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SINAM NEWS SINAM Nano-Seminar: Thursday, July 22, 2010 Title: Some recent studies of nano-micro plasmonic structures and metamaterials by Prof. Sailing He. More Information SINAM Nano-Seminar: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 Title: Anderson Localization of Light by Prof. Mordechai Segev from Technion - Israel Institute of Technology. More Information SINAM Nano-Seminar: Friday, April 9, 2010 Title: Gold Nanoparticles - Tools for Biosensing and Optoelectronics by Prof. Dr. Thomas Klar from Ilmenau University of Technology. More Information SINAM's 2010 Nanomanufacturing Summer Academy The 2010 Nanomanufacturing Summer Academy is now accepting applications. More Information Here If you are closer to the UCLA campus, more information regarding the Summer Academy at UCLA can be found here. SINAM Nano-Seminar: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 Title: Transformation Optics and the Control of Electromagnetic Radiation by Sir John Pendry from Imperial College London. More Information SINAM Nano-Seminar: Monday, November 30, 2009 Title: Geometry, Light and a wee bit of Magic by Prof. Ulf Leonhardt from the University of St. Andrews. More Information SINAM Summer Academy Participant Wins 2nd Place In the CEED RISE-UP poster competition, Alex Franceschi, a 4th year UCLA Mechanical Engineering student, took home 2nd place for his work on the Effects of Particle Size and Processing on the Properties of a Barium Titanate Polymer Composite, under the direction of Professor H. Thomas Hahn and Mechanical Engineering PhD student Audrey Pool O'Neal. Congratulations, Alex! Please read more here. SINAM Call for Proposals SINAM is inviting proposal applications for the following programs: Both applications are due on Oct 1st 2009. Please click the above links to the pdf files for more information. SINAM Nano-Seminar: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 Title: Atom chips: Microscopically engineered environments for ultracold gases by Prof. Peter Krüger from the School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Nottingham. More Information SINAM-Engineering Pathway Collaboration SINAM has started a new collaboration with Engineering Pathway (EP) to share our educational materials, including our popular programs like Discover Nanotechnology Grades 7-12, and Nanomanufacturing Summer Academy for Undergraduates, to a broad range of audiences. EP is a digital library which serves as the engineering “wing” of the National Science Digital Library (NSDL) and has over 6,000 registered users and approximately 1.4 million hits with 300,000 page views per month. |
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