Amy L. Prieto
 
 

The Prieto group is interested in developing new ways of synthesizing nanoscale solid state materials with useful and interesting properties in three main areas:


  1. (1)developing a three-dimensional nanostructured architecture for lithium-ion batteries with high power density,


  1. (2)synthesizing nanoparticles of earth abundant, non toxic elements for inexpensive and efficient photovoltaics, and


  1. (3)synthesizing nanoparticles of Mg exhibiting improved kinetics for hydrogen storage applications.



Each of these projects requires the synthesis of nanostructured materials, the characterization of these materials (typically with diffraction and microscopy techniques) as well as the incorporation of these materials into functional devices.

 

Welcome to the Prieto group site

The Prieto group is pleased to announce that Sarah Joy Fredrick is a 2011 recipient of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.

The Prieto group is pleased to announce that

Dr. Amy L. Prieto was awarded the Presidential Early Career Award (PECASE). This award is the highest honor bestowed by the United

States Government for early career science and engineering

professionals. 

The Prieto group is pleased to announce that the article titled “Photoelectrochemical Characterization of Nanocrystalline Thin Film Cu2ZnSnS4 Photocathodes”

is one of the top 10 most read Article for Q1 in

ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces


The Prieto group is pleased to announce that undergraduate researcher Garrett Wheeler

won a high honors award for his poster at the Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity Showcase.