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Seed Projects |
Seed Projects allow us an opportunity to respond rapidly to exciting new
developments, and also help stimulate projects that might evolve into
fully-fledged IRG programs in future proposals.
We are currently supporting 4 seed projects which are described below:
Dynamic Nuclear Polarization as a Unique Tool to Probe Materials
- Song-I Han (Chemistry & Biochemistry)
Biologically Inspired Low-Temperature Route to Improved Nitride-Based Electronic Materials
- Martin Sagermann (Chemistry & Biochemistry)
- Daniel Morse (Inst. for Collab. Biotechnologies; Molec. Bio.; BMSE)
Materials with Continuous Chemical and Mechanical Gradients
- Herb Waite (Molecular Biology, Chemistry,BMSE)
- Galen Stucky (Materials and Chemistry)
Engineering Gate Dielectric and Self-Assembly of Conjugated Polymer for Ambipolar Light Emitting Semiconducting Polymer Field Effect Transistors (FETs)
- Thuc-Quyen Nguyen (Chemistry & Biochemistry)
- Guillermo Bazan (Materials and Chemistry)
- Alan J. Hegger (Physics and Materials)
