Nano TV/Radio

Dr. Miriam Krause discusses ways that Sustainable Nano (sustainable-nano.com) can benefit and involve K-12 educators and students. Sustainable Nano is produced by the Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology, a multi-institute chemistry research center funded by the National Science Foundation. This webinar will include information on how the blog and podcast are produced and the types of educational resources provided so far.

Dr. Evangelyn (Vangie) Alocilja discusses saving lives, letting go of “fancy designs” to make technologies that work where they need to, and the importance of international collaborations.

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In this bonus episode of Stories from the NNI, Dr. John Rogers discusses replacing batteries with the energy harvested from the body, and working with a multidisciplinary group to determine how much power a beating heart produces. To see more Stories from the NNI, please visit nano.gov/podcast.

Abhishek Motayed, N5 Sensors, Inc.
From the NNI Nanosensor Manufacturing Workshop: Finding Better Paths to Products, June 13-14, 2017

Sameh Dardona, United Technologies Research Center
From the NNI Nanosensor Manufacturing Workshop: Finding Better Paths to Products, June 13-14, 2017

Susan Rose-Pehrsson, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
From the NNI Nanosensor Manufacturing Workshop: Finding Better Paths to Products, June 13-14, 2017

Michael Huff, MNX
From the NNI Nanosensor Manufacturing Workshop: Finding Better Paths to Products, June 13-14, 2017

Joseph Stetter, SPEC Sensors, Moderator
Mei He, Kansas State University
Ahmed Busnaina, Northeastern University
Abhishek Motayed, N5 Sensors, Inc.
Susan Rose-Pehrsson, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
Sameh Dardona, United Technologies Research Center
From the NNI Nanosensor Manufacturing Workshop: Finding Better Paths to Products, June 13-14, 2017

Ahmed Busnaina, Northeastern University
From the NNI Nanosensor Manufacturing Workshop: Finding Better Paths to Products, June 13-14, 2017