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NER: Exploratory Research in Molecular Communication between Nanomachines

NER: Exploratory Research in Molecular Communication between Nanomachines
NER:纳米机器间分子通讯的探索性研究
批准号:
0508506
负责人:
Tatsuya Suda
金额:
$10.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2005
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2005-07-15 至 2007-06-30

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建议ID:0508506标题:NER:纳米机器之间分子通信的探索性研究机构:加州大学欧文分校PI名称:Tutsuya Suda该项目探索了分子通信作为纳米机器之间通信解决方案的可能性。纳米机器是人工或生物纳米级设备,执行简单的计算、传感或驱动。分子通信为纳米机器提供了一种使用分子作为通信载体进行短距离(相邻的纳米机器到几十微米)通信的机制。PI在项目中考虑的分子通信系统类别包括发送者纳米机器、接收者纳米机器、载体分子以及这些系统运行的环境。发送器和接收器包括能够发射和捕获分子的生物(如细胞或细菌)和生物衍生(如从生物系统获取的分子马达或传感器)纳米机器。载体分子是蛋白质、离子或DNA。在这个项目中,P.I.开发了分子通信的研究思路,设计了几个可能的分子通信系统,通过模拟和实证研究评估了可行性,与该领域的研究人员合作确定了有希望的选择,并制定了一份完整的提案,提交给NSF参加明年的比赛。拟议项目的智力优势和更广泛的影响如下:创建新的研究领域:到目前为止,研究人员一直专注于了解生物纳米机器和人工创造生物纳米机器的对应物。在这个项目中,P.I.研究了分子通信作为纳米机器之间纳米级通信的解决方案。使用分子作为通信载体是一种新事物,创造这样的范式转换研究在智力上具有挑战性和回报。跨学科研究:该项目是跨学科的,涉及生物技术、纳米技术和信息技术。这是智力上的挑战和回报。生物和纳米技术的新应用的创造:交流纳米机器使一系列新的应用成为可能。如果多个纳米机器相互通信,它们可能会合作并执行复杂的任务,如纳米级传感、分子计算或纳米医学。这项拟议的研究能够创造如此重要的应用,其影响也是广泛的。在研究生课程水平上创造新课程:该项目通过确定一个新的科学和技术领域,对教育产生广泛的影响。这项拟议的研究导致在研究生课程水平上创建多学科性质的新课程,提供广泛的纳米尺度科学。
英文摘要
ABSTRACTProposal ID: 0508506Title: NER: Exploratory Research in Molecular Communication between Nano-machinesInstitution: University of California at IrvinePI name: Tutsuya SudaThis project explores the possibility of molecular communication as a solution for communication between nanomachines. Nanomachines are artificial or biological nano-scale devices that perform simple computation, sensing, or actuation. Molecular communication provides a mechanism for nanomachines to communicate over a short distance (adjacent nanomachines to tens of micrometers) using molecules as a communication carrier.The class of molecular communication systems that the PI considers in the project consists of sender nanomachines, receiver nanomachines, carrier molecules, and the environment that these operate in. Senders and receivers include biological (such as cells or bacteria) and biologically derived (such as molecular motors or sensors taken from biological systems) nanomachines that are capable of emitting and capturing molecules. Carrier molecules are proteins, ions, or DNA. The environment is the aqueous solution that is typically found within and between cells.In the project, the P.I. develops research ideas for molecular communication, designs a few possible molecular communication systems, evaluates the feasibility through simulations, empirical studies, collaborates with researchers in the field to identify promising options, and develops a full proposal to submit to NSF for the next year's competition.Intellectual merits and broader impacts of the proposed projects are the following:Creation of new research area: Researchers have so far focused on understanding biological nanomachines and artificially creating counterparts of biological nanomachines. In this project, the P.I. investigates molecular communication as a solution for nano-scale communication between nanomachines. Using molecules as communication carriers is new, and creating such paradigm shifting research is intellectually challenging and rewarding.Interdisciplinary research: The project is interdisciplinary and involves biotechnology, nano technology and information technology. This is intellectually challenging and rewarding.Creation of new applications for bio and nano technologies: Communicating nanomachines enables a new set of applications. If multiple nanomachines communicate, they may cooperate and perform complex tasks such as nano-scale sensing, molecular computing, or nanomedicine. The proposed research enables creation of such important applications, and its impact is broad.Creation of new courses at the graduate program level: The project produces a broad impact on education by identifying a new area of science and technology. The proposed research leads to the creation of new courses of the multidisciplinary nature at a graduate program level that provides a broad scope of nano scale science.
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