• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Research Mission
  • Patrick Shamberger
  • Team
    • Group Fun
  • Research
    • Dynamically Tunable Thermal Energy Storage
    • Thermal Energy Storage for Building Efficiency
    • Transient Thermal Management for Electric Machines
    • Neuromorphic Materials Systems
    • Nucleation in Reversible Phase Transformations
    • Design of Composite Phase Change Materials
    • Tools
  • Papers
  • Contact Us

PHATE Research Group

Shamberger Lab

Texas A&M University College of Engineering
  • Sn electrochem
  • LNH_3
  • Cu oxide
  • LNH_1
  • Heusler Film SEM2
  • Ni electrochem film
  • Grid of pads
  • LNH_2
  • ZnO SEM2
  • Heusler Film SEM1
  • MFM structures

Research Mission

Network Graph of Research Activities in PHATE Lab

Welcome to the PHAse Transformation Engineering (PHATE) Research Group under the direction of Dr. Patrick J. Shamberger. The PHATE Research Group aims to address fundamental energy and information technology needs facing our society. We investigate the properties of matter that change state from one form to another, and develop materials design strategies to engineer these materials for high performance devices.

Our research areas focus on:

  1. Phase Transformations,
  2. Phase Change Materials and Composites,
  3. Transient Thermal Systems,
  4. Engineering Education.

These advances are used for:

  1. Energy Storage,
  2. Energy Conversion,
  3. Intelligent Electronic Systems.

Our research group employs experimental techniques to explore materials structure and properties, and develops theory-driven analytical models and data-enabled materials design strategies to describe and design new materials.  We work in close collaboration with computational scientists, both validating their models and using computational predictions to interpret experimental data.

PHATE group in the news

  • Century Tree
    Shamberger to co-chair ICFSMA'23, hosted in College Station, TX (May, 2023).
  • REMIND_logo
    TAMU awarded DOE EFRC (with Shamberger as co-PI) on Neuromorphic Materials (2022).
  • Neuron
    TAMU team develops neuron-like time-dependent response in B-doped VO2
  • TAMU team wins ARPA-E ASCEND Award (2020)
    TAMU team wins ARPA-E ASCEND Award (2020)
  • TAMU team wins DOE EERE Award (2020)
    TAMU team wins DOE EERE Award (2020)
  • Rebeca Gurrola receives NSF GRFP Award (2020)
    Rebeca Gurrola receives NSF GRFP Award (2020)

Pages

  • Research Mission
  • Patrick Shamberger
  • Team
    • Group Fun
  • Papers
  • News
  • Members
  • Contact Us

Research

  • Energy Storage
  • Intelligent Electronics
  • Energy Conversion

Projects

  • Dynamically Tunable Thermal Energy Storage
  • Thermal Energy Storage for Building Efficiency
  • Transient Thermal Management for Electric Machines
  • Neuromorphic Materials Systems
  • Nucleation in Reversible Phase Transformations
  • Design of Composite Phase Change Materials

Latest News

  • PHATE lab presents at Gordon Research Conference January 13, 2023
  • Rebeca Gurrola passes prelim! December 17, 2022
  • Seeking Prospective Grad Students in Energy Storage / Neuromorphic Materials November 21, 2022
  • ICFSMA 2023: Join us in College Station, TX! November 15, 2022
  • Congrats to TAMU EFRC team! September 5, 2022

© 2016–2023 PHATE Research Group // Shamberger Log in

  • TAMU College of Engineering
  • TAMU Materials Science & Engineering
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • State of Texas
  • Open Records
  • Risk, Fraud & Misconduct Hotline
  • Statewide Search
  • Site Links & Policies
  • Accommodations
  • Environmental Health, Safety & Security
  • Employment