Liping Wang
SEMTE | Associate Professor
Total mentored projects: 20
iSearchRelate light spectrum and temperature will help optimize solar cell design for improved energy harvesting efficiency.
Program: FURI
The understanding of nano-forces holds many potential applications in emerging aerospace and electrical engineering technologies.
Program: FURI
Experimentally measuring the radiative heat transfer at nanoscale vacuum gaps between two surfaces will help verify the theoretical models.
Program: FURI
Study the efficiencies of solar thermophotovoltaic energy conversion will help better understand how solar thermophotovoltaics can be an efficient energy method.
Program: FURI
Preparing a method to measure radiative heat transfer between two surface and extracting measurements will help quantify heat transfer energy.
Program: FURI
Studying the optical force produced by materials will further advancements and implementation of electronics and space exploration technology.
Program: FURI
Developing a high-temperature heater for a thermophotovoltaic system will help create a more efficient energy conversion method for further study.
Program: FURI
Studying near-field radiation with phase-shift materials will create more efficient thermal rectifiers for energy transfer.
Program: FURI
Measuring the radiative heat transfer between two flat plates that are nanometers apart will help build better solar cells.
Program: FURI
Creating a smart window to block solar radiation when it's hot and transmit the radiation when it's cool will save heating and cooling costs.
Program: FURI
Exploring near-field radiation on VO2 thin films will help create an energy-efficient thermal device.
Program: FURI
Developing thermal measurements systems will help better understand coatings used to increase spacecraft efficiency.
Program: FURI
Studying radiative cooling in semi conductive materials will help develop methods to cool solar cells and make them more efficient.
Program: FURI
Measuring the radiative heat transfer between two flat plates that are nanometers apart will help build better solar cells.
Program: FURI
The use of metal films could increase the efficiency of solar energy conversion beyond limits of current commercial solar panels.
Program: FURI
Studying radiative cooling characteristics of semi-conductive materials will help understand a cooling mechanism that does not use power.
Program: FURI
Understanding radiative heat transfer in the near-field will lead to advances in microelectronics, optical data storage and thermophotovoltaic cells.
Program: MORE
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