William Bowman
Bio
About William
William Bowman joined the group as an undergraduate in 2010 and has continued his work as a Ph.D. student in Materials Science and Engineering. Received B.S. from Arizona State University (2012). Researches ceria-based oxygen ion conductors for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs).
2011 NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellow. Current NSF Graduate Research Fellow (DGE-1311230).
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Publications
- J. Sheth et al. “Coupling of strain in Pr0.1Ce0.9O2−δ” Nanoscale 8 16499 (2016)
- Bowman W.J. “Band-gap states in Pr-ceria nanoparticles” Ultramicroscopy 167 5-10 (2016)
- Bowman W.J. “Gd-doped/co-doped ceria electrolytes” Solid State Ionics 272 9-17 (2015)
Conference Proceedings
- “Nanocharacterization of Gd/Pr ceria” M&M Proc. (2014)
- “Oxygen vacancies via EELS” M&M Proc. (2014)
- “Spray-dried ceria characterization” M&M Proc. (2013)
Presentations
- Intl Microscopy Congress 2014 (2 posters, 1 oral)
- M&M Conference 2014 (2 oral)
- Gordon Research Conference 2014 (poster)
- MRS Meetings 2012-2014 (4 oral)
- ASU FURI 2011-2013 (3 posters)
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