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CNST Research Program Staff

The research program staff performs CNST mission research, i.e., developing enabling measurement methods, currently within three research programs: Future Electronics; Nanofabrication and Nanomanufacturing; and Energy Conversion, Storage, and Transport. This is typically done in collaboration with partners from NIST, industry, academia or other government agencies. Generally, the prototype measurement or fabrication tools under development in the research division are more advanced than the commercial state-of-the-art tools available in the CNST Nanofab.


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Henri Lezec
Research: Nanoplasmonics


 image icon-pin dependent reflection for elections at the Fermi energy for the Fe/Au(001) interface
Mark Stiles
Research: Modeling Nanostructures in Mesoscopic Environments
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J. Alexander Liddle
Research: Nanofabrication and Directed Self-Assembly


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Joseph Stroscio
Research: Atomic scale characterization and fabrication
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Jabez McClelland
Research: Nanoscale Measurement and Fabrication Using Laser-Controlled Atoms


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John Unguris
Research: Nanomagnetics
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Robert McMichael
Research: Nanomagnetics


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Nikolai Zhitenev
Research: Electronic Nanodevices


image icon-sNumerical simulation of an optical mode in a photonic crystal resonator
Kartik Srinivasan
Research: Nanophotonics


  

Online: December 2007
Last Updated: February 2008

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