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Light Weight, Multifunctional Nanostructured Fibers and Materials
This SRA is concerned with research to impart diverse, nano-enabled
functionalities to materials that can serve as building blocks
for clothing and other gear to provide Soldier protection
and survivability. Of particular interest are nano-scale
coatings, core-shell and rod-rod nanostructures, carbon nanotubes,
fibers, fabrics, layered and membrane structures. The
research in this SRA is divided up among six Themes. As shown
in the following list, five of these Themes consist of one
research Project, whereas one Theme (1.2) consists of three
Projects.
Theme 1.1: Surface Active Multifunctional Fibers and Fabrics
Theme 1.2: Smart Quantum Dots: Microfluidic Fabrication,
Detection and Sensing
Theme 1.3: Imaging, Sensing,
and Other Applications of Carbon-Nanotube Devices
Theme 1.4: Multi-material Multi-functional Fibers
Theme 1.5: Functional and Responsive Elastomers
Theme 1.6: Nanostructured Materials for Simultaneous
Control of Light and Sound
SRA 01 Researchers
Prof. Moungi G. Bawendi, Department
of Chemistry
Prof. Vladimir Bulovic, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Prof. Yoel Fink, Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Prof. Karen K. Gleason, Department
of Chemical Engineering
Prof. Paula T. Hammond, Department
of Chemical Engineering
Prof.
Klavs F. Jensen, Department
of Chemical Engineering
Prof. Steven G. Johnson, Department of Mathematics
Prof. Marc A. Kastner, Department
of Physics
Prof. Gareth H. McKinley, Department
of Mechanical Engineering
Prof. Keith A.
Nelson, Department of Chemistry
Prof. Daniel G. Nocera, Department of Chemistry
Prof. Gregory C. Rutledge, Department of Chemical Engineering
Prof.
Richard R. Schrock, Department of Chemistry
Prof.
Michael Strano, Department of Chemistral Engineering
Prof.
Edwin L. (Ned) Thomas, Department of Materials Science and Engineering
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