Development of Micro/NanoElectrode Arrays and their role in Advancing Human Health
Swaminathan Rajaraman, MEMSCAP
Research Pavilion, Room 475 (NanoScience Technology Center)
Now We Can Image and Identify Single Atoms in (S)TEM, What’s Next?
David B. Williams, Ohio State University
Harris Corporation Engineering Center, Room 101A
On the Physics of Flexible Electronics and the Limits of Ohm’s Law
Muhammad A. Alam, Purdue University
Harris Corporation Engineering Center, Room 101A
MXenes: Expanding the World of Two-Dimensional Materials
Yury Gogotsi, Drexel University
Physical Science Building, Room 160
Coupling In-situ TEM and Ex-situ Analysis to Understand Heterogeneous Sodiation of Antimony
David Mitlin, Clarkson University
Research Pavilion, Room 475 (NanoScience Technology Center)
Synthesis of High-Quality Two-Dimensional Materials for New Functional Devices
Yufeng Hao, Columbia University
Research Pavilion, Room 475 (NanoScience Technology Center)
Scalable Manufacturing of Two-Dimensional Semiconductors with Controlled Heterostructures and Layer Orientations for Emerging Technologies
Yeonwoong (Eric) Jung, University of Central Florida
Physical Science Building, Room 160
Graphene Synthesis and Devices
James M. Tour, Rice University
Harris Corporation Engineering Center, Room 101A
Designer Nanomaterials for Energy Harvesting
Ayaskanta Sahu, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Research Pavilion, Room 475 (NanoScience Technology Center)
Seeing is Believing: Plasmonic Imaging for Energy and Biomolecular Research at Nanoscale
Xiaonan Shan, Arizona State University
Research Pavilion, Room 475 (NanoScience Technology Center)