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    The Energy Storage and Distributed Resources Division (ESDR) works on developing advanced batteries and fuel cells for transportation and stationary energy storage, grid-connected technologies for a cleaner, more reliable, resilient, and cost-effective future, and demand responsive and distributed energy technologies for a dynamic electric grid.

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    We work closely with academic, government and industry partners to conduct foundational and applied research that provides the groundwork for the development of transformative new energy technologies in the areas of energy storage and conversion, electrical grid, advanced materials for the energy infrastructure, science of manufacturing and water-energy nexus.

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2020

Menon, Akanksha K., Iwan Haechler, Sumanjeet Kaur, Sean D. Lubner, and Ravi S. Prasher."Enhanced solar evaporation using a photo-thermal umbrella for wastewater management."Nature Sustainability 3.2 (2020) 144 - 151. DOI

2018

Wang, Hao, Iwan Haechler, Sumanjeet Kaur, Justin P. Freedman, and Ravi S. Prasher."Spectrally selective solar absorber stable up to 900 °C for 120 h under ambient conditions."Solar Energy 174 (2018) 305–311. DOI

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