Seed Projects
Seed Project 1:
Room-Temperature Ferromagnetic Polymers with Nanoscale Phase Separation and Spin Transport in the Nanodomains
Jinsong Huang (Mechanical & Materials Engineering)
Seed Project 2:
Synthesis and Theoretical Study of Half-Metallic Highly-Textured Gadolinium Nitride Films
"Barry” Chin Li Cheung (Chemistry)
Seed Project 3:
Interface Engineered Multiferroics in Complex Oxide Heterostructures
Xia Hong (Physics & Astronomy)
New Seed Projects (starting May 2012)
Templated Assembly of Single Molecule Magnets in Metal Organic Frameworks
Jian Zhang (Chemistry)
Polarization Coupled Memristive Behavior in Oxide Heterostructures (SuperSeed)
A. Gruverman, A. Sokolov (Physics & Astronomy) and A. Sinitskii (Chemistry)
Previous Seed Projects:
Magnetic Field Sensing Beyond Heisenberg Limit with Magnetic Nanoparticles
Pavel Lougovski (Physics & Astronomy)
Electronic DNA Detection via Magnetic Particles Preconcentration
Rebecca Lai (Chemistry)
Magnetism of Ferromagnetic Nanospirals
Eva Franke-Schubert (Electrical Engineering)
Tunable Magnetic Tunnel Junction with Optical Output
Ravi Saraf (Chemical Engineering)
Optical Properties of Dilute Magnetic Wide-Band-Gap Semiconductor Multilayers and Nanostructures
Mathias Schubert (Electrical Engineering)
Large Area Ferromagnetic Nanostructures Fabricated with SNIL
Li Tan (Engineering Mechanics)
Magnetic Properties of Mixed-Metal Oxide Nanoparticles
Marjorie Langell (Chemistry)
Electronic Structure and Properties of Magnetic Clusters and Nanotubes
Xiao Cheng Zeng (Chemistry)
Nanocluster Ensembles: Preparation, Characterization and Fundamental Thermodynamic Properties
Jody Redepenning (Chemistry), Christian Binek (Physics), and Nathanael Fackler (Nebraska Wesleyan University)
Coarse Graining for Dynamic Multiscale Simulations in Magnetism
Renat Sabirianov (Physics, UNO)
Theoretical Studies of Magnetotransport at Finite Temperatures
Kirill Belashchenko (Physics)
Fabrication and Characterization of Carbon-Nanotube Spintronic Transistors
Yongfeng Lu (Electrical Engineering)
Magnetic Nanoparticles for Biomedical Applications
Diandra Leslie-Pelecky (Physics)
Bioselfassembly of Nanoscale Arrays
Brian Robertson (Mechanical Engineering) and Paul Blum (School of Biological Sciences)
Electron Transport in Polymer Magnets and Organic Semiconductors
Andrzej Rajca (Chemistry)
