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Applications of nanotechniques in proteomics

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CARBON NANOTUBES

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Selective Chemistry of SWCNT

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Photovoltaic Effect in Ideal Carbon Nanotube Diodes

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Carbon Nanotubes

Carbon Nanotubes. ECIV 303 Daniel Baker Nate Tipora Whitney Weston. Properties. Highest tensile strength of any material EVARRR!!!! 63 GPa compared to .4 GPa (structural steel ASTM A36) 1/50,000 th the width of a human hair 132,000,000:1 possible length to diameter ratio

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65T Short pulse science

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Silicon VLSI backplanes which shows cracking in the Al mirror Image provided by Dr Neil Collings

Silicon VLSI backplanes which shows cracking in the Al mirror Image provided by Dr Neil Collings. Silicon VLSI backplanes showing "punch through" of the transistor underlying the mirror. Image provided by Dr Neil Collings.

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Intellectual Merit:

CAREER: Nanoelectronic and Nanophotonic Characterization of Hybrid Hard and Soft Materials Mark C. Hersam, Northwestern University, DMR-0134706. Intellectual Merit:

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