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Dr. Edward Kintzel
Assistant Professor, Director of NOVA Center
Office: Center for Research & Development, Campbell Lane Side
Phone: (270) 745-6682
Email: edward.kintzel@wku.edu
Website: http://www.largechamber.com
Research
I am interested in the use of neutron and x-ray scattering to investigate the structure and dynamics within a number of materials systems including thin film and porous media. Included in my interests is the fabrication of materials for alternative energy sources and CO2 sequestration.
Neutron Scattering
Molecular Dynamics in Confinement
Materials for Alternative Energy Sources
Materials for CO2 Sequestration
Bio
| B.S. | State University of New York at Buffalo | Mathematical Physics | 1998 |
| M.S. | Florida State University | Physics | 1999 |
| Ph.D. | Florida State University | Physics | 2002 |
