Energy Nanomaterials Science Group (ONOE Laboratory)
Department of Energy Science and Engineering
Nagoya University
About Us
We apply molecular functional materials (e.g., fullerenes, metal complexes, etc.), nanospace materials (e.g., organometallic frameworks), and semiconductor inorganic materials to environmental issues (CO2 immobilization/conversion to valuable materials, disposal of high-level radioactive liquid wastes, and recycling of precious metals) and to energy harvesting (organic solar cells, organic thermoelectric elements, artificial photosynthesis).
What's New
NEW
A paper titled"Micro/macroscopic and density functional studies of the interactions between Molybdenum Trioxide and C60 molecule"related to thermoelectric materials was published in J. Chem. Phys.
