Frontiers in Nanotechnology

Spring 2007 in Bagley 261

Tuesday and Thursday 1:30-2:50

Prof. Marjorie Olmstead

Last updated:  31 May 2007

NOTE:  Some items are in a file that requires a password to access.  Please contact Prof. Olmstead if you would like access and do not currently have the password.

Course Home Page

Course Schedule

Date
Topic
Speakers
Readings
WebQ
Tues. 3/27
Introduction to Nanotechnology
Link to slides
Link to survey results
Marjorie Olmstead (Physics)

Browse the web pages for:
Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies
National Nanotechnology Initiative
link
Thurs. 3/29
Basic Quantum Mechanics for Nanotechnologists
Link to slides
Marjorie Olmstead (Physics)
Olmstead Lab home page
Browse QM chapters in your intro physics text link
Tues. 4/03
Basic Microbiology for Nanotechnologists
Link to slides
Beth Traxler (Microbiology)
Traxler Lab home page
None
link
Thurs. 4/05
Surface Science and Nanotechnology
Link to slides
Charles Campbell (Chemistry)
Campbell Lab Home Page
none
link
Tues. 4/10
Nanofabrication
Link to slides
Dong Qin (NTUF)
NTUF home page
browse the NTUF web site to see what equipment is available.
link
Thurs. 4/12
Characterization of Nanostructures
Link to slides
Qiuming Yu (NTUF)
NTUF home page
browse the NTUF web site to see what equipment is available link
NOTE:  this survey includes choices for student presentation groups
Tues. 4/17
Discussion of Ethics in Nanotechnology
link to slides
Marjorie Olmstead (Physics)
Guest:  Suzanne Brainard (Center for Workforce Development)
CWD home page
browse the National Acadamies on-line book "On Being a Scientist:  Responsible Conduct in Research"
The American Physical Society Guidelines for Professional Conduct, which also contains links to similar statements by other organizations.
link
Thurs. 4/19
Nanotechnology in Thermoelectric Energy Conversion
Link to slides
Fumio Ohuchi (Materials Science)
Ohuchi Lab Home Page
none link
Tues. 4/24
Nanoscale mechanics in biological motors
Link to Slides
Chip Asbury (Biophysics)
Asbury Home Page
link
link
Thurs. 4/26
Nanotechnology  Technology Transfer
Link to slides
Keith Ritala (UW TechTransfer)
UW TechTransfer Home Page

link
Tues. 5/01
Nanoscale Modeling for Future Nanoelectonics
Link to slides
Scott Dunham (Electrical Engineering)
link link
Thurs. 5/03
Spins in Semiconductors at Nanometer Length Scales
Link to Slides
Daniel Gamelin (Chemistry)
Gamelin Lab Home Page
link link
Tues. 5/08
Engineered Nanoparticles for Medical Applications
Link to slides
Xiaohu Gao (Bioengineering)
Gao lab home page
link link
Thurs. 5/10
Kinetic Control of Heteroepitaxy
Link to slides
Marjorie Olmstead (Physics)
Olmstead lab home page
link link
Tues. 5/15
Self-assembled Nanophotonics
Link to slides
David Ginger (Chemistry)
Ginger Home Page
link link
Thurs. 5/17
Nanophotonics
Link to slides
Lih Lin (Electrical Engin.)
Lin Lab Home Page
link link
Tues. 5/22
Engineered Nanoscale Self-Assembly
Link to slides
Karl Bohringer (Electrical Engin.)
Bohringer Home Page
link link
Thurs. 5/24
Application of Nanotechnology to Cancer Immunotherapy
Link to Slides
Cassian Yee (Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center)
Yee Home Page
link link

Tues. 5/29
Student Presentations -
Medicine Abstract and Slides Environment Abstract and Slides


see list in abstracts for Medicine and Environment link
Thurs. 5/31
Student Presentations - Nano-Electronics Abstract and Slides
Consumer Products Abstracts and Slides


see reading list in abstracts for Nano-Electronics and Consumer Products link to peer reviewsurvey
LINK to course overview survey