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1. mae.princeton.edu › people › facultyAditya Sood | Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

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   Professor Aditya Sood holds a joint appointment in MAE and the Princeton Materials Institute (PMI). His research interests are in the areas of nanoscale thermal transport, nanoelectronics, and ultrafast science.

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   Welcome to the Sood Lab at Princeton University! We are a group of curious scientists and engineers working on fun problems in the areas of nanoscale thermal transport, microelectronics, and...

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   I am an Assistant Professor at Princeton University with joint appointments in the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (MAE) and the Princeton Materials Institute (PMI). My group's...

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   Articles 1–20. ‪Assistant Professor, Princeton University‬ - ‪‪Cited by 1,963‬‬ - ‪ultrafast dynamics‬ - ‪nanoelectronics‬ - ‪nanoscale thermal transport‬.

6. mae.princeton.edu › about-mae › newsAditya Sood joins MAE faculty to research dynamic energy ...

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   Aug 25, 2023 · Aditya Sood has joined the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Princeton Materials Institute as an assistant professor, bringing expertise in the dynamic properties of materials. In many everyday engineering applications, Sood said, materials are not static.

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   Aditya Sood. First name. Aditya. Last name. Sood, Aditya, Andrey D Poletayev, Daniel A Cogswell, Peter M Csernica, Tyler Mefford, Dimitrios Fraggedakis, Michael F Toney, Aaron M Lindenberg, Martin Z Bazant, and William C Chueh. 2021. “ Electrochemical Ion Insertion from the Atomic to the Device Scale ”. Nature Reviews Materials 6.

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   Who is professor Aditya Sood?

   • He has also received a Princeton Engineering Commendation for Outstanding Teaching (2023). Professor Aditya Sood holds a joint appointment in MAE and the Princeton Materials Institute (PMI). His research interests are in the areas of nanoscale thermal transport, nanoelectronics, and ultrafast science.

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   Who is Professor Sood?

   • In addition to performing experimental work at Princeton, the group is an active user of advanced electron and X-ray sources at national labs across the country. Professor Sood received a Ph.D. from Stanford University in Materials Science and Engineering, and a bachelor’s degree from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur.

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   What is Aditya's research?

   • Aditya’s research focused on nanoscale thermal transport in novel 2D materials & devices, and defect-rich crystals. This included the demonstration of a nanoscale thermal transistor in MoS2, and the first direct measurements of heat transport near a grain boundary. He received the MRS Graduate Student Gold Award in 2017.

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9. nanoheat.stanford.edu › people › dr-aditya-soodProf. Aditya Sood – Stanford NanoHeat Lab

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   Aditya is an Assistant Professor at Princeton University with joint appointments in the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, and the Princeton Materials Institute. His group works in the areas of nanoscale thermal transport, nanoelectronics, and ultrafast science.