Stephen B Cronin

Professor of Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy

University of Southern California

United States

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Stephen B Cronin is a Professor of Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy at the University of Southern California, USA. His research focuses on electrocatalytic processes, nanosecond pulsed power, and the development of novel materials such as carbon nanotubes and MoS 2 nanoislands. Recent publications include work on energy-efficient plasma systems and enhancing thermoelectric performance in advanced heterostructures.

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(Photo)Electrocatalytic CO<inf>2</inf> Reduction at the Defective Anatase TiO<inf>2</inf> (101) Surface

A Review of Diverse Academic Research in Nanosecond Pulsed Power and Plasma Science

Auger Suppression of Incandescence in Individual Suspended Carbon Nanotube pn-Junctions

Boosting the Energy Efficiency of a Nanosecond Pulsed Corona Plasma System with a Multiple-Wire Plasma Reactor

Broadband electroluminescence from reverse breakdown in individual suspended carbon nanotube pn-junctions

Enhanced Low-Temperature Thermoelectric Performance in (PbSe)<inf>1+δ</inf>(VSe<inf>2</inf>)<inf>1</inf>Heterostructures due to Highly Correlated Electrons in Charge Density Waves

Formation of brightly luminescent MoS<inf>2</inf>nanoislands from multilayer flakes via plasma treatment and laser exposure

Hot Electron Driven Photocatalysis on Plasmon-Resonant Grating Nanostructures

Low Temperature Growth of Crystalline Semiconductors on Nonepitaxial Substrates

Monitoring Local Electric Fields using Stark Shifts on Napthyl Nitrile-Functionalized Silicon Photoelectrodes

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