Utah Nanoscale Thermal Transport (NT2) Lab
Welcome to the webpage of the Utah Nano-Energy Laboratory in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Utah. The Utah Nano-Energy group focuses on research and education of nanoscale energy transport and conversion processes. Our research interests include fundamental physics of thermal, electrical, and photonic energy interactions at nanoscales, nanostructure-based energy applications, nanoscale thermophysical instrumentations, and tip-based nanoimaging and spectroscopy.
Group News
A new publication in Physical Review B
Our work on extreme near-field heat transfer has been published in the physical review B. The paper title is “Extreme …
Our publication in Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells
Our work on photon-enhanced thermionic emission (PETE) has been published in the Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells. The paper …
A new publication in Physical Review Applied
Our work on sub-micron gap thermionic devices has been published in the Physical Review Applied. The paper title is “Submicrometer-Gap …
A review paper has come out
A review paper on the experimental investigation of near-field thermal radiation has come out. The paper title is “EXPERIMENTAL EXPLORATION …
Professor Keunhan Park obtained a formal membership into the LIGO Scientific Collaboration (LSC)
Research Highlight: LIGO Scientific Collaboration On August 23rd, 2019, Professors Keunhan Park, Stephan LeBohec, Vikram Deshpande, and Yue Zhao obtained …