CAM

The Center for Advanced Materials (CAM) addresses research and development of advanced materials and their fundamental science while maintaining a strong applications focus. CAM develops new materials leading to technologies of importance to the nation's scientific and technological programs in its industry-academia-government partnership. CAM R&D is focused in the areas of energy materials: photovoltaics, fuel cells, and supercapacitors; in nanoelectronics materials: graphene and resistive memory, and in materials at the physical-biological interface: bio sensors and detectors. CAM moves these and other basic science materials advances into technologies which in partnership with industry are brought to the commercial sector for economic and social benefit.

Primary location: Houston United States