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Kulbir Ghuman
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Research
Latest funding
- $334,000
Photonic platform based on silicon nitride for applications in telecommunications and biosensing
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $750,000
Training in Quantum Materials Multiscale Assembly via Low-cost Low-carbon Footprint Processes (CREATE-QuantM-MALL)
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $104,000
Doped vanadium dioxide for smart radiators and ultrafast photonic devices
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
Photonic platform based on silicon nitride for applications in telecommunications and biosensing
Principal investigators: Chaker, Mohamed M
Keywords: biosensing; electron beam lithography; mems & integrated photonic devices; metrology; nanofabrication processes; plasma etching; silicon nitride (sin) platform; sin mechanical & optical properties; sin thin films; telecommunications
Training in Quantum Materials Multiscale Assembly via Low-cost Low-carbon Footprint Processes (CREATE-QuantM-MALL)
Principal investigators: Jabbour, Ghassan ELIE
Keywords: advanced manufacturing; inkjet printing; low carbon footprint; low cost materials; low cost processing; nanomaterials; quantum dots; reactive printing; roll to roll; self-assembly
Doped vanadium dioxide for smart radiators and ultrafast photonic devices
Principal investigators: Chaker, Mohamed M
Keywords: doped vanadium dioxide thin films; metal/insulator transition materials; passive radiator prototypes; plasma synthesis of smart materials; thermal control system of satellites; ultrafast photonic devices
Developing binary alloy catalysts for selective CO2 capture from direct air via integrated advanced computational tools, experimentation, and techno-enviro economic assessment
Principal investigators: Ghuman, Kulbir KK
Keywords: chemical engineering; computational materials design; machine learning; materials science and engineering; photo catalysis; physical chemistry; quantum/classical mechanics; structure property relationship; synthesis and characterization; techno-enviro economic assessment
Valorization of niobium and tantalum for the production of low carbon intensity fuels: water electrolysis and CO2 conversion into value added products
Principal investigators: Tavares, Ana AB
Keywords: CO2 electroreduction; electrolysis; formate; hydrogen; materials by design; Nb and Ta based electrode materials; testing; water electrolysis
: Developing photoactive materials for CO2 capture and release via integrated DFT-based genetic algorithm search, experimentation and techno-enviro-economic assessment
Principal investigators: Ghuman, Kulbir
Keywords: Genetic Algorithm Metal-based nanohybrid materials Photocatalysis Material Design Sustainable development Computational Quantum Chemistry Techno-enviro-economic assessment Green technology innovation Surface Chemistry CO2 capture and release
Enhancing material efficiencies for catalysis and fuel cell applications via disorder engineering
Principal investigators: Ghuman, Kulbir
Enhancing material efficiencies for catalysis and fuel cell applications via disorder engineering
Principal investigators: Ghuman, Kulbir
Keywords: sustainable energy; disordered materials; catalysis; solid oxide fuel cells; surfaces and interfaces; energy materials; computational analysis; quantum and classical mechanics simulations; nanomaterials; point defects, dislocations, grain boundaries
Computational Materials Design for Energy and Environmental Applications
Principal investigators: Ghuman, Kulbir
Keywords: Computational materials design; disordered materials; ; nanoscience; surface science; quantum and classical ; simulations; sustainable fuels and chemicals; energy ; materials; fuel cells; heterogeneous catalysis
Computational Materials Design for Energy and Environmental Applications
Principal investigators: Ghuman, Kulbir
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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