These are recent highlights from our center including research, education, and outreach:
Facilities
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Harvard University
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.
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Harvard University
Harvard University
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Univeristy of California, Santa Barbara
Univeristy of California, Santa Barbara
Education and Outreach
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Museum of Science, Boston
Museum of Science, Boston
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Museum of Science, Boston
Museum of Science, Boston
Bioengineering
Strain Dependent Molecular Changes in Protein nanoFabrics
Kevin (Kit) Parker (Harvard)
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Kenneth Crozier (Harvard)
Kenneth Crozier (Harvard)
Novel Nanostructures
Nanofabrication Using Conducting Polymers
Federico Capasso, George Whitesides & Joanna Aizenberg (Harvard)
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Pierre Petroff (UCSB)
Pierre Petroff (UCSB)
Nanoscale Imaging and Control of Resistance Switching in VO2
Jennifer Hoffman (Harvard)
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Cynthia M. Friend (Harvard)
Cynthia M. Friend (Harvard)
Optical Nanostructures
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Marko Loncar (Harvard)
Marko Loncar (Harvard)
Core-shell Nanoparticle Clusters
Federico Capasso (Harvard)
Spin Control
Anomalous Magnetotransport in a Graphene Device
Bertrand I. Halperin (Harvard)