Agnes Kane

Professor of Medical Science, Bio Med Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Director, NanoHealth Intitative

Agnes_Kane**[ta]**wn.edu

Tel：(401) 863-***

Matthew Zimmt

Professor, Department of Chemistry

matthew_zimmt**[ta]**wn.edu

Tel：(401) 863-***

James Valles, Jr.

Professor, Department of Physics

James_Valles_Jr**[ta]**wn.edu

Tel：(401) 863-***

Larry Larson

Lawrence Larson

Dean, School of Engineering

Lawrence_Larson**[ta]**wn.edu

Tel：(401) 863-***

Paul Williard

Professor, Department of Chemistry

Chair in Chemistry

paul_williard**[ta]**wn.edu

Tel：(401) 863-***

教師

Ruth Iris Bahar

Professor, School of Engineering

Nanoscale computing, noise analysis of nanoscale circuits, reliable computing under high defect and highly noisy conditions, self-assembly.

Ruth_Bahar**[ta]**wn.edu

Amit Basu

Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry

Glycobiology and materials science.Dendritic, polymer and nanoparticle probes for cell surface carbohydrate recognition; Nanoscale polymer architectures.

Amit_Basu**[ta]**wn.edu

J. Roderic Beresford

Professor, School of Engineering

Semiconductor nanostructures and epitaxy, pattern-driven quantum dot growth; direct nanoelectronic detection of redox reactions; nanoscale sensing and control of biological processes.

J_Beresford**[ta]**wn.edu

Janet Blume

Associate Professor, School of Engineering

Educational outreach developing ways to bring nanoscale engineering into pre-college biology, chemistry, and physics curricula.

Janet_Blume**[ta]**wn.edu

David Borton

Assistant Professor of Engineering

Neuroengineering with microelectronics to interface, bidirectionally, with the nervous system. Microdevice packaging

david_borton**[ta]**wn.edu

Allan Bower

Professor, School of Engineering

Computer simulation of the mechanical behavior of structural, electronic and biological materials.

Allan_Bower**[ta]**wn.edu

Kenneth Breuer

Professor, School of Engineering

Nanoscale fluid mechanics and transport processes, fluid-surface interactions, behavior of nanoscale particles and flexible filaments in fluids, diffusion and heat transfer, mechanics of biological motion and adhesion, experimental techniques for nanoscale fluid measurements.

Kenneth_Breuer**[ta]**wn.edu

Clyde Briant

Professor, School of Engineering

Microstructures at the nano and micro scale, mechanical properties of advanced materials, and corrosion and environmental cracking of structural materials.

Clyde_Briant**[ta]**wn.edu

Eric Chason

Professor, School of Engineering

Evolution of surfaces and thin film structures, non-equilibrium processing (growth, ion bombardment); self-assembled nanostructures; real-time diagnostics (stress, roughness, surface and interface morphology, defect formation); simulation and modeling.

Eric_Chason_PhD**[ta]**wn.edu

Ou Chen

Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry

Quantum dots, nanomaterials synthesis, hybrid superstructures with multi-functionalities, optical nanocrytsals for bio-imaging and sensing, solar energy conversion and next-generation display.

ou_chen**[ta]**wn.edu

Rodney Clifton

Professor, School of Engineering

rodney_clifton**[ta]**wn.edu

Vicki Leigh Colvin

Vernon K. Krieble Professor of Chemistry & Engineering

Interest in how nanoscale particles interact with the environment and living systems, drawing on both synthetic chemistry for the preparation and control of novel nanophase systems as well as physical chemistry for the investigation of their unusual behavior.

Vicki_Colvin**[ta]**wn.edu

Kareen Coulombe

Assistant Professor, School of Engineering

Molecular and cellular interactions in tissue engineering for cardiac regeneration; extracellular matrix biology; signal transduction pathways for cardiac maturation and vascularization

Kareen_Coulombe**[ta]**wn.edu

Reid Cooper

Professor, Department of Geological Sciences

Reid_Cooper**[ta]**wn.edu

Eric Darling

Assistant Professor, Department of Bio Med Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology & Biotechnology

Micro/nano-mechanical characterization of biological samples; beacon-based, gene expression imaging for cellular diagnostics.

Eric_Darling**[ta]**wn.edu

Sarah Delaney

Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry

Biological consequences of DNA damage. Using the tools of chemistry and biology to probe the effects of DNA modification at the molecular level. Particular interested in the role of oxidative DNA damage and its contributions to cancer and neurological disorders such as Huntington's disease.

Sarah_Delaney**[ta]**wn.edu

James Dickerson

Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Physics

The synthesis and characterization of magnetic and luminescent nanoparticles, conducted by exploring their crystallinity by high resolution electron microscopy (HR-TEM and Z-STEM) and by studying the photoluminescent or magnetic properties of the nanoparticles and nanoparticles films and heterostructures.

James_Dickerson**[ta]**wn.edu

Dmitri Feldman

Associate Professor, Department of Physics

Quantum Hall effect and its applications in quantum information science, quantum wires, nanomagnets, spintronics, soft matter in random porous media.

Dmitri_Feldman**[ta]**wn.edu

Christian Franck

Assistant Professor, School of Engineering

Nano and micro mechanics of soft matter, cell-material interactions, and cell adhesion. Molecular mechanisms of mechanosensing in cells.

Christian_Franck**[ta]**wn.edu

Huajian Gao

Professor, School of Engineering

Semiconductor nanostructures and epitaxy, pattern-driven quantum dot growth; direct nanoelectronic detection of redox reactions; nanoscale sensing and control of biological processes.

Huajian_Gao**[ta]**wn.edu

Franklin Goldsmith

Assistant Professor, School of Engineering

Combustion chemistry; catalysis; electronic structure methods; computational kinetics.

Franklin_Goldsmith**[ta]**wn.edu

Pradeep Guduru

Associate Professor, School of Engineering

Experimental mechanics at nano and micro-scales; biologically inspired contact mechanics, adhesion and friction; guided assembly and surface engineering.

Pradeep_Guduru**[ta]**wn.edu

Karen Haberstroh

Associate Director, Engineering Programs, School of Professional Studies

Nano-structured polymers for soft tissue engineering. novel methods in science education, nanotechnology classroom outreach.

Karen_Marie_Haberstroh**[ta]**wn.edu

David Henann

Assistant Professor, School of Engineering

Theoretical and computational mechanics of soft materials and amphorous media.

David_Henann**[ta]**wn.edu

Diane Hoffman-Kim

Associate Professor, Department of Bio Med Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology & Biotechnology

Nanomaterials for nerve growth: biomimetic and 3D materials; in vitro platforms for studying nerve development and nerve regeneration at the nanoscale.

Diane_Hoffman-Kim**[ta]**wn.edu

Robert Hurt

Professor, School of Engineering

Nanomaterials and their biological and environmental applications/implications; carbon nanomaterials, nanotoxicology, interfacial phenomena, liquid crystals and supramolecular assembly, material chemistry approaches for safe nanomaterial formulation, nanoparticle cell delivery.

Robert_Hurt**[ta]**wn.edu

Agnes Kane

Professor, Department of Bio Med Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology & Biotechnology

Nanotoxicology, cellular interactions with nanomaterials, nanomaterials for targeted cancer therapy, biocompatibility of nanomaterials .

Agnes_Kane**[ta]**wn.edu

Haneesh Kesari

Assistant Professor, School of Engineering

Theoretical and experimental mechanics problems related to contact, adhesion, and fracture of solids. Determining how nano- to micro-scale structure affects macro-scale contact and fracture behaviors.

Haneesh_Kesari**[ta]**wn.edu

Eunsuk Kim

Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry

Eunsuk_Kim**[ta]**wn.edu

Kyung-Suk Kim

Professor, School of Engineering

Nanomechanics, AFM nanometrology, Nanotribology.

Kyung-Suk_Kim**[ta]**wn.edu

Angus Kingon

Professor, School of Engineering

Electronic materials; processing and properties of electronic films at the nanoscale; nanoscale characterization by scanning probe techniques; oxide thermoelectrics; scaling flexoelectric and piezoelectric materials to nanodimensions; flexible electronics; electronic properties of nanoscale heterostructures; physics of nanoscale electrical contacts.

Angus_Kingon**[ta]**wn.edu