These are recent highlights from our center including research, education, and outreach:
Facilities
Harvard University
Mission and Goals of the Center for Nanoscale Systems at Harvard University
- To provide world-class, centralized facilities and technical support for Harvard faculty research groups as well as the larger community of external users from academia and industry.
- To foster leading-edge, multi-disciplinary research and education in the area of imaging and nanoscale systems, bridging the disciplines of chemistry, physics, engineering, materials science, geology, biology, and medicine.
- To create an environment for collaborative research by providing shared research facilities and meeting places conducive to productive scientific interactions.
Harvard University
Museum of Science, Boston
Museum of Science, Boston
Museum of Science, Boston
Carol Lynn Alpert (Museum of Science)
MOS Sci-Tech Today on New England Cable News
*“Impact of Sci-Tech Today Nanotechnology Cable News Segments,” Multimedia Research Report No. 09-002, April 29, 2009, Barbara N. Flagg, Ed.D.; Director, Multimedia Research.
Harvard/MIT/UCSB NSEC PHY–06–46094
Bio Chips
Kevin (Kit) Parker (Harvard)
Howard A. Stone (Harvard)
Kenneth Crozier (Harvard)
Novel Nanowires
Joanna Aizenberg (harvard)
Joanna Aizenberg (harvard)
Metal Insulator Transitions in VO2
Jennifer Hoffman (Harvard)
Shriram Ramanathan (Harvard)
Diamond and TiO2 Nanostructures
Marko Loncar (Harvard)
Eric Mazur (Harvard)
Hongkun Park (Harvard)
Optical Nanostructures
Federico Capasso (Harvard)
Pierre Petroff (UCSB)
Spin Control
Marc Kastner (MIT)
Bertand I. Halperin (Harvard)
Graphene
Eric J. Heller (Harvard)
Amir Yacoby (Harvard)
