Materials Research Science and Engineering Center on Advanced Oxides and Related Materials

9632667朱休斯顿大学材料研究科学与工程中心（MRSEC）支持在一个跨学科研究小组中对氧化物材料的合成和表征进行研究，这些材料在离子器件中具有重要的技术应用。这些设备包括膜和电催化反应器，固体氧化物燃料电池和化学传感器。 这些设备通过提高产品选择性、工艺效率和环境兼容性，有望在工业化学过程中取得重大进展。 特别强调的是复合氧化物，它们是烃氧化和氧还原的活性催化剂，具有离子器件所需的高离子电导率和电子电导率。 MRSEC支持材料研究共享实验设施的开发、运营和维护。 它为探索性研究提供种子资金，促进本科生和大学预科生的研究参与，并正在发展强大的工业关系。 该中心目前支持11名高级研究员，3名博士后研究助理，10名研究生和6名本科生。MRSEC由Paul C.W.教授领导。楚 运输燃料需求的不断变化、天然气供应的不断增加以及对节能环保工艺的重视，推动了对先进催化和陶瓷材料的新需求。 这些趋势表明，在新的能源生产方法中应用新型氧化物材料的改进催化和分离工艺有新的机会。休斯顿大学的材料研究科学与工程中心（MRSEC）支持对具有重要技术应用的氧化物材料的合成和表征的研究。MRSEC支持材料研究共享实验设施的开发、运行和维护。 它为探索性研究提供种子资金，促进本科生和大学预科生的研究参与，并正在发展强大的工业关系。 该中心目前支持11名高级研究员，3名博士后研究助理，10名研究生和6名本科生。MRSEC由Paul C.W.教授领导。楚 ***

9632667 Chu The Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC) at the University of Houston supports research on the synthesis and characterization of oxide materials that have technologically important applications in ionic devices in one interdisciplinary research group. The devices include membrane and electrocatalytic reactors, solid oxide fuel cells, and chemical sensors. The devices promise major advances in industrial chemical processes by improving product selectivity, process efficiency and environmental compatibility. Special emphasis is on complex oxides that are active catalysts for hydrocarbon oxidation and oxygen reduction and have the high ionic conductivity and electronic conductivity required for ionic devices. The MRSEC supports the development, operation and maintenance of shared experimental facilities for materials research. It provides seed funding for exploratory research, fosters research participation by undergraduates and pre-college students, and is developing strong industrial relationships. The Center currently supports 11 senior investigators, 3 postdoctoral research associates, 10 graduate students, and 6 undergraduates. The MRSEC is directed by Professor Paul C.W. Chu. %%% Changing needs in transportation fuels, increasing availability of natural gas, and the emphasis on energy efficient, environmentally benign processes are driving new demands for advanced catalytic and ceramic materials. These trends suggest new opportunities for improved catalytic and separation processes that apply novel oxide materials in new energy production approaches. The Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC) at the University of Houston supports research on the synthesis and characterization of oxide materials that have technologically important applications. The MRSEC supports the development, operation and maintenance of shared experimental facilities for materials research. It provides seed funding for explora tory research, fosters research participation by undergraduates and pre-college students, and is developing strong industrial relationships. The Center currently supports 11 senior investigators, 3 postdoctoral research associates, 10 graduate students, and 6 undergraduates. The MRSEC is directed by Professor Paul C.W. Chu. ***