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Satish Ogale's Editor's choice: Nanomaterials and Functional

Energy & Environmental Science’s newest Advisory Board member, Dr Satishchandra Ogale

Satish Ogale’s Editor’s choice: Nanomaterials and Functional Carbon for Energy Applications

’s newest Advisory Board member, Dr Satishchandra Ogale, has chosen a selection of excellent articles in the areas of nanomaterials and functional carbon for energy applications, which were recently published in Energy & Environmental Science (EES). You can read these articles for free for a limited period by clicking on the links below.

We are delighted that Dr Ogale has recently joined the Advisory Board of EES. He is a Chief Scientist and Coordinator at the Centre of Excellence in Solar Energy at CSIR-NCL, Pune, India. His research focusses on dye sensitized and hybrid solar cells, solar water splitting for hydrogen generation and functional carbon nanocomposites for energy.

On behalf of Satish Ogale and the Editor-in-Chief Nathan Lewis (Caltech) we invite you to submit your best research to Energy & Environmental Science.

EES publishes outstanding, community-spanning, agenda-setting research covering all aspects of energy and environmental research. With an Impact Factor of 11.65, which is rising fast, it the ideal place to publish your work.

Source: blogs.rsc.org
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing Deformed helix ferroelectric liquid crystals: Materials for displays: Effect of nano-materials on electro-optical properties of deformed helix ferroelectric liquid crystals and applications
Book (LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing)

Nano mercury

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Nanomaterial hazard
Preliminary research by a team of ASU scientists suggests the presence of nanomaterials in drinking water may be dangerous to humans. Two of the researchers – principal investigator Paul Westerhoff and civil and environmental engineering professor John Crittenden – caution against drawing conclusions from these preliminary results, but they say initial results indicate that certain nanomaterials in water may be toxic.
In the project, the research team simulated liquid found in intestines and introduced into it a layer of colon cells

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Springer IUTAM Symposium on Surface Effects in the Mechanics of Nanomaterials and Heterostructures: Proceedings of the IUTAM Symposium held in Beijing, China, 8-12 August, 2010 (IUTAM Bookseries (closed))
Book (Springer)
Interfacial Effects and Novel Properties of Nanomaterials (Solid State Phenomena)
Book (Scitec Publications, Ltd.)
Springer Nanomaterials: Mechanics and Mechanisms
Book (Springer)
Springer Nanomaterials: A Danger or a Promise?: A Chemical and Biological Perspective
eBooks (Springer)
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