Savannah River National Laboratory

Gamma-Ray Raster Imaging with Robotic Data Collection

Aucott T., Wells W., Siddiqi M., Savannah River National Laboratory, US

Currently, in order to create gamma-ray images, some form of collimation is required. The foremost imaging techniques either require physical collimation (such as the heavy shielding required for a pinhole imager) or restrictive algorithms (such [...]

Multifunctional Nanostructures and Nanoarchitectures

Hunyadi Murph S.E., Savannah River National Laboratory, US

The development of functional nanomaterials with multi-detection modalities opens up new avenues for creating multi-purpose technologies for many applications. The “ideal” nanoparticle would combine multiple detection modalities (magnetic, plasmonic, elastic or inelastic light scattering, fluorescence, [...]

Shape Selective Nano-Catalyst for Direct Methanol Fuel Cells (DMFC) Applications

Hunyadi Murph S., Fox E.B., Serkiz S.M., Colon-Mercado H., Savannah River National Laboratory, US

Direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs) have recently attracted much interest as a promising alternative to conventional batteries, especially in portable electronic devices. DMFCs, however, have several disadvantages including high cost, largely as a result of [...]

Shape Selective Nano-Catalyst for Direct Methanol Fuel Cells (DMFC) Applications

Hunyadi Murph S., Fox E.B., Serkiz S.M., Colon-Mercado H., Savannah River National Laboratory, US

Direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs) have recently attracted much interest as a promising alternative to conventional batteries, especially in portable electronic devices. DMFCs, however, have several disadvantages including high cost, largely as a result of [...]