USA - Washington State - Seattle - University of Washington - The Center for Nanotechnology -Theory of Nanoscale Material Systems

To offer a theory perspective in areas related to the structure, stability and functional characteristics of nanoscale materials and connection of this theory to physically based models and multiple scales (atomic, mesoscale, continuum). Primary emphasis will be on solid-state nanoscale materials such as quantum dots, self-assembled mono-layers, and thin films. The course will consist of lecture-type presentations on theoretical developments in the areas of synthesis, structure, and properties followed by guided hands-on investigation of specific application examples, culminating with an extensive individual project in one of the course topic areas

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