Lorenzo Mangolini

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University of California, Riverside

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Professor Lorenzo Mangolini is a faculty member at the University of California Riverside, specializing in nanotechnology and material science. His research focuses on enhancing the performance of silicon and magnesium nanoparticles through innovative methods such as plasma activation and surface modification. Recent publications explore a range of topics, including electronic coupling in hybrid systems and the conversion of methane to carbon nanoparticles.

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JOEL EAVES

University of Colorado Boulder

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Sean Roberts

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University of Texas at Austin

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Changlu Xu

University of California, Los Angeles

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Bryan Wong

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University of California, Riverside

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Chen Li

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University of California, Riverside

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Guillermo Aguilar

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Texas A&M University

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Intermediate Electronic Coupling via Silane and Germane Bridges in Silicon Quantum Dot–Molecular Hybrid Systems

Highly Stable Silicon Anodes Enabled by Sub‐10 nm Pores and Particles

Energetic Characteristics and Reaction Mechanism of Hydrogenated Magnesium Nanoparticles: The Role of Condensed-Phase Reaction

Nonthermal Plasma Activation of Adsorbates: The Case of CO on Pt

Enhancing the combustion of silicon nanoparticles via plasma-assisted fluorocarbon surface modification

Role of Surface Tension on Heat Feedback and Power from Energetic Composites

Conversion of Methane to Graphite-Like Carbon Nanoparticles Using a Low-Temperature Dusty Plasma

Using Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy to Probe Surface-Localized Nonthermal Plasma Activation

Efficient photon upconversion enabled by strong coupling between silicon quantum dots and anthracene

Nonthermal plasma synthesis of silicon carbonitride

In‐Flight Synthesis of Core–Shell Mg/Si–SiOx Particles with Greatly Reduced Ignition Temperature

Low temperature oxidation of amorphous silicon nanoparticles

Nonlinear Absorption in Plasmonic Titanium Nitride Nanocrystals

Enhancing the Combustion of Magnesium Nanoparticles via Low-Temperature Plasma-Induced Hydrogenation

Reduced Energy Cost of Ammonia Synthesis Via RF Plasma Pulsing

Photothermal heating of titanium nitride nanomaterials for fast and uniform laser warming of cryopreserved biomaterials

Distinct Acoustic and Optical Phonon Dependences on Particle Size, Oxidation, and Temperature in Silicon Nanocrystals

Enhanced thermoelectric ZT in the tails of the Fermi distribution via electron filtering by nanoinclusions: Model electron transport in nanocomposites

Nanocrystalline Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia Ceramics for Cranial Window Applications

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JOEL EAVES

Sean Roberts

Changlu Xu

Bryan Wong

Chen Li

Guillermo Aguilar

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