NANOHOUR

Welcome to the Nanohour homepage!  The Nanohour is the abbreviated name for the Molecular and Electronic Nanostructure Seminar series held in the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois.

The Nanohour is an informal discussion given to a diverse audience meant to introduce a range of new topics and stimulate discussion typically focused on physical phenomena at the micro/nano-level, nano-devices and structures, and fabrication techniques.

Format:

§ Two 20 minute talks or

§ One 40 minute talk

Location/Time:

§ Wednesday at 3:00 pm

§ Room 3239 in the Beckman Institute

We believe this series to be a fantastic avenue for professors, post docs, and graduate students to collaborate and present their research. Furthermore, this series provides graduate students an excellent opportunity to gain experience presenting to a professional group of peers.

Additionally, last year we began to record some of the presentations for archiving on the web at the Nanohub.  This provides an opportunity for our speakers to reach a greater audience than just the University of Illinois.

If you are interested in speaking at the Nanohour, please contact us!

Next Scheduled Event

September 17, 3:00pm   Rm 3269 Beckman Institute

Jung Heon Lee

Chemistry Graduate Student – Lu Group

Qing Cao

Chemistry Graduate Student – Rogers Group

Calendar

Current:  Fall 2009

Past: Spring 2008 Fall 2007 Spring 2007 Fall 2006 Spring 2006 Fall 2005

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Contact Information

This is a University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign student organized seminar series hosted using funds from the Beckman Institute.  Two students, Mary Caruso and Josh Ritchey plan the speakers, maintain the webpage and manage the list-serv.

If you have any questions, recommendations or would like to be placed on our list-serv, please contact Josh (jritche2 ' at ' illinois dot edu) or Mary (mcaruso2 ' at ' illinois dot edu)