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Vasiliki Tileli
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MSE-204: Thermodynamics for materials science
This course establishes the basic concepts of thermodynamics and defines the main state functions. The concepts are then applied to the study of phase diagrams of various systems.
MSE-477: Nanomaterials
This course is an introduction to the concepts and associated relevant physics and materials science principles of what makes inorganic nanomaterials outperform their bulk counterparts. It covers thei
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Quasi-operando Transmission Electron Microscopy Diagnostics for Electrocatalytic Processes in Liquids
It is of great interest to the energy community to understand how the mechano-physico-chemical phenomena that eventually lead to device degradation are related to the startup, operation, and shutdown phases. For electrocatalytic systems operating in liquid ...
Swiss Chemical Soc2024Decoupling the Contributions of Different Instability Mechanisms to the PEMFC Performance Decay of Non-noble Metal O2-Reduction Catalysts
Vasiliki Tileli, Robin Pierre Alain Girod, Secil Unsal
Non-noble metal catalysts (NNMCs) hold the potential to replace the expensive Pt-based materials currently used to speed up the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) in proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) cathodes, but they feature poor durability that in ...
AMER CHEMICAL SOC2023Three-dimensional nanoimaging of fuel cell catalyst layers
Vasiliki Tileli, Robin Pierre Alain Girod, Timon Lazaridis
Catalyst layers in proton exchange membrane fuel cells consist of platinum-group-metal nanocatalysts supported on carbon aggregates, forming a porous structure through which an ionomer network percolates. The local structural character of these heterogeneo ...
NATURE PORTFOLIO2023