Institute for Nanoscience and Engineering - University of Arkansas

Institute for Nanoscience and Engineering - University of Arkansas The Institute for Nanoscience & Engineering is a premier research facility located on the University of Arkansas campus.

The Institute comprises interdisciplinary departments across campus working in nanoscale research. Capabilities include materials growth and characterization, protein transportation, nano-bio photonics, theoretical modeling, tribology, and materials manufacturing. Successful federal funding, industry collaboration and support, and recruiting top notch faculty and students: For these reasons and mo

re, the University of Arkansas Institute for Nanoscience & Engineering is at the forefront of research in nanoscience and nanotechnology. The University of Arkansas has 16 professors in tenure track positions whose work focuses on different aspects of nanotechnology. Physics: Distinguished Professor Greg Salamo, Distinguished Professor Min Xiao, professor Laurent Bellaiche, professor Henry Fu, associate professor Jak Chakhalian, assistant professor Jiali Li

Biological sciences: Professor Ralph HenryChemistry: Assistant professor Colin Heyes, associate professor Ryan Tian, assistant professor Jingyi Chen

Chemical engineering: Professor Donald Roper. Civil engineering: University Professor Panneer Selvam

Mechanical engineering: Professor Ajay Malshe, assistant professor Doug Spearot, associate professor Min Zou. assistant professor Adam Huang, associate professor Steve Tung

Biological engineering: Professor Jin-Woo Kim. Electrical engineering: Assistant professor Fisher Yu, professor Omar Manasreh. Professor Simon Ang, professor Hameed Naseem, Distinguished Professor Vijay Varadan, assistant professor Taeksoo Ji

Food Science: Professor Ya-Jane Wang

The group includes three recent National Science Foundation Young Career Award Grant Winners, Jak Chakhalian, Min Zou and Doug Spearot. The Institute for Nanoscience and Engineering has won large federal grants to fund its projects, including a total of almost $15 million over the past 10 years for the center itself, for graduate and undergraduate research and for education from kindergarten through 12th grade. In addition, each of the 15 faculty members has won individual research grants for nanoscience research

06/24/2019

Hello Nano Institute Followers. I have received many, many requests for updates and information and new posts. However, even though it is still my name on this page, I am not the owner or administrator for it. It was supposed to have been moved to someone else several years ago and I retired from the University six months ago. I have no connection with this page nor information to provide. I have asked Facebook many times to correct the owner and administrator of this page without success. My apologies for all the inconveniences you have endured, but please send your requests for page information directly to [email protected]. At least that was the email address that I had for the Institute last year. Thank you for your time and consideration. Phyllis Shaw

The Institute has an opening for a Research Associate.
08/31/2018

The Institute has an opening for a Research Associate.

The Research Associate is the lab manager for the Molecular Beam Epitaxy lab and is responsible for the daily lab operations and the facility's research equipment. This position is responsible for training and overseeing the activities of the researchers, technicians, and students, and is responsibl...

10/16/2017

NSF's mission is to advance the progress of science, a mission accomplished by funding proposals for research and education made by scientists, engineers, and educators from across the country.

08/19/2017

The National Science Foundation has awarded $450,000 to Jingyi Chen and Lauren Greenlee to develop alternative processes for producing ammonia.

08/15/2017

Arkansas jurisdiction of the National Science Foundation's Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research.

07/17/2017

Graduate student Raissa Araujo Borges discusses her research in the mechanical engineering program at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville for the EPSC...

07/17/2017
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute members visited with us today for a class on Nano Material Science and a tour of the N...
03/28/2017

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute members visited with us today for a class on Nano Material Science and a tour of the NANO Building. We enjoyed your visit, OLLI members, and look forward to seeing you again next year.

We are very proud of our own. Congratulations, Sam.
03/24/2017

We are very proud of our own. Congratulations, Sam.

Fayetteville-based company SurfTec recently received an award of $1.2 million from the Department of Energy in response to a special funding announcement

03/01/2017

If you've been around the University of Arkansas recently, you may have noticed a six-wheeled robot driving around.

02/24/2017

“Queen of carbon science” and recipient of Presidential Medal of Freedom and National Medal of Science led US scientific community, promoted women in STEM.

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