Penn State's gateway to nanoscale science and technology
The new home for 21st century scienceThe Millennium Science Complex, situated in the center of the University Park campus, is the future home for the Materials Research Institute and the Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences, and will house the NNIN/Nanofabrication Facility and the Materials Characterization Lab. With the opening of the Millennium Science Complex in the summer of 2011, Penn State will enable new collaborations across scientific disciplines and provide world-class facilities for research at the leading edge of 21st century science and technology. Recent NewsOil-Spill Clean-up May be Made Easier by Carbon-Nanotube Technology
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Penn State centers and user facilities for nanoscale science and engineeringNNIN/Nanofabrication Laboratory The Center for Nanoscale Science (MRSEC) Smart Materials Integration Laboratory Materials Characterization Laboratory (MCL)
Winter-2011Energy Storage: New Materials Meet the Need for Better Batteries and CapacitorsRead Issue Online | Download as PDF Distinguished Lecture Series - The Convergence of Materials Science and Life ScienceThe Distinguished Lecture Series highlights world-class researchers in nanobiology, biomaterials, biosensors, biophotonics, microfluidics, molecular imaging and biomolecular engineering. The talks are intended to stimulate new activities at the life science-materials science interface and will be of interest to students and faculty engaged in interdisciplinary research in any science and engineering discipline. It is being jointly sponsored by the Materials Research Institute and the Huck Institutes for the Life Sciences. Attend upcoming Distinguished Lectures and view past lectures online |
