Multi-institutional study published in Nature Nanotechnology August 12.
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Rational design produces a missing piece of battery chemistry for cheaper, capacious batteries
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Researchers are the first to create nanoscale particles composed of up to eight distinct elements generally known to be immiscible.
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Clark School-affiliated professors receive research funding
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Exploring “the chemistry of energy and food” … and more
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Presentations at the Materials Research Society's 2013 meeting showcase medical, energy developments
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Zachariah part of research team that will study ways to design more stable, reliable, and less vulnerable energetic materials.
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Award will help purchase a measurement system for energetic materials decomposition.
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Professor recognized for nanoscale and electron microscopy research.
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The NanoCenter works with the University of Maryland Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, and Dentistry, located in Baltimore. This provides a critical linkage to medical research and clinical practice for the strong interests and efforts of NanoCenter researchers.
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The Maryland MRSEC, led by founding director . Ellen Williams, has been renewed by the National Science Foundation following a ten-year record of success in research, education, and outreach. The MRSEC will purse two research thrusts, in low-dimensional interfaces (IRG 1) and in multifuncitonal magnetic oxides (IRG 2), as well as a selection of seed projects.
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An M-CINSE partner, the Center for Nanomedicine and Cellular Delivery opened officially at a ceremony held September 20 at the University of Maryland Baltimore's School of Pharmacy.
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Working with collaborators at Yale, Rochester, NIST, and Cabot, Prof. Michael Zachariah will pursue the fundamental understanding needed to manufacture well controlled and characterized, elemental carbon-based nanoparticles, which are likely the materials to which human beings are most frequently exposed. This NSF NIRT program comprises a 3-year $1.4M effort.
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