Fields in Nanotechnology

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2008-12-22T06:49:00.001-08:00

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NanoMedicine of Vision

2007-06-04T06:33:00.000-07:00

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Introduction to Nanoscale Materials Behavior - Why all the Fuss?
Presented by:
Mark A. Ratner, PhD
Morrison Professor of Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
Northwestern University
Running time: 35:34
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Nanoparticles - Chemistry, Structure and Function
Presented by:
Karen L. Wooley, PhD
Professor
Washington University in Saint Louis
Department of Chemistry
Running time: 36:37
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Dendritic Polymer Adhesives for Corneal Wound Repair
Presented by:
Mark W. Grinstaff, PhD
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Chemistry
Metcalf Center for Science and Engineering
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What Can Nanotechnology Do for Biology?
Presented by:
Milan Mrksich, PhD
Professor of Chemistry
The University of Chicago
Running time: 32:29
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Nanoscale Modulators of Membrane Receptors: The Multidisciplinary Challenge (not viewable online)
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David Pepperberg
University of Illinois at Chicago
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Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine
Presented by:
Samuel I. Stupp, PhD
Board of Trustees Professor of Materials Science, Chemistry, and Medicine
Director, Institute for BioNanotechnology in Medicine
Northwestern University
Running time: 36:33
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Modulation of Cellular Behavior by Nanoscale Topographic Cues
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Christopher J. Murphy DVM, PhD
Professor
Department of Surgical Sciences
School of Veterinary Medicine
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The NIH Nanomedicine Vision
Presented by:
Paul A. Sieving, MD, PhD
Director, National Eye Institute
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Questions and Answers
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2007-04-26T22:59:00.000-07:00

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NANO with NOAA and NASA

2007-04-04T12:58:00.000-07:00

NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION(NOAA)

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July 2005 - News Archive - Boulder Laboratories Library [new window][preview]
Addiction, Parenting, Mental Health... SPACE & PLANETARY Astronomy, Comets, Space Missions... TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Electronics, Internet, Nanotechnology.
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Journal of Molecular Liquids; Journal of Solution Chemistry; Micron; Nature Materials (print only V.4 (2005) - available in the Main Library - Request via ILLiad ) Nanotechnology - now includes current issues
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These tools and information will be foundational for the ultimate goal of adapting appropriate technology platforms (such as DNA microarray chips or nanotechnology) for a diagnostic tool to monitor ...
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V. 1 (1958) - Present; Nanotechnology V. 1 (1990) - Present; New Journal of Physics V. 1 (1998) - Present; NIST Journal of Research V. 41 (1948) - Present; Nuclear Fusion
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Nanotechnology . Additional information on the planned content of each capability area can be found on the website: http://research.hq.nasa.gov/code_a/apio/index.cfm
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Small Business Innovation Research

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Participants in the South Atlantic region workshop emphasized interest ...

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Testimony of Dr. Rita R. Colwell, Director, National Science ...

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... how the NORLC could set a long-term direction for oceanographic research and ocean technology. Convergent technologies refers to the merging of four distinct technologies: nanoscience and nanotechnology ...
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TESTIMONY OF

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Dr. Carolyn Thoroughgood Q

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House Science Committee Holds Hearing on FY2007 Budget: Science and ...

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CAN WE AFFORD A NANOSATELLITE AT $100,000?

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS and SPACE AGENCY (NASA)

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NANOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOSPACE

go to the NASA website and search for Nanotechnology

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... Semiconductor Heterojunctions", Paul von Allmen and Gerhard Klimeck, Nanospace 2002,
Galveston ... R. Chris Bowen, AFRL-JPL workshop on Nanotechnology, Pasadena, CA ...
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Toshishige Yamada's Publication List
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... T. Yamada and M. Meyyappan, "Nanotechnology in the development of future ... T. Yamada,
"Smallest Nanoelectronics wtih Atomic Chains" in the Nanospace 98, NASA ...
2004-03-01
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... NASA Ames Director to Speak about Nanotechnology for Space, 10.17.05.
Nanotechnology is the creation of materials, devices and systems ...
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... is intended for those persons who are following nanotechnology developments, including ...
article at: http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/events/2005/nanospace.html.
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... State of Nanotechnology, is a pre-conference workshop that will be held Monday,
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... it's a problem," Bauman said. (from NanoSpace 98) Scaled Silicon MOS is
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... Birds of a Feather Session on HPC Innovation for Nanotechnology, Phoenix, AZ ... Structure
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... Semiconductor Heterojunctions", Paul von Allmen and Gerhard Klimeck, Nanospace 2002,
Galveston ... R. Chris Bowen, AFRL-JPL workshop on Nanotechnology, Pasadena, CA ...
2004-04-01
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... Meeting Information: 1998; FROM; Nanospace 1998; United States. Keywords: MOLECULES
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... Chair", NanoSpace 2000 Conference NASA JSC, Houston (Jan. 2000). D. Srivastava,
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Al Globus NASA Work
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... on Molecular Nanotechnology, Sunnyvale, California, November, 1998. Microsoft
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2007-03-27
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... of 2002 International Conference on Computational Nanoscience and Nanotechnology,
San Juan ... Anantram, L. Yang, J. Han, and M. Meyyappan, Nanospace 2000, Houston ...
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NanoMedicine Cystic Fibrosis

2007-01-28T07:46:00.000-08:00

HOW CAN YOU CURE OR REPAIR THE DEFECTIVE CYSTIC FIBROSIS GENES BY NANOMEDICINE?

More effective drug delivery system:

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http://www.technologyreview.com/read_article.aspx?ch=specialsections&sc=emergingtech&id=16469

http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/index.php?feed=Science&article=UPI-1-20070125-14421000-bc-us-nanoparticles-crn.xml

http://nihroadmap.nih.gov/newpathways/

Sources of Ideas and Work in Progress

2006-12-27T03:58:00.000-08:00

http://ftcuananotechnologyideasworktodo.blogspot.com

http://ftcuareohs.blogspot.com
http://www.cca-reohs.com
http://www.biotechnologyftcua.com
http://www.philbiotech.com
http://www.hybridigm-consulting.com
http://myprofile.cos.com/florencecua
http://ftcuareohsnanotechnology.blogspot.com
http://envlawsnanotechnology.blogspot.com
http://ftcuananotechnologyfunding.blogspot.com
http://fields-in-nanotechnology.blogspot.com
http://books-in-nanotechnology.blogspot.com
http://patents-in-nanotechnology.blogspot.com
http://jobs-in-nanotechnology.blogspot.com
Call to Greatness Employment Agency
http://calltogreatnessemployment.blogspot.com
http://calltogreatnessemployment1.blogspot.com
PAASE Nanotechnology Initiative?
http://ftcuananotechnology.blogspot.com
Philippine American Academy of Sciences and Engineering(PAASE)
http://ftcuacalltogreatness.blogspot.com
http://www.paase.org
Philippine Association for the Advancement of Science(PHILAAS)
Philippine Engineers and Scientist Organization(PESO)
http://www.pesoworld.com
Filipino American Association of Engineers(FAAE)
NanoNews Custom and others
http://ftcuananotechnology1.blogspot.com
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Foresight Nanotech Institute of which I am a member
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Nanodentistry

2006-12-13T14:47:00.000-08:00

http://mblog.lib.umich.edu/dentlib/archives/2006/07/nanodentistry_o.html

http://www.imm.org/ Institute for Molecular Manufacturing

Robert Freitas, Jr.

http://www.rfreitas.com/

NSTI Conferences with diferrent Fields-2005, 2006, and 2007

2006-12-13T06:42:00.000-08:00

http://www.nsti.org/NanotechBusinessInvestment2005/showabstract.html?absno=850

Conductive Composites using Nanotechnology
F. Hajjar, M. Roberts and K. McIver
The Boeing Company, US
Keywords:
lightning strike, heat dissipation, electromagnetic effect, aerospace, conductivity, composite performance
Abstract:
The ability to create conductive composite using NanoMaterial can potentially change Boeing’s approach to lightning strike protection, electromagnetic shielding and heat dissipation. NanoMaterials, imbedded in composites structure, would eliminate the need for complex and heavy protection and shielding systems and would help maximize the potential of composites for aerospace applications. Nanostrands are introduced into the matrix (resin) and the paint and are coated to the fiber to create or improve conductivity. Their unique properties set them apart in their abilities to easily form highly conductive three-dimensional sub-micron and NanoStructured lattices. In addition, the metals of which they are formed are inherently magnetic, thus they can be aligned, resulting in tailored conductive and possibly mechanical properties. The presentation will provide an overview to nickel NanoMaterials for use in lightning strike protection and shielding and will discuss the recent test results using Nickel NanoMaterials. The presentation will also include a discussion on manufacturing issues, and health and safety issues. Future applications of NanoMaterials beyond conductive composites such as flame retardancy, composite performance enhancement and hydrophobicity, will be also be discussed.

http://www.nsti.org/Nanotech2006/symposia/Nanostructured_Materials_Devices.html

Nanostructured Materials & Devices

Symposium Sessions

Monday May 8
10:30
Soft Nanotechnology
10:30
Challenges for Manufacturing SWCNTs and CNT Composites
10:30
Nano Particulates: Dry Synthesis and Application
10:30
Novel Nanoscale Products and Development
1:30
Soft Nanotech: Polymer Nanotech: Creating & Applying Polymer Based Materials
1:00
Challenges for Manufacturing SWCNTs and CNT Composites
1:30
NanoFab: Bottom Up I - Nanowires & Nanodots
3:30
Challenges for Manufacturing SWCNTs and CNT Composites
4:00
ICCN: Nanoscale Modeling
4:00
Nano Particles: Wet Synthesis and Applications
6:00
Poster Session 1 and Nanotech Exhibit Reception hosted by Advance Nanotech, booth #903

Nanoscale Structures and Devices - 1

Nano Particulates

Nanoparticle Applications and Processes - 1

Coatings and Adhesives

Composites

Tuesday May 9
8:30
Keynote - Nanotechnology for Cancer Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment
10:30
Carbon Nanotubes Overview
11:00
CNT Synthesis and Processes
10:30
Soft Nanotech: Nanoparticles: Nanoparticles in Softmaterials - Colloids
10:30
Polymer Nanotech: Synthesizing Polymers for Novel Nanotech Applications
1:30
CNT Synthesis and Processes
3:10
CNT - Vertically Oriented
4:10
CNT - Electronic Properties and Electronic Emission
1:30
Soft Nanotech: Characterization: Characterizing Soft Nanostructured Materials
1:30
Nanoparticles: Material and Applications
4:00
Poster Session 2 and Nanotech Exhibit Reception hosted by Feinstein Kean Healthcare, booth #716

Carbon Nanotubes - 1

Nanoscale Structures and Devices - 2

Nanoparticle Applications and Processes - 2

Composites
6:00
CNT: Electronic Properties and Electronic Emission

Wednesday May 10
8:30
Keynote - Nanotech Materials and Chemistry: NanoFab: Nano Electronics
10:30
CNT: Optical Properties and Light Emission
10:30
Creating Nanoparticles using Polymer Nanotechnology
1:30
CNT: Composites
1:30
Novel Products and Applications: Nanotechnology based Coatings and Adhesives
4:00
CNT: Mechanical Properties
4:00
Polymer Nano Composites
4:00
Bio Materials and Tissues - 1
6:00
Poster Session 3 and Reception

Nanoscale Structures and Devices - 3

Nanoparticle Applications and Processes - 3

Polymer Nanotech

Carbon Nanotubes - 2

Thursday May 11

Symposium Program

Monday May 8
Back to Top
10:30
Soft Nanotechnology
Room 210

Session chair: Fiona Case, Case Scientific, US
10:30
Overview - Soft Nanotechnology (invited overview presentation)
F. Case, Case Scientific, US
11:00
Extreme Wetting Effects during Crystallization in Nanostructured Fluids (invited)
P.T. Spicer, Proctor & Gamble, US (speaker biography)
11:30
Stimuli-Responsive Supramolecular Polymers: Investigating how molecular and nano-scale organization affects macroscopic properties (invited)
S.J. Rowan, Case Western Reserve University, US (speaker biography)
Back to Top
10:30
Challenges for Manufacturing SWCNTs and CNT Composites
Room 202

Session chair: Clayton Teague, National Nanotechnology Coordination Office, US
10:30
The Magic Expected of This “Pixie Dust” (invited)
C. Teague, National Nanotechnology Coordination Office, US (speaker biography)
11:00
What purity of SWCNTs can be produced realistically by today’s CNT manufacturing processes and at what cost? (invited)
P. Eklund, Pennsylvania State University, US
11:30
What are the recommended methods to characterize the SWCNT purity and quality of carbon nanotube materials? (invited)
S. Arepalli, E. Sosa, P. Nikolaev, O. Gorelik and L. Yowell, NASA Johnson Space Center, US
Back to Top
10:30
Nano Particulates: Dry Synthesis and Application
Room 206

Session chair: Sotiris Pratasinis, ETH Zurich, CH
10:30
Overview - Nanoparticulate Dry (Flame) Synthesis & Applications (invited overview presentation)
S.E. Pratsinis, ETH Zurich, CH (speaker biography)
11:00
Synthesis and Electrical Characterization of Silicon Nanoparticles for Electronic Applications
D. Gopireddy, C.G. Takoudis, D. Gamota, J. Zhang and P.W. Brazis, University of Illinois - Chicago, US
11:20
Expansion-Limited Nanocluster Growth in a Plume Formed by MHz-Pulse-Rate Laser Ablation
A.V. Rode, N.R. Madsen, E.G. Gamaly and B. Luther-Davies, The Australian national University, AU
11:40
Flowability Modification of Fine Powders by Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition
A. Spillmann, A. Sonnenfeld and Ph. Rudolf von Rohr, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Institute of Process Engineering, CH
Back to Top
10:30
Novel Nanoscale Products and Development
Room 207

Session chair: Stephen Bart, BOSE, US
10:30
Nanotechnology: Creating Real Value
M.R.E. Gittins, Advance Nanotech Inc., US (speaker biography)
10:50
Biobarcode-based ultrasensitive proteomic detection for early disease detection
G. Shipp, Nanosphere, Inc., US
11:10
Practical nanotechnology in Electronics
D. Hammer-Fritzinger, NanoDynamics Inc., US
11:30
Nanotechnology at Raymor
S. Robert, Raymor Industries, CA (speaker biography)
11:50
High Performance Fibers and Nanocomposites for the Soldier
J. Herbert, US Army Natick Soldier Center, US
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1:30
Soft Nanotech: Polymer Nanotech: Creating & Applying Polymer Based Materials
Room 210

Session chair: Peter Schurtenberger, University of Fribourg, CH
1:30
A Route to Addressable Terabit/in2 Arrays Using Block Copolymers (invited)
T.P. Russell, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, US (speaker biography)
2:00
Electrohydrodynamic Patterning of Thin Polymer Film
N. Wu, L.F. Pease III and W.B. Russel, Princeton University, US
2:20
Self-assembly of Block Copolymers in Environmental Ionic Liquids (invited)
Y. He, Z. Li and T. Lodge, University of Minnesota, US (speaker biography)
2:50
Amphiphilic Diblock Copolymers: Adsorption and Wetting Modification
O. Theodoly, M. Jacquin, T. Futterer, P. Muller and M. Morvan, RHODIA, US
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1:00
Challenges for Manufacturing SWCNTs and CNT Composites
Room 202

Session chair: Clayton Teague, National Nanotechnology Coordination Office, US
1:00
What are the prospects for growing chiral-specific SWCNTs, e.g., armchair quantum wire SWCNTs? (invited)
W. Adams and R. Hauge, Rice University, US
1:30
What's the hold up in making high performance SWCNT-based materials and Solutions to make such materials? (invited)
B. Simard, NRC Canada, CA
2:00
CNTs for Electronics: Research and Manufacturing Challenges in Displays and Sensors (invited)
R. Tsui and K. Dean, Motorola, US
2:30
Status of Fabricating Aerostructures and EM Shielding Using SWCNT Buckypapers (invited)
L. Kramer and B. Wang, Lockheed Martin, US
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1:30
NanoFab: Bottom Up I - Nanowires & Nanodots
Room 200

Session chair: Leo Ocola, Argonne National Laboratory, US
1:30
Transport and Optical Properties of Carbon Nanotubes
V. Perebeinos, J. Tersoff and Ph. Avouris, IBM Watson Research Division, US
1:50
Study of field emission of multiwalled C nanotubes from arc discharge
S. Bellucci, C. Balasubramanian, G. Giannini, M. Marchetti, F. Micciulla and M. Regi, INFN-Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, IT
2:10
Nanotube in a periodic potential: A conveyer belt for electrons
D.S. Novikov, Princeton University, US
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3:30
Challenges for Manufacturing SWCNTs and CNT Composites
Room 202

Session chair: Clayton Teague, National Nanotechnology Coordination Office, US
3:30
What are the prospects for developing CNT-composites that are far stronger and lighter than other materials? (invited)
S. Kumar, Georgia Institute of Technology, US
4:00
What are the challenges in functionalization and dispersion of CNT component materials for industrial applications? (invited)
M. Banash, Zyvex Corporation, US
4:30
Why is it difficult to harness the properties of SWCNTs for light and strong composites? (invited)
R. Hoch, Hyperion Catalysis, US
5:00
Discussion - Challenges for Manufacturing SWCNTs and CNT Composites
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4:00
ICCN: Nanoscale Modeling
Room 201

Session chair: Nick Quirke, Imperial College, UK
4:00
Modeling of multi-scale processes during plasma-assisted growth of carbon nanotubes
A.V. Vasenkov and V.I. Kolobov, CFD Research Corporation, US
4:20
Molecular Simulation of Dendritic Systems
R.J. Sadus, Swinburne University of Technology, AU
4:40
Finite Temperature Quasicontinuum Method for Thermal and Mechanical Analysis of Silicon Nanostructures
Z. Tang, H. Zhao, G. Li and N.R. Aluru, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, US
5:00
Structural Optimization of Nanoclusters with Adaptive Tempering Monte Carlo Method
X. Dong and E. Blaisten-Barojas, George Mason University, US
5:20
ONETEP: Linear-Scaling Density-Functional Theory with Plane-Waves
A.A. Mostofi, P.D. Haynes, C.-K. Skylaris and M.C. Payne, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
5:40
Molecular Simulations of Phase Transformations in Nanoscale Systems
A.V. Neimark, TRI/Princeton, US
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4:00
Nano Particles: Wet Synthesis and Applications
Room 206

Session chair: Rafal Romanowicz, Maillefer Instruments, CH
4:00
Nanoparticles in chemistry and their industrial applications
P. Maestro, Y. Bomal and T. Chopin, RHODIA RECHERCHES ET TECHNOLOGIES, FR
4:20
The role of the synthetic procedure on the photoactivity of nanocrystalline TiO2
S. Ardizzone, C.L. Bianchi, G. Cappelletti, C. Pirola and V. Ragaini, University of Milan, IT
4:40
YAG:Ce3+ Nanophosphor Synthesized with Salted Sol-Gel Method
D. Jia, C.V. Shaffer, J.E. Weyant, A. Goonewardene, X. Guo, Y. Wang, X.Z. Guo, K.K. Li, Y.K. Zou and W. Jia, Boston Applied Technologies, Inc., US
5:00
Synthesis of Magnetic Nanoparticles Using Spinning Disc Processing
N. Smith, C.L. Raston, M. Saunders and R. Woodward, The University of Western Australia, AU
5:20
Advancements in the Supercritical Water Hydrothermal Synthesis (scWHS) of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles
E. Lester, P. Blood, J. Li and M. Poliakoff, University of Nottingham, GB
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6:00
Poster Session 1 and Nanotech Exhibit Reception hosted by Advance Nanotech, booth #903
Expo Hall
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Nanoscale Structures and Devices - 1
Expo Hall
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Active Coatings Technologies for Customized Military Coating Systems
J.L. Zunino III, U.S. Army ARDEC, US
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On-line morphological and rheological studies of polypropylene-polystyrene-nanoclay nanocomposites
S. Cho, K.H. Ahn, S.J. Lee, A.V. Machado, J.A. Covas and J.M. Maia, University of Minho, PT
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Novel Function of the Boron Icosahedron; a New Mediator of Magnetic Interaction
T. Mori, National Institute for Materials Science, JP
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Revealing of a Particular Physical Mechanism of Disordered Photocatalytic Structure Functioning
A. Evstratov, C. Chis, J.-M. Taulemesse, P. Gaudon and F. Peirano, Ales Hihg Mining School, FR
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First-principle Study for Neutral Indium Migration in Silicon
K-S Yoon and T. Won, Inha University, KR
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TiO2/CNT coaxial composite array with visible-light absorption
C.-C. Chang and C.-C. Chen, National Chung Cheng University, TW
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Polymer coated Carbon Nanotube probes for Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy
A.V. Patil, R. Vlijm and T. Oosterkamp, Leiden Institute of Physics, NL
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Single crystal InSb nanowires: synthesis, characterization, properties and applications
Q.L. Ye, T. Yamada, H. Liu, N. Mingo, R.H. Scheffler, R.L. Leverenz and H. Yamada, Eloret / NASA Ames Research Center, US
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Micro-Patternable SU-8 Nano-Filter Integratable with Micro Structures for Molecule Screening
C.J. Chang, L.H. Lan, C.S. Yang and F.G. Tseng, National Tsing Hua University, TW
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Nanopowder net-shaping for manufacturing nanostructured ceramics
O.L. Khasanov, E.S. Dvilis, V.M. Sokolov, Yu. Pokholkov and G. Loutts, Tomsk Polytechnic University, RU
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Nano Particulates
Expo Hall
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Towards the Preparation of Boron Carbide Nanorods by Carbothermal Reaction Method
B. Chang, B.L. Gersten, S.T. Szewczyk and J.W. Adams, Queens College, CUNY, US
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Boron Clusters, Single and Multi-walled Nanotubes: Theoretical Prediction and Experimental Observation
I. Boustani and R. Becker, Universität Wuppertal, Germany, DE
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Thermostability of TiO2 nanoparticle and its Photocatalytic Reactivity at Different Anatase/Rutile Ratio
Y-H Tseng, H-Y Lin, C-S Kuo, Y-Y Li and C-P Huang, Industrial Technology Research Institute, TW
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Destruction of Organophosphate Agents by Recyclable Catalytic Magnetic Nanoparticles
L. Bromberg and T.A. Hatton, Massachusetts Intitute of Technology, US
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Effects of Coordinate agents on the configuration and property of Nanocrystalline Silver doped Titania
Y. Liu and C.Y. Liu, Student, CN
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Particle Characterization of Nanoscale Materials using Dynamic and Static Light Scattering
M. Bumiller, T. DeLuca, K. Mattison and A. Rawle, Malvern Instruments Inc., US
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Phase Composition of TiO2 Nanopowders Prepared by IR Laser Synthesis from Gaseous Precursors
I. Morjan, M. Scarisoreanu, R. Alexandrescu, R. Birjega, I. Soare, I. Voicu, C. Fleaca, E. Popovici, F. Dumitrache, V. Ciupina and E. Figgemeier, National Institute for Lasers, Plasma and Radiation Physics, RO
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Cubic or monoclinic Y2O3:Eu3+ nanoparticles by flame spray pyrolysis
A. Camenzind, R. Strobel, S.E. Pratsinis, ETH Zurich, CH
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Electric Field Assisted Assembly of Functionalized Quantum Dots into Multiple Layer Thin Films
D.A. Dehlinger, B.D. Sullivan, S. Esener and M.J. Heller, University of California, San Diego, US
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The effect of electric field on the surface of nanoparticles (TiO2 & SiO2) and its application to retardation of membrane fouling
S.E. Park, D.Y. Ryu, J.W. Kwak, S.J. Park and S.W. Lee, Kyungwon University, KR
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Nanoparticle Applications and Processes - 1
Expo Hall
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Silver Nanoparticles for the Simultaneous Raman Detection of Anions, Cations and Neutral Molecules
N.M.S. Sirimuthu and S.E.J. Bell, Innovative Molecular Materials Group,Queen’s University, UK
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Formation of Ceramic Nanopowders and Composites in a Self-Sustaining Reaction Regime
J.A. Puszynski, H.L. Khachatryan, K.V. Maukyan and S.L. Kharatyan, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, US
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Electrocatalytic Reduction of oxygen on gold nanoparticles electrodeposited on a monolayer film attached to glassy carbon
F. Mirkhalaf, K. Tammeveski and D.J. Schiffrin, Liverpool University, GB
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Recoverable and Recyclable Catalysts for Multi-Step Reaction Networks
C.S. Gill, N.T.S. Phan, Z.J. Zhang and C.W. Jones, Georgia Institute of Technology, US
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Monodispersed ultra-high magnetization SmCo5 nanoparticles
K. Parekh, L. Belova, R.V. Upadhyay, R. Hodgkins and L. Bergström, Royal Institute of Technology, SE
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Hydroxyapatite Nanoparticle Synthesis and In-Vitro Study of Dentinal Tubule Occlusion
J. Earl, D. Wood and S.J. Milne, University of Leeds, UK
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Enhancement of Oxygen Transfer in Fermentation by Use of Functionalized Magnetic Nanoparticles
B. Olle, L. Bromberg, T.A. Hatton and D.I.C. Wang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
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Tailoring FePt-Fe3O4 exchange spring coupling magnet in silica
C.H. Yu, C.C.H. Lo, K.Y. Tam and S.C. Tsang, University of Reading, UK
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Surface Plasmon Resonances of Metal Polyhedral Nanoparticles
A.L. González and C. Noguez, UNAM, MX
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Mechanochemical dry synthesis of nanocrystalline semiconductors
P. Balaz, E. Godocikova, K. Izdinsky, J. Kovac, A. Satka and M. Achimovicova, Institute of Geotechnics of Slovak Academy of Sciences, SK
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Structural and Magnetic Properties study of CoFe2O4 Nanopowder prepared by Mechanical Milling using metallic Cobalt and Hematite powder Blend
A. Beitollahi, R. Sani, Yu.V. Maksimov and I.P. Suzdalev, Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST), IR
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Static dielectric constant of SiO2 embedded with silicon nanocrystals
C.Y. Ng, M. Yang, J.I. Wong and T.P. Chen, Nanyang Technological University, SG
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Colloidal Structure-directing-agent-free Hydroxy-sodalite Nanocrystals
J.F. Yao and H.T. Wang, Monash University, AU
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Thermal Annealing Affects on Ion Diffusion in Wide-Bandgap ZnCdSe Alloyed Semiconductor Quantum Dots
A.L. Washington II and G.F. Strouse, Florida State University, US
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Soft Nanomaterial from Phospholipids
V.A. Seredyuk, J. Bian and F.M. Menger, Emory University, US
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Novel Nanoparticles for Cancer Detection and Prevention
Y.A. Owusu, H. Chapman, C. Mundoma and N. Williams, RESEARCH CENTER FOR CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGIES, US
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Structural, Optical and Magnetic Characterization of Highly Monodisperse Transition Metal-Doped ZnO Nanocrystals
O. Perales-Perez, M.S. Tomar, A. Parra-Palomino, A. Ruiz-Mendoza and W. Jia, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus, PR
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Low-Temperature Synthesis and Magnetic Characterization of Doped-ZnS Nanostructures
O. Perales-Pérez, S. Dussan Devia, M.S. Tomar, L.M. Morales, O. Mata and W. Jia, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus, PR
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Coatings and Adhesives
Expo Hall
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Characterization of Aluminum Nitride Nanostructures by XANES and FTIR Spectroscopies with Synchrotron Radiation
S. Bellucci, C. Balasubramanian, G. Cinque, A. Marcelli, M. Cestelli Guidi, M. Piccinini, A. Popov, A. Soldatov and P. Onorato, INFN-Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, IT
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Cold Cathode Fluorescence Light with Amorphous Diamond Coated Electrodes
J.C. Sung and M-C Kan, KINIK Company, TW
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Curing Quantum Dots using Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma
T. Mei, D. Nie, H.S. Djie and B.S. Ooi, Nanyang Technological University, SG
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Investigation of the Behaviors of Various Electroplated Copper films during CMP
H.P. Feng, M.Y. Cheng, Y.Y. Wang and C.C. Wan, National Tsing Hua University, TW
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Study of nanocrystalline titanium oxide thin films by thermal annealing
Z.W. Zhao and B.K. Tay, Nanyang Technological University, SG
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A New Copper Electrodeposition Scheme to Reduce Void Defects after Chemical Mechanical Polishing
J.Y. Lin, Y.Y. Wang and C.C. Wan, National Tsing Hua University, TW
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Self-assembled Polymer Nanocylinders as Template for Nanoporous Metal Oxide Films
O. Dong, N. Yao and K.L. Yeung, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, CN
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Investigation of the Electronic Properties of the ZrO2 and HfO2 Thin Films by Scanning Probe Microscopy and X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy
D.A. Antonov, D.O. Filatov, G.A. Maximov, A.V. Zenkevich and Yu.Yu. Lebedinskii, Nizhni Novgorod State University, RU
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Self-assembled Film of Cholesterol Molecules on the Au (111): An STM Study
A. Segura and N. Batina, Univesidad Autonoma Metropolitana,Iztapalapa, MX
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Surface Modification of Perovskite Manganite Thin Films using Atomic Force Microscopy
D.M. Schaefer, C. Bolling, J. Sunderland, A. Davidson, R. Kolagaani, T. Bradley and B. Ludka, Towson University, US
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Composites
Expo Hall
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A new system of composites: MWNT-mullite
J. Wang, H.M. Kou, C.S. Xiang, Y.B. Pan and J.K. Guo, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences., CN
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Polyamide 6-Organoclay- Impact Modifier Nanocomposites
I. Isik, U. Yilmazer and G. Bayram, Middle East Technical University, TR
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Impact of Nano-Particle (Nano-Nickel and Nano-Molybdenum) Addition on the Properties of Sn-3.8Ag-0.7Cu Interconnects
K.M. Kumar, V. Kripesh, A.A.O. Tay, National University of Singapore, SG
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Nano tube Functionalized Composite Solders for Fine Pitch Interconnect Applications, a Study on Micro strure, Mechanical Properties, Melting Characteristics
K.M. Kumar, V. Kripesh, A.A.O. Tay, National University of Singapore, SG
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Nanoparticle Surface Treatments – Application Tailored Interfaces
R.W. Brotzman Jr, P.G. Murray and R.H. Cayton, Nanophase Technologies Corporation, US
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Hybrid Composite Thermoelectric Materials Using Nanoscale Precursors
T.M. Tritt, J. He, B. Zhang, N. Gothard, X. Ji and J.W. Kolis, Clemson University, US
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Aligned Electrospun Nanocomposite Fibers
S.R. Nartker, M. Misra and L.T. Drzal, Research Assistant, US
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Nanoscale structural and mechanical characterization of polymer nanocomposites
X. Li, H. Gao, W.A. Scrivens, D. Fei, X. Xu, V. Thakur, M.A. Sutton, A.P. Reynolds and M.L. Myrick, University of South Carolina, US
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Tethered Ligand Nanotechnology Composites Enable High Throughput Metal Separations
R.H. Hammen, J.P. Hammen and C.R. Hammen, ChelaTech, Inc., US
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Nylon - Exfoliated Graphite Nanoplatelet (xGnP) Nanocomposites with Enhanced Mechanical, Electrical and Thermal Properties
H. Fukushima and L.T. Drzal, Michigan State University, US
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Quantum Dot Dissemination and Behavior in Bacterial Biofilms
J.B. Morrow, R.D. Holbrook and C.J. Zeissler, National Institute of Standards and Technology, US
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Morphological Consequence of Sonication on Lignin-CNT-Epoxy Composite
D. Thomas, J. Edwards, R. Parker, C.-L. Ku, D. Bryan, Y-H Liao, R. Liang, Florida A & M University, US

Tuesday May 9
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8:30
Keynote - Nanotechnology for Cancer Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment
Hall D

Session chair: Mansoor Amiji, Northeastern University
8:30
Challenges in Cancer Prevention, Diagnosis, and Therapy (invited)
J. Folkman, Children’s Hospital Boston, US (speaker biography)
9:15
Delivery of Nano-medicine to Solid Tumors: Role of Tumor Physiology (invited)
R.K. Jain, MGH, Harvard Medical School, US (speaker biography)
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10:30
Carbon Nanotubes Overview
Room 207

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
10:30
Diagnostics of carbon nanotube composites by Raman spectroscopy (invited overview presentation)
P. Puech, A. Bassil, S. Barrau, P. Demont, R.R. Bacsa, E. Flahaut and W.S. Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
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11:00
CNT Synthesis and Processes
Room 207

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
11:00
Diameter controlled synthesis of carbon nanotubes by CVD using steric-stabilized iron nanoparticle catalysts
K.S. Mayya, S. Lee, I-S Yeo, U-I Chung, J-T Moon, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., KR
11:20
Plasma-Enhanced CVD Growth of Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes Using Dendrimer-Stabilized Fe Nanoparticles
P.B. Amama, M.R. Maschmann, T.S. Fisher and T.D. Sands, Purdue University, US
11:40
Chopping SWNTs into pieces: New Strategies for Cutting Carbon Nanotubes
U. Rauwald, K.J. Ziegler, H.K. Schmidt, R.H. Hauge and R.E. Smalley, Rice University, US
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10:30
Soft Nanotech: Nanoparticles: Nanoparticles in Softmaterials - Colloids
Room 210

Session chair: Hans Fraaije, Leiden University, NL
10:30
Overview: Colloids - From Model Atoms to Nanostructured Functional Materials (invited overview presentation)
P. Schurtenberger, University of Fribourg, CH (speaker biography)
11:00
Directed Assembly of Colloidal Films, Granules, and 3D Periodic Structures (invited)
J.A. Lewis, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, US (speaker biography)
11:20
Viscoelastic Properties of a Mixed Surfactant System and Interactions with Colloidal Nanoparticles (invited)
P. Pimenta and E.E. Pashkovski, Colgate Palmolive Company, US
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10:30
Polymer Nanotech: Synthesizing Polymers for Novel Nanotech Applications
Room 206

Session chair: Dan Savin, University of Vermont, US
10:30
Production of Conducting Polymer Nanowires for Use as Intravascular Neural Recording Electrodes
B. Ruddy, H. Watanabe, I. Hunter and R.R. Llinás, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
10:50
Polymer Nanofibers from Multiple Jets Produced on a Porous Surface by Electrospinning
O.O. Dosunmu, G.G. Chase, J.S. Varabhas, W. Kataphinan and D.H. Reneker, Microscale Physiochemical Engineering Center, US
11:10
Electrochemical Synthesis of Polyaniline Nanoparticles and Nanofibers
M.G. Xavier, F.L. Leite, E.R. Leite, E.C. Venancio, A.G. MacDiarmid and L.H.C. Mattoso, ARS-USDA, US
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1:30
CNT Synthesis and Processes
Room 207

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
1:30
Carbon Nanotubes (invited)
M. Endo, Shinshu University, JP (speaker biography)
2:00
Separating Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes by Length
U. Rauwald, D.J. Schmidt, R.H. Hauge, R.E. Smalley and K.J. Ziegler, University of Florida, US
2:20
Gated Chemical Transport and Enhance Flow through Carbon Nanotube Membranes
M. Majumder, N. Chopra, B.J. Hinds, University of KY, US
2:40
Determination of relative concentrations of metallic and semi-conducting SWNTs in suspension via dielectrophoresis
N. Mureau, E. Mendoza, K.F. Hoettges, S.R.P. Silva and M.P. Hughes, University of Surrey, UK
3:00
10 Minute Break
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3:10
CNT - Vertically Oriented
Room 207

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
3:10
Millimeter long vertically aligned single-walled carbon nanotubes by an ultra long lifetime of catalysts
T. Iwasaki, G. Zhong, T. Yoshida, T. Aikawa, R. Morikane and H. Kawarada, Waseda University, JP
3:30
Tunable Growth of Vertically Aligned Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes on Flat Surface: from Surface Morphology of Catalyst to Reaction Parameters
L. Zhang and D.E. Resasco, University of Oklahoma, US
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4:10
CNT - Electronic Properties and Electronic Emission
Room 207

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
4:10
Carbon nanotube Josephson junctions
H.I. Jørgensen, K. Grove-Rasmussen, P.E. Lindelof, NanoScience Center, DK
4:30
ZnO Nanoparticles Beaded Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes
Y. Zhu, H.I. Elim, Y.L. Foo, S. Triparthy, W.T. Quek, W. Ji, J. Thong and C.H. Sow, National University of Singapore, SG
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1:30
Soft Nanotech: Characterization: Characterizing Soft Nanostructured Materials
Room 210

Session chair: Pierre Panine, E.S.R.F., FR and Greg Haugstad, University of Minnesota, US
1:30
Building from bottom up: Fabrication of materials using peptide motifs (invited)
S. Zhang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US (speaker biography)
2:00
New Trends in Light Scattering (invited)
P. Schurtenberger, University of Fribourg, CH
2:30
Real-Time Structural Analysis for Soft Nanotechnology (invited)
J.K. Hobbs, C. Vasilev, J.P. Eddleston, A.J. Ryan, J.P. Howard-Knight, A.D.L. Humphris, A.E. Terry and S. Rastogi, University of Sheffield, UK (speaker biography)
3:00
Nanoscale Mapping of Chemical Heterogeneity in Polymeric Materials by the Use of Phase Imaging AFM and Humidity
T. Nguyen, X. Gu, L. Chen, M. Fasolka and J. Martin, National Institute of Standards and Technology, US
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1:30
Nanoparticles: Material and Applications
Room 206
1:30
Development of Stab Resistant Body Armor using Fumed SiO2 Nanoparticles Dispersed into Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) through Sonic Cavitation
H. Mahfuz, F.E. Clements and J. Stewart, Florida Atlantic University, US
1:50
Pushing the Limits of Mercury Sensors with Gold Nanorods
F.E. Hernandez, M. Rexand and A.D. Campiglia, University of Central Florida, US
2:10
Synthesis and Characterization of Magnetorheological Fluids with Super Paramagnetic Nanomaterials in Polymeric Matrix
V. Kancharla, A. Fahmi, Q. Liu and N. Gindy, University of Nottingham, UK
2:30
Tailoring the Surface Chemistry of Nanoparticles in Ceramic Processing
A.R. Studart, U.T. Gonzenbach, E. Amstad, E. Tervoort, L.J. Gauckler, ETH Zurich, CH
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4:00
Poster Session 2 and Nanotech Exhibit Reception hosted by Feinstein Kean Healthcare, booth #716
Expo Hall
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Carbon Nanotubes - 1
Expo Hall
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Preparation of Aligned Carbon Nanotube Films Using the Langmuir-Blodgett Technique
S.-K. Oh, S.-W. Choi, W.-S. Lee, B.-S. Choi, W.-S. Kang and J.-H. Kim, Ajou University, KR
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Electrical properties of aligned carbon nanotubes for gas sensing applications under ambient conditions
M.I. Shakir and N.M. Mohammad, UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI PETRONAS, MY
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Syntheses and Characterisation of Optoelectronically-Modified SWNTs
D.B. Adebimpe, M. Zgol, R.G. Wright and D. Hines, GMA Industries, Inc., US
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Novel, Industrial Scale Production of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes Using Plasma
O. Smiljanic, F. Larouche and B.L. Stansfield, Raymor Industries, CA
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Investigation of Carbon Nanotube Mechanical Properties Using Atomistic-Continuum Mechanics Method
C-J Wu, C-Y Chou, C-N Han and K-N Chiang, Advanced Microsystem Packaging and Nano-Mechanics Research Laboratory, National Tsing Hua University, TW
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Self-Welded Metal-Catalyzed Carbon Nanotube Piezoresistors with Very Large Longitudinal Piezoresistivity of ~ 4x10-8 Pa-1
M. Tabib-Azar, R. Wang and Y. Xie, Case Western Reserve University, US
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Why nanotubes become resistive at high fields: Measurements of electron-phonon coupling strengths
Y. Yin, A. Walsh, S. Cronin, M.S. Ünlü, B.B. Goldberg and A.K. Swan, Boston University, US
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Field emission properties of carbon nanotubes on Ni islands created on tin oxide substrate
S.S. Roy, P.K. Yadav and J.A. McLaughlin, University of Ulster, UK
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In Situ Synthesis of Carbon Nanotubes by Polymer Materials
C.W. Huang, L.C. Hsu and Y.Y. Li, CCU, TW
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Synthesis of Narrow Diameter Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes (MWNTs) By Catalytic Chemical Vapor Deposition For Mechanical Reinforcement Applications
N.M. Mohamed, Y.C. Tan and A.K. Kadir, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, MY
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CNT Composites for Aerospace Applications
S. Bellucci, C. Balasubramanian, P. Borin, F. Micciulla and G. Rinaldi, INFN-Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, IT
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Nanoscale Structures and Devices - 2
Expo Hall
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Layer-by-Layer Deposition of Chitosan/Polydiacetylene Vesicles for Convenient Preparation of Colorimetric Sensing Film
A. Potisatityuenyong, S.T. Dubas and M. Sukwattanasinitt, Chulalongkorn University, TH
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Zeolite Micropattern for Biological Applications
L.W. Wong, W. Sun, K.F. Lam and K.L. Yeung, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, HK
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High Capacity Nano-optical Diffraction Bar-code Tagging for Biological and Chemical Applications
S. Banu, S. Birtwell, Y. Chen, G. Galitonov, H. Morgan and N. Zheludev, University of Southampton, UK
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Nanostructured Metals Synthesized in Swollen Liquid Crystals
G. Surendran, L. Ramos, E. Prouzet and H. Remita, CNRS, FR
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Nanoscale Material by Design: Correlating Process and Simulation
D. Bleau, E. Eisenbraun and J. Raynolds, US Army RDECOM ARDEC AETC, WS&T, US
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Euler Buckling of Individual SiGe/Si Microtubes
L. Zhang, L.X. Dong, D.J. Bell, B.J. Nelson, C. Schönenberger and D. Grützmacher, Paul Scherrer Institut, CH
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Molecules and Nanoparticles Transport through the Nanocapillary in Nanofluidic Devices
K. Fa, B. Flachsbart, J.M. Iannacone, N. Jin and P. Sannuti, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, US
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Nanoparticle polymer composite- Application to the emerging area of Inkjet media Coatings Technology
R.S. Renduchintala and S.R. Addala, e4Xchange Corporation, US
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Synthesis and characterization of WO3 nanorods
A. Olivas, E. Flores, G. Zambrano and S. Fuentes, CCMC-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, MX
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Design and Manufacturing Concepts of Nanoparticle-reinforced Aerospace Materials
M.V. Kireitseu, G.R. Tomlinson and V. Basenuk, Rolls-Royce Centre in Damping, the University of Sheffield, UK
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The Molecular Study on Size and Vacancy Density Effects of Cu Nanowires
I-L Chang, C-Y Tsai and Y-C Chen, National Chung Cheng University, TW
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Nanoparticle Applications and Processes - 2
Expo Hall
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Nanostructured perovskite-based oxidation catalysts for improved environmental emission control
P. Seegopaul, M. Bassir, H. Alamdari and A. Van Neste, Nanox Inc., CA
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Nanostructured Surface Treatment Enables the Combination of Nano-particulate ZnO and TiO2 with Acrylate-based Polymers in Cosmetic Formulations
V. Andre and R.W. Brotzman Jr, Nanophase Technologies, US
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Solution Combustion Synthesis of Nano Materials
P. Dinka and A. Mukasyan, University of Notre Dame, US
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The effect of electric field on the surface of nanoparticles (TiO2 & SiO2) and its application to retardation of membrane fouling
S-E Park, D-Y Ry, J-W Kwak, S-W Lee and S-J Park, Associate Professor, Kyungwon University, KR
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Molecular Targeted Functional, Cellular and Molecular Imaging of Atherosclerosis with Antibody-conjugated Superparamagnetic Particles Using Magnetic Resonance
R. Sharma, J.K. Katz, Y. Haik and C.J. Chen, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, US
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Lipobeads as Drug Delivery Sysytems
S.V. Kazakov and K.M. Levon, Pace University, US
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Application of nanoparticle in photodynamic diagnosis for colorectal cancer
S.J. Yang, C.L. Peng, P.S. Lai, F.H. Lin and M.J. Shieh, National Taiwan University, TW
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Nanoemulsion Formulations for Improved Oral Delivery of Poorly Soluble Drugs
S.B. Tiwari, D.B. Shenoy and M.M. Amiji, Norheastern University, US
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Synthesis, Characterization and Manipulation of Cobalt Nanoparticles
G. Cheng and A.R. Hight Walker, NIST, US
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Simple Large-Scale Synthesis of Monolayer-Protected Silver Nanocrystal
K.J. Lee, B.H. Jun and J. Joung, Samsung Electron-Mechanics, KR
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Metal enhanced fluorescence in nanosilver oxide for optical read write memories
A. Subrahmanyam, P. Suman Kumar and M.K. Jain, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, IN
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Composites
Expo Hall
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Gold Composite- and Macroporous Gold Nanoparticle Films by a Vertical Deposition Method
S. Badilescu, M. Kahrizi, P.V. Ashrit and V-V Truong, Concordia University, CA
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Supercritical CO2 Exfoliated Polymer Nanocomposites
S.E. Horsch, R.M. Kannan and E. Gulari, Wayne State University, US
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Enzymatic Treatment of Natural fibres – A novel approach in nanofibre production
S. Janardhnan and M. Sain, University of Toronto, CA
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Innovative PMMA/CaCO3 Nanocomposites
M. Avella, M.E. Errico and G. Gentile, INSTITUTE OF POLYMER CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY - CNR, IT
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High Orderly Arranged Nanowires-Polymer Composite Material by Electrodeposition
R-J Lin and R-H Uang, ERSO/ITRI, TW
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6:00
CNT: Electronic Properties and Electronic Emission
Room 207

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
6:00
Spin Glass Behaviour of Magnetic Carbon Nanoclusters
A.V. Rode, A.G. Christy, N.R. Madsen, E.G. Gamaly, B. Luther-Davies, D. Arcon, A. Zorko and Z. Jaglicic, The Australian National University, AU
6:20
Field emission characteristics of carbon nanofibers grown on the electroplated copper micro-tips
W-Y Sung, W-J Kim, S-M Lee, H-S Yoo, H-Y Lee, S-K Joo and Y-H Kim, Seoul National University, KR

Wednesday May 10
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8:30
Keynote - Nanotech Materials and Chemistry: NanoFab: Nano Electronics
Room 210

Session chair: Leo Ocola, Argonne National Lab, US
8:30
Integrating soft and hard materials in nanoscale based devices (invited)
N. Petersen, NRC-CNRC, CA (speaker biography)
9:15
Nanotechnology and Energy, the Smalley Vision: Be a Scientist-- Save the World (invited)
W. Adams, Amy Jaffe and Richard Smalley(deceased), Smalley Institute, Rice University, US (speaker biography)
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10:30
CNT: Optical Properties and Light Emission
Room 202

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
10:30
Nanotechnology and CNT Field Emission Displays (invited)
J. Dijon, CEA, FR
11:00
Direct Determination of Absolute Electron-Phonon Coupling Strengths in Carbon Nanotubes
Y. Yin, A. Walsh, S. Cronin, M.S. Ünlü, B.B. Goldberg and A.K. Swan, Boston University, US
11:20
Qubit Entanglement from a Bipartite Atomic System in a Carbon Nanotube
I.V. Bondarev and B. Vlahovic, North Carolina Central University, US
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10:30
Creating Nanoparticles using Polymer Nanotechnology
Room 204

Session chair: Grant McGimpsey, WPI, US
10:30
Paclitaxel Conjugate Block Copolymer Nanoparticle Formation by Flash NanoPrecipitation (invited)
R.K. Prudhomme, W.S. Saad and L. Mayer, Princeton University, US (speaker biography)
11:00
Formation and Coatings of Fine Particles in Jets of Supercritical Fluids
A. Gokhale, Y. Shen, B. Khusid, R. Dave and R. Pfeffer, New Jersey Institute of Technology, US
11:20
Nanostructures fabrication via self-assembly of hybrid block copolymer/nanoparticles in thin film
A. Fahmi and N. Gindy, University of Nottingham, UK
11:40
Protein can act as unique template to assemble gold nanoparticles in a linear fashion
R. Bhattacharya, C.R. Patra, S. Wang, L. Lu, M.J. Yaszemski, D. Mukhopadhyay and P. Mukherjee, Mayo Clinic, US
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1:30
CNT: Composites
Room 202

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
1:30
Dispersion and rheological aspects of SWNTs in ultra high molecular weight polyethylene
Q. Zhang, D.R. Lippits, S.N. Vaidya and S. Rastogi, Eindhoven University of Technology, NL
1:50
Quantum Dot Modified Multiwall Carbon Nanotubes
M. Olek, T. Büsgen, J. van Embden, M. Hilgendorff, P. Mulvaney and M. Giersig, CAESAR, DE
2:10
Unique Roles of DNA Wrapped SWNTs: In-situ Fabrication of Self-Doped Polyaniline Nanocomposites
Y.F. Ma, S.R. Ali and H.X. He, Rutgers University, US
2:30
New route to manufacture high performance carbon nanotubes nanocomposites based on pre-dispersed concentrates generated by in-situ polymerization
M. Claes, D. Bonduel, S. Pegel, M. Alexandre, P. Poetschke, P. Dubois and F. Luizi, Nanocyl SA, BE
2:50
Conductive Carbon-Nanotube/Polymer Composites: Spectroscopic Monitoring of the Exfoliation Process in Water and the Crucial Role of Wetting
N. Grossiord, J. Loos, J. Meuldijk, O. Regev, H.E. Miltner, B. Van Mele and C.E. Koning, Eindhoven University of Technology, NL
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1:30
Novel Products and Applications: Nanotechnology based Coatings and Adhesives
Room 201

Session chair: Chris Menzel, NSTI, US
1:30
Synthetic Gecko Foot-hairs from Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes
B. Yurdumakan, L. Ge, N. Raravikar, P.M. Ajayan and A. Dhinojwala, The University of Akron, US
1:50
Enhancement of Mechanical Properties and Environmental Resistance of Glass Fibre from Nanocomposite Coating
S.L. Gao, E. Mäder and R. Plonka, Leibniz-Institute of Polymer Research Dresden, DE
2:10
The use of nanosized inorganic UV absorbers in paint and plastic applications
M. Gruendkemeyer, K. Schulte, N. Theisen, P. Lenz, C. Nagel, W. Wessels and T. Sawitowski, ALTANA Chemie AG, DE
2:30
The Impact of Nano-Materials on UV-Protective Coatings
R.H. Cayton and T. Sawitowski, Nanophase Technologies Corporation, US
2:50
The role of surface modification of nanoparticles in scratch resistant coating applications
U. Nolte, M. Berkei, R. Cayton, R. Brotzman, T. Sawitowski, BYK Chemie GmbH, DE
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4:00
CNT: Mechanical Properties
Room 202

Session chair: Wolfgang Bacsa, University Paul Sabatier, FR
4:00
Mechanical properties of CNTs (invited)
L. Forro, EPFL, CH
4:30
Interfacial Properties of Carbon Nanotube Arrays
L. Zalamea and R.B. Pipes, Purdue University, US
4:50
Vibration damping/dynamic properties of CNT-reinforced composite structures
M.V. Kireitseu, Rolls-Royce Centre in Damping, the University of Sheffield, UK, UK
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4:00
Polymer Nano Composites
Room 201

Session chair: Stuart Rowan, Case Western Reserve University, US
4:00
Multifunctional Nanocomposites Made of Polypropylene Reinforced with Exfoliated Graphite Nanoplatelets (xGnP)
K. Kalaitzidou, H. Fukushima and L.T. Drzal, Michigan State University, US
4:20
High performance iPP based nanocomposite for food packaging application
M. Avella, M.E. Errico and G. Gentile, INSTITUTE OF POLYMER CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY - CNR, IT
4:40
Layered Oxide Polymer Nanocomposites: Synthesis, Characterization, and Strategies for Achieving Enhanced Barrier Property
T.J. Hansen, P. Barber, J. Ma, H.J. Ploehn and H.-C. zur Loye, University of South Carolina, US
5:00
Interface-Property Relationships in Hybrid Nanocomposites from Near Net-Shape Manufacturing
B.S. Mitchell, Tulane University, US
5:20
SAXS on Polymer Nanocomposites of Polylactide, Clay, and Core-Shell Rubber
K. Erlacher, T. Li, S. Gong, L–S Turng, Bruker-AXS Inc., US
5:40
Material Properties of Polymer Nanoparticle Composites for Micro Optical Applications
E. Ritzhaupt-Kleissl, J. Böhm, J. Haußelt, T. Hanemann, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, DE
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4:00
Bio Materials and Tissues - 1
Room 203

Session chair: Tom Webster, Brown University, US
4:00
Overview - Bio Materials and Tissues (invited overview presentation)
T.J. Webster, Brown University, US
4:30
Polysaccharide based Nanoparticles and Nanoporous matrices
P. Fojan, K. Schwach-Abdellaoui, K. Tommeraas, L. Gurevich and S.B. Petersen, Aalborg University, DK
4:50
In vitro human model for tumor target screening in Cancer research
H. Mertsching, M. Weimer and H. Brunner, Fraunhofer Institute of Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology, DE
5:10
Less Harmful Acidic Degradation of Poly(lactide-co-glycolide) Bone Tissue Engineering Scaffolds through Titania Nanoparticle Addition
H. Liu, E.B. Slamovich and T.J. Webster, Purdue University, US
5:30
Wettability Engineering and Bioactivation of Hydroxyapatite Nanoceramics
G. Rosenman and D. Aronov, Tel Aviv University, IL
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6:00
Poster Session 3 and Reception
Hall D
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Nanoscale Structures and Devices - 3
Hall D
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Porous Diamond-Like Carbon Nanolayers with Excellent Anti-Corrosion and Barrier Performance
G.A. Abbas, P. Papakonstantinou, J.A. McLaughlin, University of Ulster, UK
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Microwave Plasma Nitriding and Carbiding Surface Modification for Nanostructured Diamond Growth on CoCrMo Alloy
S.A. Catledge, S. Chowdhury, D. Hillman and Y.K. Vohra, University of Alabama at Birmingham, US
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Deformation of Nanocrystalline Metals under Nanoscale Contact
F. Sansoz and V. Dupont, The University of Vermont, US
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Self-consistent Quantum Mechanical Treatment of the Ballistic Transport in 10 nm FinFET Devices Using CBR Method
H. Khan, D. Mamaluy, D. Vasileska, Arizona State University, US
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New Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor Utilizing Nanoimprinting Technology
T. Matsushita, T. Nishikawa, H. Yamashita, M. Nakamura, R. Hasui and S. Aoyama, OMRON Corporation, JP
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Cell Separation and Manipulation by magnetic field in the presence of functionalised magnetic nanowires
A. Prina-Mello, Z. Diao and J.M.D. Coey, CRANN Research Laboratory, IE
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Nano-Sized Polymer Micelle Synthesized from Cationic Gemini Surfmer
T. Ohkubo, T. Koike, K. Tsubone, K. Tsuchiya, H. Sakai and M. Abe, Tokyo University of Science, JP
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Fabrication and Transistor Demonstration on Si-based Nanomembranes
H-C Yuan, M.M. Roberts, D.E. Savage, M.G. Lagally, Z. Ma and G.K. Celler, University of Wisconsin-Madison, US
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Titanium Dioxide Nanostructured Coatings: Application in Photocatalysis and Sensors
J.A. Byrne, J.W.J. Hamilton, T.A. McMurray, P.S.M. Dunlop, V.J.A. Donaldson, J. Rankin, G. Dale and D. Al Rousan, University of Ulster, UK
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Exfoliated Graphite Nanoplatelets [2] Surface Treatment
P.A. Askeland, H. Fukushima, I-H Do, K. Kalaidzidou and L.T. Drzal, Michigan State University, US
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Influence of photo-initiator concentration on residual mechanical stress in SU-8 thin films
S.D. Psoma, D.W.K. Jenkins, G.E. Derbyshire and R. Stevens, CCLRC RUTHERFORD APPLETON LABORATORY, UK
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Ferroelectric Domains in Barium Titanate Nanostructures
A. Schilling, T.B. Adams, R.M. Bowman, J.M. Gregg, F.D. Morisson and J.F. Scott, Queen’s University and Nanotec Northern Ireland, UK
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Nanoparticle Applications and Processes - 3
Hall D
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Size-sensitive Kinetics of Ion Exchange for Macro-, Micro-, and Nanogels
S. Kazakov, K. Miller and I. Gazaryan, Pace University, US
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Synthesis and Characterization of Surfactant-based Hydrophobic-Core Hydrophilic-Shell Nanoparticles and their Use as Encapsulation Agents
J.L. Chávez, J.L. Wong, T.J. Joncheray and R.S. Duran, University of Florida, US
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Glass Transition Temperature of High Molecular Weight Polystyrene: Effect of Particle Size, Bulk to Micron to Nano
P. Paik and K.K. Kar, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, IN
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Synthesis of Nano Crystalline TiO2 powders by soft chemistry method
M. Vijayakumar, M. Venkateswarlu and N. Satyanarayana, pondicherry university, IN
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Ethylene Glycol Mediated Synthesis of Nano - Crystalline NiFe2O4 Spinel Powder
S. Vivekanandhan, M. Venkateswarlu and N. Satyanarayana, Reader, IN
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Structural, Optical and Magnetic Characterization of Highly Monodisperse Transition Metal-Doped ZnO Nanocrystals
O. Perales-Perez, M.S. Tomar, A. Parra-Palomino, A. Ruiz-Mendoza and W. Jia, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus, PR
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Effectively Grinding and Dispersing Nanoparticles Using a Fine Bead Mill
U. Enderle, G. Kolb, S. Mende and H. Way, NETZSCH Fine Particle Technology, LLC, US
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A statistical approach to control particle size of poly(acrylic acid) stabilized iron oxide nanoparticles
M. Demirer and H.Y. Acar, Koc university, TR
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A Simple Method to Prepare Template-removed Zeolite MFI Nanomaterials
Q. Li, J. Wang and H. Yuan, Shanghai Second Polytechnic University, CN
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Lattice Constant Dependence on Particle Size for Bulk and Doped Ceria prepared from a Citrate Sol-Gel
V.N. Morris, R.A. Farrell, A.M. Sexton and M.A. Morris, Analog Devices, Dimensional Solids Group, UCC, IE
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A search of superparamagnetic iron oxide-myoglobin as potential nanoparticle based magnetic resonance imaging marker in mouse heart imaging
R. Sharma, Y. Haik and C-J Chen, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, US
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Nano-Engineering Of Magnetic Particles For Biocatalysis And Bioseparation
C.H. Yu, C.C.H. Lo, C.M.Y. Yeung, K. Tam and S.C. Tsang, University of Reading, UK
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Gas Sensor Arrays by Supersonic Cluster Beam Deposition
E. Barborini, M. Leccardi, G. Bertolini, O. Rorato, M. Franchi, D. Bandiera, M. Gatelli, K. Wegner, A. Raso, A. Garibbo, C. Ducati, P. Piseri and P. Milani, Tethis S.r.l., IT
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Polymer Nanotech
Hall D
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Dissolution of Hydrogen Bonded Polymers in Water: From Synthetic to Biopolymers
S. Rastogi, E. Vinken, J. Harings, J. Yin and A. Terry, Eindhoven University of Technology, NL
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Molecular orientation in electrospun poly(butylene terephthalate) nanofibers
L.H. Catalani, G. Collins and M. Jaffe, University of Sao Paulo, BR
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Novel Nano-metal Polymeric Composites Fabricated via In-Situ Self Assembly
T.G. Vargo, T.S. Koloski, D.M. MacRae, D.W. Lucey, D. Zhang and J.B. Brupbacher, Integument Technologies, Inc., US
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Nanoscopic Tunning via Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Macro-RAFT
V. Parvathy, Univeristy of Queensland, AU
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Novel Biphasic Hydrogels for Controlled Drug Delivery
V. Parvathy, University of Queensland, AU
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Thermoplastic polyurethane nanocomposites: effect of organoclay structure and hard segment concentration on morphology and properties
F. Chavarria and D.R. Paul, The University of Texas at Austin and Texas Materials Institute, US
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Microstructure and Stability of Polymer Nanocomposite
J. Yin, X. Wang, Y. Fan, J. Lin and Q. Lei, Harbin University of Science and Technology, CN
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Dyeing and Fastness Properties of Acid Dyeable Polypropylene Nanocomposite
Y.S. Dar, Q. Fan, S.C. Ugbolue, A.R. Wilson and Y. Yang, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, US
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Physico-chemical Structure of Multilayer Polyion Complexes Comprising PolyHyrdoxylAmine & Genomie DNA
G. Harper, WetaScience, UK
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Amphiphilic Self-assembled Nanoparticles Composed of Chitosan and Ursolic Acid for Protein Delivery on the Skin
S.B. Lee, K. Cho and J.K. Shim, Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, KR
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Industrial Applications of Nano-Track Etched Templates and Films
H. Hanot, E. Ferain and R. Legras, it4ip, BE
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Polarization Anisotropy and Frequency Dependence of Emission from Aligned CdSe Nanowire Arrays
R. Zhou, P. Wang, J. Debdeep, H.-C. Chang, University of Notre Dame, US
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Carbon Nanotubes - 2
Hall D
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Absorption Characteristics of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes
S. Haque, C. Marinelli, F. Udrea and W.I. Milne, Cambridge University, UK
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CMOS Compatability of Carbon Nanotubes on SOI Devices
M.S. Haque, S.P. Oei, K.B.K. Teo, F. Udrea, J.W. Gardner and W.I. Milne, Cambridge University Engineering Department, UK
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Micromechanical modeling of carbon nanotube-reinforced nanocomposites
A. Pantano, D.M. Parks, M.C. Boyce and F. Cappello, Università degli Studi di Palermo, IT
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Molecular dynamics study of tensile strength increase of carbon nanotube reinforced amorphous carbon
R. Zhu, E. Pan, A. Buldum, A.K. Roy and F. Han, University of Akron, US
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Ultrafine Carbon Nitride Nanocrystals Synthesized by Laser Ablation in Liquid Solution
L. Yang, P.W. May, J.A. Smith and L. Yin, University of Bristol, UK
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Composite Carbon Nanostructures as Promising Carriers for Gaz Analysis
L. Majoli, A. Evstratov, J.-M. Guillot, A. Rouvière and P. Baussand, Ales High Mining School, FR
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Polydispersed Detonation Nanodiamond and Approaches for its Fractioning
I. Petrov, P. Detkov, J. Walch and O. Shenderova, Scientific and Industrial Company “New Technologies”, RU
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Application-Specific Detonation Nanodiamond Particulate
O. Shenderova, G. McGuire, I. Petrov, B. Spitsyn, A. Puzur and V. Kuznetsov, International Technology Center, US
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A Grand Canonical Monte-Carlo Simulation of the Textural, Mechanical and Adsorption Properties of Faujasite zeolite Carbon Replica
T. Roussel, C. Bichara and R.J.-M. Pellenq, Centre de Recherche en Matière Condensée et Nanosciences, CNRS, FR
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Composite Nanostructures as Promising Carriers for gas Analysis
L. Majoli, A. Evstratov, J.-M. Guillot, A. Rouvière and P. Baussand, Ales High Mining School, FR
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Pore-Size Control of Carbon Nanospace with Ultrasonic Irradiation
T. Ohkubo, R. Hori, K. Tsuchiya, H. Sakai and M. Abe, Tokyo University of Science, JP
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Role of Nanoscale Topography on the Super-Hydrophobicity: A Study of Fluoro-Based Polymer Film on vertically Carbon Nanotubes
A.R. Phani, V. Grossi, M. Passacantando and S. Santucci, University of L’Aquila, IT
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Exfoliated Graphite Nanoplatelets (xGnP): A Carbon Nanotube Alternative
L.T. Drzal and H. Fukushima, Michigan State University, US
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NanoElectronic Detection of Molecular Recognition
A. Star, University of Pittsburgh, US
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Manipulating Single Molecules in an Atomically Sharpened Nanotube
C. Gao and L.Q. Gu, University of Missouri, US
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Horizontally Aligned Growth of Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes on R-Plane Sapphire
Q. Yu and S-S. Pei, University of Houston, US

Special Symposium
Nanotechnology takes manufacturing to the molecular level. Research in this area is opening new fields of development and applications in many areas: materials science (nanostructured materials), medicine, biotechnology, genomics, manufacturing, computing, information technology and communications.
As research progresses, nanomaterials with improved functionality will be created. These materials will be the foundation for new generations of products and devices.
This special symposium will highlight developing innovative technologies based on the judicious manipulation and modification of the chemical and physical structures of materials at the nano dimension.
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More on Fields in Nanotechnology and different Nanomaterials plus conferences

2006-12-13T06:30:00.000-08:00

http://www.nanoroadmap.it/sectoral%20reports/sect%20report%20materials.pdf

NanoRoadMap is a project co-funded by the 6th Framework Programme of the EC
Work document on Nanomaterials
State of the art overview and forecasts based on existing
information of nanotechnology in the field of nanomaterials
AIRI/Nanotec IT
Willems & van den Wildenberg (ES/NL)
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Institute of Nanotechnology (UK)

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Author: Willems & van den Wildenberg (W&W)
October 2004
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The present report is a work document prepared by Willems & van den
Wildenberg (W&W) in the framework of the NanoRoadMap (NRM) project, co-
funded by the 6th Framework Programme (FP6) of the European Commission
(EC).
It is based on the collection and synthesis of existing public sources and was
published on November 2004, as key input for the celebration of the First NRM
International Conference.
The major aim of this document is to set the basis for discussion and selection
of four out of twelve topics identified in the nanomaterials field, which will be
roadmapped in the following months – in accordance with the planning of the
NRM project.
Hence, the next steps of the NRM project include the actual execution of the
roadmaps on the topics chosen (planned for the summer of 2005), as well as
their broad dissemination to the industrial and scientific European communities
(until the end of 2005).
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction........................................................................................................................5
1.1 Goal of this report........................................................................................................5
1.2 Structure of this report................................................................................................5
1.3 General overview of the sector...................................................................................6
2 Analysis of topics in the field of materials.........................................................................9
2.1 Nanostructured materials..........................................................................................10
2.1.1 Topic description................................................................................................10
2.1.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................10
2.1.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................11
2.1.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................11
2.2 Nanoparticles / Nanopowders..................................................................................14
2.2.1 Topic description................................................................................................14
2.2.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................14
2.2.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................14
2.2.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................17
2.3 Nanocapsules............................................................................................................20
2.3.1 Topic description................................................................................................20
2.3.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................20
2.3.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................20
2.3.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................20
2.4 Nanoporous materials...............................................................................................23
2.4.1 Topic description................................................................................................23
2.4.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................23
2.4.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................23
2.4.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................25
2.5 Nanofibres.................................................................................................................29
2.5.1 Topic description................................................................................................29
2.5.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................29
2.5.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................29
2.5.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................30
2.6 Fullerenes..................................................................................................................31
2.6.1 Topic description................................................................................................31
2.6.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................31
2.6.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................31
2.6.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................32
2.7 Nanowires..................................................................................................................34
2.7.1 Topic description................................................................................................34
2.7.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................34
2.7.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................34
2.7.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................34
2.8 Single-Walled and Multi-Walled (Carbon) Nanotubes.............................................36
2.8.1 Topic description................................................................................................36
2.8.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................36
2.8.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................37
2.8.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................38
2.9 Dendrimers................................................................................................................43
2.9.1 Topic description................................................................................................43
2.9.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................43
2.9.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................44
2.9.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................44
2.10 Molecular electronics................................................................................................46
2.10.1 Topic description................................................................................................46
2.10.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................46
2.10.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................46
2.10.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................47
2.11 Quantum dots............................................................................................................50
2.11.1 Topic description................................................................................................50
2.11.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................50
2.11.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................51
2.11.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................52
2.12 Thin films...................................................................................................................55
2.12.1 Topic description................................................................................................55
2.12.2 Most remarkable claimed properties.................................................................55
2.12.3 Current and future markets and applications....................................................55
2.12.4 Leading countries and highlighted R&D activities in the field..........................57
3 Non technological aspects in the field............................................................................61
3.1 Social aspects...........................................................................................................62
3.2 Legal aspects............................................................................................................63
3.3 Health, safety and environmental aspects...............................................................64
3.4 Infrastructure requirements......................................................................................66
3.5 Economical aspects..................................................................................................67
3.6 Ethical aspects..........................................................................................................68
4 Preliminary impressions..................................................................................................69
5 References.......................................................................................................................74

More on NanoEnergy and Shielding using Nanomaterials and Nanodosimetry

2006-12-12T21:28:00.000-08:00

NanoEnergy and NaNoSolar

http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/business/technology/16218417.htm

http://www.nanosolar.com/economic.htm

NDFusion: NanoEnergy and BioFuels

http://www.smalltimes.com/news/display_news_story.cfm?Section=WireNews&Category=HOME&NewsID=141413

http://www.nsti.org/news/item.html?id=111

http://energy.einnews.com/news/ethanol-alternative-fuels

Here is a website on a Stirling Radioisotope Thermal Generator. The astronauts are adding an $11 Million part to the International Space Station.

http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/tmsb/stirling/doc/stirl_radisotope.html

http://www.biotechnologyftcua.com/tinc?key=MdX0IfmP&id=2696686&design-output-mode=js&design-css-mode=standard

Who will make high density nanomaterials for spacesuits, shieldings from radiation in space and in the lunar missions and for Stirling Radioisotope Thermal Generator?

There is a field called Nanodosimetry. Perhaps Siebersdorf will find a solution for Single Events Upset in Outer Space and Intercontinental Flights.

Dr. Peter Beck and Brigitte Kopinits

http://www.healthphysics.at/getbinobj.asp?id=1287

Center for Responsible Nanotechnology

2006-12-05T04:49:00.000-08:00

Center for Responsible Nanotechnology

http://www.crnano.org/about_us.htm

Dr. Sinclair T. Wang, CRN, Chinese

http://www.tainano.com/CCRN/TOWARD%20REAL%20SUSTAINABILITY%20BY%20NANOTECHNOLOGY.htm

NanoEnergy and NanoAgriculture

2006-11-15T18:18:00.000-08:00

NanoEnergy

http://www.futureguru.com/docs/nanoenergy.pdf

http://www.nano.org.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=6&sid=a6bcb6f06677b7100e3df508558c9cbb

NanoAgriculture

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=Nanotechnology+in+Agriculture&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

http://www.azonano.com/SearchResults.asp?AppKeyWord=Agriculture

NanoSpace and NanoMilitary

2006-11-15T18:15:00.000-08:00

http://www.space.com/opinionscolumns/opinions/kuper_000419.html

Nanotechnology will revolutionize sensors and actuators, synthetic devices that mimic biological processes like the sense of smell and muscle contraction. The field could make possible craft with warping wings, noninvasive medical testing in space and materials that self-repair. The materials of nanotechnology promise to avoid degradation from radiation exposure, a common problem in space.

We need substantiation on the paragraph above with present day R and D. That was written inn 2000 under President Bill Clinton.

http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/050708_teleportation.html

Let us assign someone to Nanotechnology and Teleportation as well. Quantum Teleportation. How about it, Dr. Felix Buot?

Fact: there is Radiation in Space and whoseover is in outer space longer get irradiated more unless the shielding is different.

http://crnano.typepad.com/crnblog/2005/03/military_uses_o.html

The people who run the Millennium Project of the American Council for the United Nations University (ACUNU) wanted to better understand the "Potential Environmental Pollution and Health Hazards Resulting from Possible Military Uses of Nanotechnology," along with "Implications for Research Priorities Helpful to Prevent and/or Reduce Such Pollution and Hazards."

ICON

2006-11-01T08:57:00.001-08:00

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ICON recently participated in the EPA’s Public Meeting on Risk Management Practices (RMP) for EPA Voluntary Nanoscale Materials Stewardship Program. The meeting was held on 19 – 20 October 2006. A link to comments made by Dr. Kristen Kulinowski, Director of the International Council on Nanotechnology, can be accessed at the ICON web-site (http://icon.rice.edu) under the “ICON News” column.

Thank you for your continued interest in ICON activities.

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More on Fields-NanoArt 2006

2006-10-31T08:59:00.000-08:00

http://www.nanoart21.org/contact_&_links.htm

The deadline is 12/31/06.

Will the Philippines be able to buy a scanneling tunneling microscope? We can call ourselves part of the Philippine-American Nanotechnology Initiative.

http://www.absolutearts.com/nanoart/

I talked with Cris Orfescu today. I told him that I do not think we should alloy nanocomposites with Pb, Cd, Hg, As, Be and Cr.

I also told him that STM has negligible radiation; SEM has more than STM but still negligible. I realized Light Microscopy does not have any radiation whatsoever.

comments? ideas?

I will color my websites later on. Geocities or something else. Google, Blogger, Free Blog does not have color.

http://ftcuareohs.blogspot.com

http://ftcuareohsnanotechnology.blogspot.com

http://envlawsnanotechnology.blogspot.com

http://fields-in-nanotechnology.blogspot.com

http://ftcuananotechnologyfunding.blogspot.com

http://ftcuananotechnology.blogspot.com

http://ftcuananotechnology1.blogspot.com

http://ftcuananotechnology2.blogspot.com

http://ftcuananotechnology3.blogspot.com

http://ftcuananotechnology5.blogspot.com

http://ftcuananotechnology6.blogspot.com

http://ftcuananotechnology7.blogspot.com

More on the different fields of nanotechnology

2006-10-30T08:06:00.000-08:00

Nanomedicine

http://www.foresight.org/Nanomedicine/

Robert Freitas, Jr.
http://www.rfreitas.com/CV.htm

Nanotech News

Headline: UCLA Engineering awarded grant from the NIH to establish Nanomedicine Development Center

News source: Medical News Today

An interdisciplinary team of scientists from the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and UC Berkeley's College of Engineering has secured a prestigious federal grant from the National Institutes of Health Roadmap for Medical Research initiative aimed at improving nanomedical research. Their discoveries could enhance methods of curing diseases like cancer as well as viral infections at the molecular scale.

The nanomedicine grant, with a proposed budget of $7 million, will support the new NIH Nanomedicine Development Center for Cell Control, to be led by UCLA Engineering professor Chih-Ming Ho.

Nanomedicine Centers in the USA funded by NIH

http://nihroadmap.nih.gov/nanomedicine/fundedresearch.asp

GA Tech Research Corp
Purdue U
U of Cal, LA
U of Cal, LBL
Baylor College of Medicine
U of Illinois-Urbana Champaign
U of Cal, SF
Columiba U, NY Morningside

http://nihroadmap.nih.gov/nanomedicine/meetings.asp

Nanodentistry

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=Nanodentistry&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

http://healthmantra.com/ypb/jan01/nano.htm

Nanodentistry

The late Nobel Prize winning Physicist Richard P Feynman in 1959 proposed using machine tools to make smaller machine tools, which in turn, would be used to make still smaller machine tools, and so on, all the way down to the molecular level. Such nanomachines, nanorobots and nanodevices ultimately could be used to develop a wide range of atomically precise microscopic instrumentation and manufacturing tools. Attempts are going on at present to produce molecular computer components using molecular parts at the nanometer (10-9 meter or 1 billionth of a meter) scale.

Nanotechnology will have future medical applications leading to the emergence of nanomedicine and nanodentistry. Nanodentistry will make it possible to maintain a near perfect oral health through the use of nanomaterials, biotechnology, including tissue engineering and nanorobotics. The nanorobotic functions may be controlled by an onboard nanocomputer that executes preprogrammed instructions in response to local sensor stimuli.

Local anaesthesia: In the era of nanodentistry, to induce local anaesthesia, dental professional will instill a colloidal suspension containing millions of active analgesic micrometer sized dental nanorobot particles on the patient’s gingivae. After contacting the surface of the crown or mucosa, the ambulating nanorobots reach the dentin by migrating into the gingival sulcus and passing painlessly through the lamina propria or the 1-3 micrometer thick layer of loose tissue at the cemento dentinal junction.

On reaching the dentin, the nanorobots enter dentinal tubule holes that are 1-4 micrometers in diameter and proceed toward the pulp, guided by a combination of chemical gradients, temperature differentials and even positional navigation, all under the control of the onboard nanocomputer, as directed by the dentist.

Orthodontic treatment: Orthodontic nanorobots could directly manipulate the periodontal tissues (gingiva, periodontal ligament, cementum and alveolar bone), allowing rapid and painless tooth straightening, rotating and vertical repositioning within minutes to hours.

Natural tooth maintenance: The appearance and durability of tooth may be improved by replacing upper enamel layers with covalently bonded artificial materials such as sapphire or diamond, which have 20 to 100 times the hardness and strength of natural enamel.

A subocclusal dwelling nanorobotic dentifrice delivered by mouthwash or toothpaste could patrol all supragingival and sub gingival surfaces at least once a day, metabolizing trapped organic matter into harmless and odorless vapors and performing continuous calculus debridement.

Dentirobots could identify and destroy pathogenic bacteria residing in the plaque and elsewhere, while allowing the 500 or so species of harmless oral micro flora to be maintained in a healthy ecosystem. With this kind of daily dental care available from an early age, conventional tooth decay and gingival disease will disappear.

Ref: JADA Oct.2000

HHS
Department of Health and Human Services
National Institutes of Health
Building the Tooth: Bridging Biology and Material Sciences. (Limited Competition)[U54]
Grant
http://www.grants.gov/search/search.do?mode=VIEW&oppId=11293

Can someone(s) pick it up from here?

We better get more people and institutions...

One of the questions in my questionnaire for the Philippine American Academy of Science and Engineering is do we include
Medicine in the title and Dentistry as well or do we lump Medicine and Dentistry together as Medicine?

Fields in Nanotechnology

2006-10-30T06:43:00.000-08:00

Nanowires

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanowire

Nanophysics

http://www.nanophys.ethz.ch/research/index.php

Nanochemistry: a Chemical Approach to Nanomaterials

http://www.rsc.org/Publishing/Books/085404664X.asp

Nanobiology and Nanomedicine

http://nano.cancer.gov/resource_center/funding.asp

http://nano.cancer.gov/resource_center/cancer_nanotechnology_brochure.pdf

Cancer Nanotechnology

Office of Technology & Industrial Relations
National Cancer Institute
Building 31, Room 10A49
31 Center Drive, MSC 2580
Bethesda, MD 20892-2580
Phone: (301) 496-1550
Fax: (301) 496-7807
E-mail: otir@mail.nih.gov
Website: http://otir.nci.nih.gov/index.html

Nanodentistry

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?itool=abstractplus&db=pubmed&cmd=Retrieve&dopt=abstractplus&list_uids=11103574

Nanoelectronics

http://www.nextag.com/nanoelectronics/search-html

Nanoengineering

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nanoengineering_topics