Robert Cava
Russell Wellman Moore Professor of Chemistry
Andlinger Center Associated Faculty
Location: A88 Frick Chemistry Laboratory
Phone Number: 609-258-0016
Email Address: rcava@princeton.edu
Research Description:
Synthesis, discovery and characterization of new superconducting, thermoelectric, and semiconducting materials.
Research Areas: Superconducting Materials, Thermoelectrics, Transmission, Waste Heat Recovery
Iain McCulloch
Director, Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment
Gerhard R. Andlinger '52 Professor in Energy and Environment
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment
Andlinger Center Executive Committee
Location: 118 Andlinger Center
Phone Number: 609-258-9340
Email Address: iain@princeton.edu
Research Description:
Design, synthesis and development of semiconducting small molecules and polymers for use as transistors for display, solar cells and biological sensing. Toics include organic photovoltaics, photo- and electrocatalysis for fuel production, carbon capture and conversion, biological sensing and electrochemical devices, solid-state optical semiconducting sensors for ions, and semiconducting polymers for organic electrochemical transistors.
Research Areas: Renewable Energy, Solar, Superconducting Materials, Sustainable Manufacturing/Chemistry
Nai Phuan Ong
Eugene Higgins Professor of Physics
Andlinger Center Associated Faculty
Location: 302 Jadwin Hall
Phone Number: 609-258-4347
Email Address: npo@princeton.edu
Research Description:
Thermoelectrics, fundamental studies of superconductivity, novel superconducting and magnetic materials, topological insulators, Dirac-Weyl metals
Research Areas: Superconducting Materials, Thermoelectrics, Transmission, Waste Heat Recovery
Ali Yazdani
James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor of Physics
Inaugural Co-director, Princeton Quantum Initiative
Andlinger Center Associated Faculty
Location: 384 Jadwin Hall
Phone Number: 609-258-4390
Email Address: yazdani@princeton.edu
Research Description:
Fundamental studies of the origin of superconductivity, particularly in high-temperature cuprate superconductors, to aid search for materials that exhibit superconductivity at higher temperatures; study of topological quantum states in materials  and their use for dissipation-less transport
Research Areas: Superconducting Materials, Transmission