Adam Boies

Adam Boies is an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Center Fellow at the Precourt Institute for Energy at Stanford University. He leads the Aerosol and Nanotechnology for Energy and the Environment (ANEE) laboratory, focusing on energy and environmental technologies through aerosol and nano-scale approaches. His work involves synthesizing or measuring aerosols, nanoparticles, or pollution. Previously, he was Professor of Nanomaterials and Aerosol Engineering and Head of the Energy Faculty at the Cambridge University Engineering Department. He also served as director of the Advanced Carbon Application and Manufacturing network and was co-creator and Partnership Director of the Aerosol Science CDT.

Adam Boies is a researcher at Stanford University with expertise in Aerosol, CNTs, Nano-carbons & Soot, Emissions, and Nanotechnology. His work focuses on the characterization and synthesis of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and their applications in nanotechnology. Boies has published on topics such as CNT aerogel synthesis, carbon source influence on CNT growth, and the mechanical and electrical properties of CNT mats. His research also addresses emissions from combustion systems, including aviation and gas turbines, and explores sustainable energy solutions through renewable diesel and jet fuel production. Additionally, he investigates battery technologies, such as photo-rechargeable zinc-ion batteries and Li-ion battery performance, emphasizing energy density and cost-effectiveness.