Justin Sambur

Assistant Professor

Colorado State University

United States

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Justin Sambur is an Assistant Professor at Colorado State University, USA. His research primarily focuses on the study of two-dimensional semiconductors and their interfaces, utilizing advanced techniques such as single-molecule fluorescence microscopy and transient absorption spectroscopy. Recent articles reflect his interests in energy transfer, bandgap renormalization, and photoelectrochemical activity.

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Danielle Lustig

University of Oxford

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Andrés Montoya-Castillo

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University of Colorado Boulder

UNITED STATES

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Xiaoqing Pan

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University of California, Irvine

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GORDANA DUKOVIC

University of Colorado Boulder

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Justin Toole

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United States Military Academy

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Articles (20)

Single-Molecule Fluorescence Microscopy Reveals Energy Transfer Active versus Inactive Nanocrystal/Dye Conjugate Pairs

Measuring the flatband potential in 2D semiconductors: Pitfalls and a possible SECCM solution

(Invited) Bandgap Renormalization Drives Band Edge Movement at 2D Semiconductor/Electrolyte Interfaces

(Invited) Hot Carrier Extraction from Monolayer MoS2 Photoelectrodes Revealed by in Situ Transient Absorption Spectroscopy

(Invited) Unequal {110} Facets: The Critical Role of Surface Termination in Determining Photoelectrochemical Activity of Single BiVO4 Particles

Quantifying Energy Level Alignment and Band Gap Movement via Charge Equilibration in Monolayer 2D TMDs/Electrolyte Interface

Structural Disorder and Mo Substitution Enable Multi-Electron Redox in Niobium Tungsten Oxide Wadsley-Roth Crystallographic Shear Compounds

Hiding in plain sight: The prevalence and impact of trions and Fermi polarons in transient absorption spectroscopy experiments of 2D semiconductors

(Invited) Photoelectrochemistry of Monolayer 2D Semiconductors: Quantifying Band Gap Renormalization Effects and Hot Carrier Extraction

Hot carrier extraction from 2D semiconductor photoelectrodes

(Invited) Energy Level Alignment and Hot Carrier Extraction in Monolayer Semiconductor Photoelectrochemical Cells

(Invited) Molecular Reaction Imaging of Charge Transport in MoS2 Nanoflake Photoelectrodes

Lithium-Ion Diffusivity Increases with Block Size in Niobium Tungsten Oxide Shear Structures

Toward Imaging Defect-Mediated Energy Transfer between Single Nanocrystal Donors and Single Molecule Acceptors

LBIC Imaging of Solar Cells: An Introduction to Scanning Probe-Based Imaging Techniques

Structure–Property Relationships in High-Rate Anode Materials Based on Niobium Tungsten Oxide Shear Structures

Answering old questions with new techniques: Understanding performance-limiting factors in transition metal dichalcogenide photoelectrochemical solar cells

Quantifying interfacial energetics of 2D semiconductor electrodes using in situ spectroelectrochemistry and many-body theory

Anodic Dissolution Rates Accelerate with Decreasing MoS2 Nanoflake Thickness

Molecular Reaction Imaging of a Surface Recombination Process Explains Performance Variation Among Smooth MoS2 Photoelectrodes

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Danielle Lustig

Andrés Montoya-Castillo

Xiaoqing Pan

GORDANA DUKOVIC

Justin Toole

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