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  • Professor Huimin Zhao will be one of the recipients of the Xerox Award for Faculty Research, UIUC College of Engineering for 2005.
    2005-02-22 - Professor Huimin Zhao will be one of the recipients of the Xerox Award for Faculty Research, UIUC College of Engineering for 2005. He is also a Beckman Fellow, in the Center for Advanced Study for...
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  • High-intensity ultrasound creates hollow nanospheres and nanocrystals
    2005-02-22 - CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -Using high-intensity ultrasound, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have created hollow nanospheres and the first hollow nanocrystals. The nanospheres could be used in microelectronics, drug delivery and as catalysts for making environmentally friendly...
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  • Rienstra develops improved NMR design for protein structure determination
    2005-02-11 - Professor Chad Rienstra and his research group, working in collaboration with scientists from Varian, Inc., have developed a new and revolutionary design for nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) probes used to determine the molecular structures of proteins and other biomolecules in the solid state....
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  • Professor of materials science and engineering and chemistry John Rogers and collaborators published significant work on polymer nanoimprint lithography in the December issue of Nano Letters.
    2005-01-21 - Professor of materials science and engineering and chemistry John Rogers and collaborators published significant work on polymer nanoimprint lithography in the December issue of Nano Letters. (UIUC News Bureau...
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  • University of Illinois to host new NIH Neuroproteomics Center
    2004-12-31 - The University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign is to be the home of a new National Institute of Drug Abuse Neuroproteomics Center on Cell-Cell Signaling run by Jonathan V. Sweedler (Director of the Biotechnology Center, Bioengineering, Chemistry) as Director and Principle Investigator, with Neil...
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  • Paul Kelter Elected 2005 American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow
    2004-12-31 - Professor Paul Kelter will officially become a Fellow of the AAAS on February 19, 2005 in Washington, D.C. during the AAAS Fellows Forum. He is being honored for "energetic and effective leadership in chemical education, both at the college and high school levels, for excellence in teaching, and...
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  • Emad Tajkhorshid and Professor Klaus Schulten won the AAAS 2004 Visualization Challenge, Illustration category for their image of the complex machinery a cell uses to exchange water with its environment.
    2004-12-06 - Emad Tajkhorshid and Professor Klaus Schulten won the 2004 Visualization Challenge, Illustration category, awarded by the American...
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  • Professor Paul Hergenrother's research group is developing a new method for combating antibiotic resistance in bacteria.
    2004-11-15 - Professor Paul Hergenrother's research group is developing a new method for combating antibiotic resistance in bacteria. (UIUC News Bureau article) ...
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  • Molecular technique shows promise in destroying drug resistance in bacteria
    2004-11-12 - Photo by Kwame RossChemistry professor Paul Hergenrother, second from right, and graduate students, from left, Jason R. Thomas, Johna C.B. DeNap and Dinty J. Musk have discovered a new approach to outwit resistance to antibiotics. CHAMPAIGN, Ill. —A new approach to outwit...
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  • The microfluidic fuel cell research of Professor Ralph Nuzzo's group was highlighted in the October issue of Today's Chemist at Work.
    2004-10-28 - The microfluidic fuel cell research of Professor Ralph Nuzzo's group was highlighted in the October issue of Today's Chemist at Work. The article summarized their work which was recently published in Langmuir, 2004, 20(17), 6974-6976....
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  • Thom H. Dunning Jr. to lead National Center for Supercomputing Applications
    2004-10-14 - CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - Thom H. Dunning Jr. today was named director of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, pending approval of the university's board of trustees.Dunning officially will assume his new position shortly after Jan. 1, 2005...
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  • Professor Dana Dlott and colleagues had an article published in Science Express Web describing their research monitoring the energy flow through molecules.
    2004-09-24 - Professor Dana Dlott and colleagues had an article published in Science Express Web describing their research monitoring the energy flow through molecules. "At Molecular Scale, Vibrational Couplings Define Heat...
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  • At Molecular Scale, Vibrational Couplings Define Heat Conduction
    2004-09-23 - Photo by Kwame RossFrom left, graduate student Yoonsoo Pang, chemistry professor Dana Dlott and postdoctoral research associate Zhaohui Wang worked with colleagues at the University of Scranton to time the flow of vibrational heat energy through a water-surfactant-organic solvent system...
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  • Faculty member featured in LASNews - Kenneth Suslick - "Molecules Are His Medium"
    2004-09-16 - Faculty member featured in LASNews - Kenneth Suslick - "Molecules Are His Medium"
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  • University of Illinois to host new NIH Neuroproteomics Center.
    2004-09-09 - University of Illinois to host new NIH Neuroproteomics Center. Jonathan Sweedler is principle investigator of the new center that will integrate the expertise of scientists studying cell to cell interactions and those scientists developing techniques to enable...
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