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Ivan A. Moreno-Hernandez is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Duke University, affiliated with the Chemistry department. His research focuses on electrochemical materials, utilizing liquid cell transmission electron microscopy to study structural dynamics in real time and at near-atomic resolution. His work explores the relationship between nanoscale structure and macroscale properties, with an emphasis on renewable energy technologies. Moreno-Hernandez also integrates materials synthesis and analytical techniques to characterize and develop advanced electrocatalysts. His lab promotes an inclusive environment that supports personal and professional growth for all members.
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Ivan A. Moreno-Hernandez is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Duke University, specializing in electrochemistry and liquid phase electron microscopy. His research focuses on developing and applying advanced electrochemical and imaging techniques to study catalytic materials for sustainable energy applications. He investigates water-oxidation catalysts, such as nickel manganese antimonate and tin oxide, for use in solar-fuel generators. His work also explores the stability and performance of semiconductor nanocrystals, including silicon and indium phosphide, under electrochemical and photoelectrochemical conditions. Additionally, he employs liquid cell electron microscopy and pulse radiolysis to analyze dissolution mechanisms and radiolytic products in aqueous environments. His research bridges electrochemistry, materials science, and nanotechnology to advance energy conversion technologies.