ASRC Nanoscience Initiatives - CUNY Graduate Center

11/19/2018

Last chance to register !

Please join us at the Advanced Science Research Center for an evening with researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry specialists discussing their experiences and strategies to commercialization of their products. This interactive panel discussion will include representatives from companies at all sta...

11/06/2018

New York Nanotech meetup invites you for an event with Prof Simon Dunham tomorrow at The Graduate Center, CUNY. Prof. Dunham will discuss the development of microfabricated structures in medical implants.

Wed, Nov 7, 2018, 6:00 PM: Dr. Simon Dunham is an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering in Radiology at Weill Cornell Medical College. He will be discussing the development of microfabricated

09/20/2018

The family at the

05/22/2018

Join the ASRC Nanoscience Initiative at our free, half-day symposium focusing on Functional Supramolecular Systems. We are welcoming local, national, and international researchers on May 31st 2018 to present their research in the ASRC 5th Floor Data-Visualization Room from 1pm-5.30pm.

05/14/2018

Join the ASRC Nanoscience Initiative at our free, half-day symposium focusing on Functional Supramolecular Systems. We are welcoming local, national, and international researchers on May 31st 2018 to present their research in the ASRC 5th Floor Data-Visualization Room from 1pm-5.30pm.

Confirmed speakers include:

Kazunori Sugiyasu, Chiba University (Japan);
Adam Braunschweig, Advanced Science Research Center and Hunter College, CUNY;
Rebecca Schulman, Johns Hopkins University;
Mohit Kumar, Advanced Science Research Center, CUNY;
Shiki Yagai, Chiba University (Japan);
Ankit Jain, Advanced Science Research Center, CUNY;
Full program and abstract information coming soon!

This is a catered event, please remember to register below

Please feel free to email Muaad Alody, at [email protected], if you have any questions regarding this event.

Functional Supramolecular Systems – Nanoscience Initiative

05/11/2018

Thank you all for coming to last nights event!

04/30/2018

Mohit latest paper in Nature Chemistry demonstrates the use of amino acids as chemical signals to enable the active editing of a self-assembling semiconducting structure, which results in temporal control over nanostructures and consequent transient electronic conductivity. The work will be of potential use in interfacing electronics with biological system.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41557-018-0047-2.pdf