Paul Van Tassel Ph.D.
Research efforts in the Van Tassel group focus on understanding, predicting, and controlling the incorporation of biomolecular or biomimetic entities onto or within synthetic materials. Principal focus areas include biomolecules at interfaces and templated materials, and a balanced blend of theory, computer simulation, and experiment are employed.EducationPh.D. 1993, University of Minnesota |
By this ResearcherRelated ContentLeburton, Jean-PierreDr. Leburton is the Gregory E. Stillman Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois and a full-time faculty member in the Computational Electronics group in the Beckman Institute.
UNC’s Dr. Kerry Bloom: Using NanoMagnetics To Explore DNA Segregation, Replication, RepairWell-known for his work with chromosome segregation, Dr. Kerry Bloom and his staff the Bloom Lab at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill are using magnetic nanotechnology to unlock a deeper understanding of the spring-like properties of DNA in cellular processes. Dr. Bloom, who also serves as professor at UNC’s Department of Biology, discusses his work with NanoScienceWorks.org
Molly Stevens Wins Prestigious Royal Pharmaceutical Society MedalDr. Molly Stevens, a nanoscience researcher at the Imperial College (UK) Department of Materials, has been awarded the prestigious Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain’s 2006 Conference Science Medal. The award recognizes for her work in using nanomaterials sciences to support regenerative medicine and tissue transplantation. Dr. Stevens is also the first woman ever to win the award in its 40-year history.
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