work at the intersection of aerosol science, nanotechnology, and energy systems, with fundamental research translated toward environmental and industrial impact.
View all openingsThe Boies and Rice Groups at Stanford University and Rice University are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Scholars to lead experimental research on the high-temperature conversion of methane and natural gas into carbon nanotubes...
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