Senior personnel of the Center for Nanostructured Electronic Materials.
Front row, left to right: Joe Lyding (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Richard Drake (WUFT-FM/University of Florida), Greg Girolami (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign). Back row, left to right: Marcus Lay (University of Georgia), David Wei (University of Florida), Scott Lockledge (Tiptek), Lisa McElwee-White (University of Florida), Anne Donnelly (University of Florida). Not pictured: Mark Hersam (Northwestern University), Charles Musgrave (University of Colorado at Boulder), Amy Walker (University of Texas at Dallas), and Stan Wong (Stony Brook University).
Center for Nanostructured Electronic Materials
The center is on a mission to make transformative advances in computing technology by developing new chemistry to wire molecules and nano-scale materials into electronic devices.
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About the Center
The Center focuses on the selective growth of nanostructures for integration into molecular electronics and the organization of nanoscale circuit elements on surfaces to create junctions and functional test devices.
A significant part of the Center’s work will focus on the important question of how to use molecules to replace bulk materials as components in integrated circuits. There are several important challenges in this area: how can molecular components be oriented on surfaces with respect to one another? How can these components be connected into functional arrays? How can a finished hierarchical device be constructed in a stepwise manner without any of the steps damaging the previously formed architectures? MORE >>
About the Center
Unleashing the potential for use of nanostructured materials in electronic devices is the goal of the CNEM.
Research Groups
The academic senior investigators have wonderfully complementary expertise in electronic materials.
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