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Nate Neale is a senior scientist and the Interfacial Materials Chemistry group manager at NLR. He received his bachelor's degree in chemistry with a political science minor from Middlebury College in 1998 and his doctoral degree in chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2003, where he was trained by Professor T. Don Tilley as an organometallic chemist. His postdoctoral work from 2003–2006 at NLR focused on dye-sensitized solar cells under the tutelage of Arthur J. Frank . His development continued at the University of Colorado, Boulder, as an NLR subcontractor working on new schemes for photoelectrochemical water splitting with Arthur J. Nozik. He transitioned to NLR as a staff scientist in 2008. Nate’s research leverages his molecular chemistry background and focuses on developing novel wet chemical and gas-phase approaches to tailor the compositional structure and surface chemistry of nanostructured inorganic semiconductors and related materials for photocatalysis, solar fuels, and electrochemical energy storage. 

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Group Manager, Chemistry and Nanoscience Center (Division), NLR (2013–present)

Senior Scientist, Chemistry and Nanoscience Center (Division), NLR (2012–present)

Detailee, Office of Science, Basic Energy Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Geosciences, & Biosciences Division (2021–present)