BPN635: Structured Substrates for Enhancing the Water-Splitting Efficiency of Earth Abundant Materials

Project ID BPN635 Website Start Date Tue 2011-Aug-16 17:47:00 Last Updated Wed 2011-Aug-17 11:24:04 Abstract Here we focus on nano- and micro-structuring earth abundant materials to improve their water splitting performance, primarily by increasing the optical path length. The focus is on isolating structural effects and so we fix the material system to be titanium dioxide. In one structure we use texturized carbon nanotubes as the back contact. In another, we are planning to use micro-scale triangular grooves. Status New Funding Source Federal IAB Research Area NanoTechnology: Materials, Processes & Devices Researcher(s) Maxwell Zheng Advisor(s) Ali Javey

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