Materials Research Science and Engineering Center on Nanostructured Materials

9632526约翰·霍普金斯大学材料研究科学与工程中心(MRSEC)支持纳米结构材料的研究，重点是开发具有独特物理特性和不同技术应用的新型低维纳米结构。这项研究结合了实验和理论研究，以加深对纳米结构特性与可用于设计和制造的自由度之间的相互关系的理解。要研究的材料包括多层功能不同的材料，如金属和绝缘体、纳米线阵列和超细颗粒材料。MRSEC还支持材料研究的共享实验设施、通过种子资金进行的探索性研究，以及与行业和其他学术机构的合作。该中心的教育推广计划包括与约翰·霍普金斯青年促进研究所合作，为有才华的高中生提供暑期实习机会。该中心支持7名高级研究员、3名博士后研究助理、5名研究生、1名行政助理和4名本科生。MRSEC由C-L教授执导。钱学森。约翰霍普金斯大学的材料研究科学与工程中心(MRSEC)支持对其结构在纳米尺度上进行调制的材料进行跨学科研究。由于这种微观结构，这些材料显示出独特的物理性能，具有潜在的技术应用。这项研究结合了实验和理论研究，以加深对纳米结构特性与可用于设计和制造的自由度之间的相互关系的理解。要研究的材料包括多层功能不同的材料，如金属和绝缘体、纳米线阵列和超细颗粒材料。证券交易委员会还支持材料研究的共享实验设施、通过种子基金进行的探索性研究，以及与行业和其他学术机构的合作。该中心的教育推广计划包括与约翰·霍普金斯青年促进研究所合作，为有才华的高中生提供暑期实习机会。该中心支持7名高级研究员、3名博士后研究助理、5名研究生、1名行政助理和4名本科生。MRSEC由C-L教授执导。钱学森。***

9632526 Chien The Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC) at Johns Hopkins University supports research on nanostructured materials, with a focus on the development of novel low dimensional nanostructures with unique physical properties and diverse technological applications. The research combines experimental and theoretical studies to develop an understanding of the interrelationship between the properties of nanostructures and the degrees of freedom available for their design and fabrication. Materials to be studied include multilayers of functionally dissimilar materials, e.g. metals and insulators, arrays of nanowires, and ultrafine granular materials. The MRSEC also supports shared experimental facilities for materials research, exploratory research through seed funding, and collaborations with industry and other academic institutions. The Center's educational outreach program includes summer internships for talented high school students in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Institute for the Advancement of Youth. The Center supports 7 senior investigators, 3 post-doctoral research associates, 5 graduate students, 1 administrative assistant, and 4 undergraduate students. The MRSEC is directed by Professor C-L. Chien. %%% The Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC) at Johns Hopkins University supports interdisciplinary research on materials whose structure is modulated on a nanometer scale. As a result of the microstructure, these materials display unique physical properties which have potential technological applications. The research combines experimental and theoretical studies to develop an understanding of the interrelationship between the properties of nanostructures and the degrees of freedom available for their design and fabrication. Materials to be studied include multilayers of functionally dissimilar materials, e.g. metals and insulators, arrays of nanowires, and ultrafine granular materials. The MR SEC also supports shared experimental facilities for materials research, exploratory research through seed funding, and collaborations with industry and other academic institutions. The Center's educational outreach program includes summer internships for talented high school students in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Institute for the Advancement of Youth. The Center supports 7 senior investigators, 3 post-doctoral research associates, 5 graduate students, 1 administrative assistant, and 4 undergraduate students. The MRSEC is directed by Professor C-L. Chien. ***