Yale University
In 2005, the National Science Foundation established The Center for Research on Interface Structure and Phenomena as a partnership with Yale University, Brookhaven National Laboratory and Southern Connecticut State University. The center, with $14 million from the NSF, will investigate the electronic, magnetic and chemical properties of complex oxide materials and their interfaces, with potential applications to magnetic storage, spintronics, and chemical sensing. |
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NSF, Rice To Trace How Nanoparticles Travel Through the Food ChainThe National Science Foundation and Rice University will investigate how nanoparticles travel throughout the food chain to help ensure food health and safety. The project will be led by Dr. Pedro Alvarez, chair of Rice’s Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, and Vicki Colvin, Director of Rice’s Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology.
Delft University Create 'Super Atoms' from Cluster CloudsResearchers at The Netherlands’ Delft University of Technology are generating ‘super atomns’ comprised of clusters of traditional atoms. Notably, these bodies behave the same as individual atoms, and researchers are probing the possibilities
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