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Research in Greg Herman's Group at Oregon State University focuses on the development and characterization of novel materials for nanopatterning, catalysis, and device applications, the advancement of sustainable technologies for the production of materials, energy, and water resources, and the enhancement of biological sensors for improved health and wellbeing. We are a multidisciplinary group consisting of students enrolled in the School of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering and the Materials Science Program. We collaborate with academic, industrial, and national laboratory partners to advance emerging technologies and train the next generation of scientists and engineers.

Recent Publications

(2023) Room Temperature Ionizing Radiation Detectors Using Colloidal PbSe QDs
(2022) Preface for the Special Topic Collection Commemorating the Career of Charles S. Fadley
(2022) Nb2O5, LiNbO3, and (Na,K)NbO3 thin films from high concentration aqueous Nb-polyoxometalates
(2021) Amorphization Mechanism of SrIrO3 Electrocatalyst: How Oxygen Redox Initiates Ionic Diffusion and Structural Reorganization
(2021) Enhanced Visible-Light-Driven Hydrogen Production through MOF/MOF Heterojunctions
(2021) Operando study of the preferential growth of SiO2 during the dry thermal oxidation of Si0.60Ge0.40(001) by ambient pressure x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
(2021) Molecular-scale investigation of the oxidation behavior of chromia-forming alloys in high-temperature CO2

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Contact Sensor

Learn more about our research and publications on glucose-sensing contact lenses or get an overview of the innovation by listening to this episode of the Engineering Out Loud podcast.

Our new ambient-pressure XPS-STM system has arrived.

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