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Volume 35 - October 2010

Contents

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Research/Researchers

  • High Quality Photoactive Cubic-Phase Copper Selenide Nanodiscs Show Promise for Photovoltaics

  • Alia P. Schoen
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    31 January 2011, pp. 564-565
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  • Study of Mesoscale Epitaxy Using Colloidal Particles Reveals Dynamics Similar to Atomic-Scale Film Growth

  • Krista L. Niece
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    31 January 2011, pp. 264-265
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Technical Feature

Research Article

  • Developments in characterizing soft matter

  • Athene M. Donald
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    31 January 2011, pp. 702-707

  • Soft matter—also known as complex fluids—is a field of growing interest and importance, spanning many classes of materials, including polymers, biopolymers, colloids, and liquid crystals. Different approaches for microstructural characterization are more appropriate than those used for hard (and usually fully crystallized) materials such as metals and inorganic materials because of the time and length scales involved. This article discusses a range of techniques applicable to the characterization of soft matter, including environmental scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and microrheology. The former offers two key advantages for this class of material over conventional SEM because it requires neither a high vacuum—which is a problem for hydrated samples—nor that an insulator be coated with a conductive material. Microrheology is well suited to small volumes of fluid with low moduli that may be heterogeneous; it is capable of measuring gelation in real time.

News & Analysis

Research/Researchers

Other

  • Nano Focus: Electrified nanostructures enable low-cost water sterilization

  • Gopal R. Rao
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    31 January 2011, p. 832
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Library

  • Library

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    21 February 2012, p. 475
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Research/Researchers

  • Functionalized Silsesquioxanes Show High Sensitivity and Stability for Next-Generation E-Beam Lithography Resists

  • Scott Cooper
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    31 January 2011, p. 488
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  • Quantum Critical Point Found for Iron Arsenide Superconductors

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    31 January 2011, p. 176
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News & Analysis

Research/Researchers

  • Energy Focus: Improved light emission in Ce3+ and Tb3+ co-doped MgY4Si3O13 phosphors

  • Melissa A. Harrison
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    31 January 2011, pp. 733-734
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Research/Researchers

  • Magnetic Field Applied to 3D Manipulation of Alloys

  • Gopal R. Rao
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    31 January 2011, pp. 340-341
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  • Biomimetic Nanoelectrode Demonstrates Overvoltage and Turnover Rates Compatible with PEM Technology

  • Steven Trohalaki
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    31 January 2011, p. 110
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Letter from the President

Letter

  • What a productive year!

  • David S. Ginley
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    31 January 2011, pp. 941-942
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Upcoming Conferences

  • YUCOMAT 2010 to be held in September

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    31 January 2011, p. 87
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News & Analysis

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  • Energy Focus: Quantum efficiency improved in bulk heterojunction PVs

  • Steven Trohalaki
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    31 January 2011, p. 734
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Classified

  • Classified

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    31 January 2011, pp. 478-480
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Research/Researchers

  • Method Developed for Producing Chitosan Nanoparticles Using Nanoporous Membranes

  • Jean Njoroge
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    31 January 2011, pp. 488-489
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  • White Light Illumination Produces Tunable Color from Silicon Nanostructures

  • Samesha R. Barnes
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    31 January 2011, p. 565
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Conference Reports

  • YUCOMAT 2009 Presented Issues from Advanced Materials and Nanotechnologies to Their Most Significant Applications

  • Dragan Uskoković
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    31 January 2011, pp. 87-88
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Research/Researchers

  • Transparent, Unipolar, QD-Based LEDs Operate in Air

  • Charles Brooks
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    31 January 2011, p. 176
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  • High-Throughput FIB-Less Fabrication of Metallic Nanopillars Reduces Tapering and Extends Lower Diameter Limit

  • Tiffany D. Ziebell
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    31 January 2011, p. 111
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Opinion

Letter from the President

Letter

  • Diversity in MRS and in MRS leadership: Use your vote

  • David S. Ginley, Shefford P. Baker, James J. De Yoreo
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    31 January 2011, pp. 638-639
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