We are an established, well diverse research program centered around molecular self organization. The research spans accross various fields notably single wall nanotubes, CdSe and Si semiconductor nanoparticles, metalorganic chelates, and DNA assembly of collodial microspheres.

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Our Group in the News

Prof. Diane Burgess, our collaborator in the Implantable Biosensors project has been named Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor

Sang Yong Ju's paper to Science Journal got accepted Brightly Fluorescent Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes via an Oxygen Excluding Surfactant Organization

-News Feature: Advance, Chemists Annouce Nanotech Breakthrough

-News Feature: Advance/ Hartford Courant, Dedication of the IMS Nanobionics Fabrication Facility (Clean Room)

-Radio interview, The Corner

-Podcast- Prof. Papadim weighs in, "The Impact of Carbon Nanotubes in Nanotechnology?