Colin Ophus

Associate Professor

Stanford University
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Colin Ophus is an Associate Professor at Stanford University, USA. His research areas encompass nanocatalysts, structural characterization, and material dynamics, with a particular focus on multiscale engineering principles and phase retrieval techniques. Recent publications include studies on multigrain nanocatalysts, 3D strain field reconstruction, and the behavior of nanostructures in various environmental conditions.

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Zihao Ou

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Georgios Varnavides

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Kwabena Bediako

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Philipp Michael Pelz

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Yang Yang

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