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Prof. Harry L Tuller
R P Simmons Professor of Ceramics and Electronic Materials
Director, Crystal Physics and Electroceramics Laboratory (CPEL)
Primary DLC
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
MIT Room:
13-3126
(617) 253-6890
tuller@mit.edu
https://dmse.mit.edu/faculty/harry-l-tuller/
Assistant
Maria Giovanni
(617) 253-6819
mariagio@mit.edu
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Materials Development for Sensors (Chemical, Thermal)
Fast Ion Transport and Conduction
Properties and Applications of Solid-State Electrolytes
Advanced Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Including Micro-Fuel Cells
Semiconductor Micromachining and MEMS Device Fabrication
Electrically Active Interfaces in Semiconducting Metal Oxides
Photoelectrolytic Cells
Transparent Conducting Oxides
Electrical and Optical Properties of Electroceramics
Defects and Nonstoichiometry in Compound Semiconductors
Energy Storage
Research Summary
Dr. Tuller's research focuses on defects, transport and electronic structure of metal oxides and their integration into sensors; fuel cells; solar cells, and MEMS devices.
Recent Work
Projects
January 3, 1998
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Tuller Group: Electroceramics Structure, Properties, Performance
Principal Investigator
Harry Tuller
Related Faculty
Prof. Alfredo Alexander-Katz
Koerner (1949) Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
George J LaBonte, Jr
Research Specialist
Zhaohong Han
Graduate Student