NanoForum
The NanoForum is a highly interactive seminar in which graduate students present their research to other nanoscience students in an informal, discussion-oriented setting. As part of the Graduate Education Research Board project (GERB), NanoForum emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration among students researching nanoscience from different perspectives. The forums are held bi-weekly on Tuesdays.
For more information, please contact Dr. Sergio Ulloa.
NanoForum Schedule: 2009-2010
NanoForum 1: September 15, 2009
Beth McClure
"Kinetics and Mechanisms of Photoinduced Switching in Ruthenium Sulfoxide Complexes"
NanoForum 2: September 29, 2009
Kendall Clark
"From Semiconductors to Superconductors: An STM Study"
NanoForum 3: October 13, 2009
Greg Petersen
"A Numerical Study of Electronic Transport in Disordered Nanocircuits"
NanoForum 4: October 27, 2009
Abhijiit Chinchore
"Study of Mn Monolayer Structure on Wurtzite GaN"
NanoForum 5: November 10, 2009
Ginetom Diniz
"The electronic properties of carbon nanostructures: graphene, bilayer graphene and carbon nanotube"
NanoForum 6: January 12, 2009
Andrew DiLullo
"STM Study of Engineered Magnetic Molecular Chains"
NanoForum 7: January 26, 2009
Kangkang Wang
"Atomic Scale Studies on the Growth of Magnetic MnGa on GaN(0001)"
NanoForum 8: February 9, 2009
Mauricio Garrido
"Optical Modulation of the Electrical Field in a Quantum Dot"
NanoForum 9: February 23, 2009
Enrique Rolon
"Exciton Coherence in Quantum Dot Molecules"
NanoForum Schedule: 2008-2009
NanoForum 1: May 5, 2009
Yeliz Celik
"Effect of antifreeze proteins on the growth and melting kinetics of ice"
NanoForum 2: May 19, 2009
Dr. Alyssa Thomas
"Exploration of ice, water and everything in between on α-Al2O3(0001)"
NanoForum 3: June 2, 2009
Gayani Perera
"Investigation of molecular charge and transfer complexes at low temperature"
NanoForum Photos
Physics graduate student Yeliz Celik presents her research during the first NanoForum. About twenty students attended the event.
NanoForum 1
Physics graduate student Gayani Perera discusses her research with other graduate students at the third NanoForum.
NanoForum 3
Students from various academic departments watch Gayani's presentation during the third NanoForum.
Student onlookers
Kendall Clark presents his researchers as students from various departments look on.
Kendall's NanoForum