Newsletter NanoDay 2019 Annual Report
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Effect of Strontium and Calcium Concentration on Microstructure and in Vitro Degradation Rate

Poster by David Christianson, Hunter Henderson, Alex Heid, Michele V. Manuel, UF Materials Science & Engineering Department

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Fabrication of Large-Scale 50 nm Nanopore Arrays on Polytetrafluoethylene

Poster by Sarathy K. Gopalakrishnan, Matthias Trujillo, Kirk Ziegler, UF Materials Science & Engineering Department, Department of Chemical Engineering

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Development of a Passive Magnetic Field Sensor Utilizing Magnetoelectric Nanowires

Poster by Matthew J. Bauer, Xiao Wen, David P. Arnold, Jennifer S. Andrew, UF Materials Science & Engineering Department, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, MIST Center

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Design and Characterization of NiTiHfAl Precipitation Strengthened SMA

Poster by Flavia C. Gallo, Hunter B. Henderson, Nicholas Rudawski, Michael S. Kesler, Michele V. Manuel UF Materials Science & Engineering Department, Department of Chemical Engineering

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Interspecific Variation in the Bony Labyrinth (Inner Ear) of Anurans

Poster by Amber L. Singh, Lauren A. Gonzales, Daniel J. Paluh, David Blackburn UF Florida Museum of Natural History: Department of Herpeteology

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Atomic Layer Deposition of UltraThin Ferroelectric Materials

Poster by Glen Walters, Toshikazu Nishida, UF Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

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Localized Release of Corticosteroid from Macroporous Organosilicone Beads Scaffolds

Poster by Jiapu Liang, Kaiyuan Jiang, Cherie Stable, UF J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering

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The Fin Bulk Acoustic Resonators (FinBAR): Enabling Integrated Signal Processing for 5G

Poster by Sayur Ghatge, Roozbeh Tabrizian, UF Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

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Interaction of Cancer Cells with Microposts in a Microfluidic Device Immobilized with Aptamers

Poster by Kangfu Chen, Teodor Georgiev, Z. Hugh Fan, UF Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Department, J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering, Department of Chemistry

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CT scans of a pirañha, a Mexican beaded lizard, and an iodine-injected frog

New 3D Scanning Campaign

$2.5 million in National Science Foundation funding for "Open Exploration of Vertebrate Diversity in 3D."

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2D Materials Processing

MoS2 random micro flakes over a SiO2 substrate were mapped and then precisely patterned for transmission line measurements.

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Spiral Mirror Lens on Flat and Curved Surfaces

Spiral Mirror Lens on Flat and Curved Surfaces

A spiral designed lens was fabricated on both flat and curved surfaces.

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High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) device - layout (left), die in process (right)

AlGaN/GaN High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT)

The field of III-N semiconductors has gained a lot of attention for use in high speed and high power switching as well as solid-state sensors.

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Micro Molds for PDMS Stamps

Micro Molds for PDMS Stamps

A variety of molds for polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) casting were created in silicon (Si) wafers.

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Solid-State Sensors

Solid-State Sensors

Solid-state sensors are advancing rapidly and are being placed in a wide array of applications from mechanical movement (accelerometers), sounds (microphones), and bio detection (glucose, pathogen).

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Photo of a lizard, a CT-Scan image of lizard, a photo of a 3D printed lizard from CT-Scan

Nano-CT & 3D Printer

Specimens were scanned with a GE V|tome|xm 240 CT Scanner to obtain high resolution 3D images of the entire specimen.

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Computed Tomography at the University of Florida Posted on Tue, Apr 16, 2019 at 1:09 PM

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In the past four years, the University of Florida has gained national prominence in computed tomography, especially for biological research. In 2015, the Office of Research dedicated $800,000 toward the purchase of a microCT scanner that is now housed at the UF Nanoscale Research Facility. In 2018, the Office of the Provost dedicated funds to retain Dr. Edward Stanley at the Florida Museum of Natural History as an Associate Scientist. These investments in infrastructure and personnel have led to the recognition of UF as a leader in the field. Capitalizing on our leadership role, UF hosted the ToScA (Tomography for Scientific Advancement) international meeting March 6-8 � only the second time it has been held in North America. Read More >

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