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Crozier Research Group @ ASU

Crozier Research Group @ ASU

Electron Microscopy for Energy and the Environment

  • About Our Group
    • Contact
    • Research Opportunities
    • Prospective Student FAQs
  • Group Updates
  • Featured TEM Images
  • Publications
  • People
    • Peter A. Crozier
    • Postdoctoral Researchers
      • Ramón Manzorro
    • Graduate Students
      • Josh Vincent
      • Tara Boland
      • Piyush Haluai
      • Mai Tan
      • Yifan Wang
    • Undergraduate Students
      • Claire Block
    • Group Alumni
      • Kartik Venkatraman
      • Brandon Bolas
      • Jarod Vance
      • Diane Haiber
      • Barnaby Levin
      • Ethan Lawrence
      • Sunny Situ
      • Valielza O’Keefe
      • Benjamin Shindel
      • Adam Siegel
      • Tu-Uyen Phan
      • Brittney Hauke
      • Qianlang Liu
      • William Bowman
      • Jayse Langdon
      • Joslin Jose
      • Ben Miller
      • Liuxian Zhang
      • Adam Pocock
      • Chelsey McAlpin
      • Cruz Hernandez
      • Zahra Hussaini
      • Sanjitarani Santra
      • Trevor Barker
  • Research
    • Vibrational EELS
    • Science of Oxides and Ionics
    • Photocatalysts for Solar Fuel Generation
    • Fuel Cell Anode Catalysts – Carbon Deposition
    • Characterizing Active Sites During Catalysis
    • Harnessing the data Revolution (HDR) for Catalytic Applications
  • Education & Outreach
    • MSE 494/598 Nanomaterials in Energy Production and Storage
    • Introduction to TEM
    • Advanced (S)TEM/EELS
      • In situ/Operando Transmission Electron Microscopy
      • Monochromated STEM-EELS
    • Computational Modeling and Simulation
      • Atomistic Modeling
      • Dielectric Theory
      • TEM Image Simulation
      • COMSOL Simulation

Characterizing Active Sites During Catalysis

The Crozier group specializes in the development and application of in situ and operando electron microscopy to catalysts.

References to read for more information

  • In Situ and Operando Transmission Electron Microscopy of Catalytic Materials
  • Current Status and Future Directions for In Situ Transmission Electron Microscopy
  • Atomic-Scale Observations of Catalyst Structures under Reaction Conditions and during Catalysis
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