MRS Bulletin - Collection In Honor of George Crabtree
George Crabtree (1944–2023)
George Crabtree, widely recognized and admired as a brilliant, passionate materials scientist and champion of superconducting materials and better batteries, passed away on January 23, 2023 at the age of 78. He was a renowned materials scientist and director of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Joint Center for Energy Storage Research (JCESR) at Argonne National Laboratory. He had many connections with MRS and was a critical player in developing its increasingly important role in energy materials through his position on the Editorial Board of the MRS Energy & Sustainability journal and as an active advisor for MRS Bulletin. The articles below from MRS publications provide a flavor of his broad contributions to materials research, energy materials, and societal implications of materials advances to address energy challenges.
MRS Energy & Sustainability
MRS Bulletin
- In remembrance: George Crabtree (1944–2023) (this opens in a new tab) (Article written in memoriam)
- The energy-storage frontier: Lithium-ion batteries and beyond (this opens in a new tab) (2015 December Materials & Engineering Special Issue)
- Progress in Mesoscale Science (this opens in a new tab) (2015 November Theme Issue Introductory Article)
- Opportunities for mesoscale science (this opens in a new tab) (2012 November Feature Article)
- The Hydrogen Fuel Alternative (this opens in a new tab) (2008 April Energy Special Issue)
- Addressing Grand Energy Challenges through Advanced Materials (this opens in a new tab) (2005 Millie Dresselhaus Plenary Article)
- Energy safety (this opens in a new tab) (Energy Quarterly Editorial)
- Opening the grid across continents (this opens in a new tab) (Energy Quarterly Editorial)
- Batteries for energy generation and storage: A perspective from MIT professor and entrepreneur Yet-Ming Chiang (this opens in a new tab) (Energy Quarterly Interview)
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