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International Excellence Materials Lab
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The lab studies energy materials, including thermoelectric materials.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring energy materials through thermoelectric materials
The International Excellence Materials Lab is a lab whose research fields are thermoelectric materials and energy materials.
Its research fields include materials such as Half-Heusler compounds, silicides, Zintl compounds, chalcogenides, and SiGe alloys.
Phase transitions, nanoscale phenomena, and semiconductors are also included in its research fields.
The faculty member is Associate Professor Najundra Chauhan.
ResearchResearch themes
The research fields of this lab are thermoelectric materials and energy materials. Phase transitions, nanoscale phenomena, and semiconductors are also included.
MembersFaculty
- Associate ProfessorNajundra Chauhan
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