Kamat Lab

energy conversion, photocatalysis, graphene chemistry, and electrochemistry, and also in taking the insights from this fundamental science and applying it to real world applications and devices, such as solar cells, hydrogen generation, batteries, and sensors. By using this unique collaborative approach, we seek to tackle a wide range of issues in alternative energy generation and environmental remediation. Dr. Kamat has been at Notre Dame almost 30 years, and has over 400 publications which have been cited a combined 24,500+ times! We hope you check out some of the work that we do here in the Radiation Laboratory at Notre Dame!