Engineering New Nanostructured Materials for Tunable Light-Matter Interactions
工程新型纳米结构材料可调节光-物质相互作用
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2017-06405
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.42万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Nanomaterials engineering presents a rich venue for the development of new materials with unique functionalities amenable to a variety of applications computing, communications, sensing, and energy to name a few. This abundance of possibilities arises from the fact that at the nanoscale, size shape and structure play a significant role in determining material properties and associated phenomena - in addition to composition. One exciting field of study is that of light-matter interactions at the nanoscale, and in particular, lines of inquiry motivated by the objective of developing effective means of harnessing light energy.******Considering that the unremitting rays of the sun bathe the globe in light energy at an average power level of ~89,000 TW* some three orders beyond our present global energy consumption rate of ~20 TW and where the latter is principally comprised of depleting fossil fuels it clearly behooves us to develop the next generation of materials and devices that can effectively tap this light energy generating electricity and solar fuels, daylighting, heating and cooling and thus advancing the vision of realizing a sustainable society.******Dr. Kherani's research program is to develop new nanomaterials with a high degree of compositional, structural and size control that will enable the attainment of desired light-matter interaction in devices that harvest and control light energy, as well as allied emergent devices in the fields of sensing, imaging and photonics in general. Advances in tunable nanomaterials capable of enhanced interaction with visible, infrared, and mid-infrared radiation can lead to new paradigmsenabling effective conversion of solar and thermal radiation into electrical energy, and efficient utilization of light energy through facile control over the flow of visible and invisible light energy (for example, through windows). Further, rationally designed nanomaterials can also be applied for photoactive applications including smart photo-thermo-response optical devices, photocatalytic generation of solar fuels (for example, hydrogen and hydrocarbon fuels from solar energy) and artificial photosynthesis.******________________****While this is the total power flux, the technical potential of electricity generation is ~7,500 TW and that for solar fuels (hydrogen production) is ~2,500 TW; the latter estimates include 30% and 10% photovoltaic and photochemical conversion efficiencies, respectively. These figures also account for the generally inaccessible oceans and frigid poles.
纳米材料工程为开发具有独特功能的新材料提供了一个丰富的场所,这些功能适用于各种应用,例如计算、通信、传感和能源。这种丰富的可能性源于这样一个事实,即在纳米尺度上,尺寸、形状和结构在决定材料属性和相关现象方面发挥着重要作用--除了成分之外。一个令人兴奋的研究领域是纳米尺度上的光-物质相互作用,特别是由开发利用光能的有效方法的目标所推动的研究路线。考虑到持续不断的太阳射线以平均约89,000太瓦的功率水平沐浴着全球的光能,比我们目前约20太瓦的全球能源消耗率高出约三个数量级,而后者主要由耗尽的化石燃料组成,我们显然有责任开发下一代材料和设备,能够有效地利用这种光能发电和太阳能燃料,日光,Kherani博士的研究计划是开发成分、结构和尺寸高度可控的新型纳米材料,使收集和控制光能的设备以及传感、成像和光子学领域的相关新兴设备实现所需的光-物质相互作用。能够增强与可见光、红外和中红外辐射相互作用的可调纳米材料的进展可以导致新的范式,使太阳和热辐射能够有效地转化为电能,并通过方便地控制可见光和不可见光能的流动(例如,通过窗户)来有效地利用光能。此外,合理设计的纳米材料还可以应用于光活性应用,包括智能光热响应光学器件、太阳能燃料(例如来自太阳能的氢和碳氢化合物燃料)的光催化生成和人造photosynthesis.******________________****While。这是总的功率通量,发电的技术潜力为~7500TW,太阳能燃料(制氢)的技术潜力为~2500TW;后者的估计分别包括30%和10%的光伏和光化学转换效率。这些数字也解释了通常无法到达的海洋和寒冷的极地。
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