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NanoLunch
Nanoscience is a rapidly growing research area at UCF. To stimulate on-campus interaction between nanofaculy active in the various disciplines, a bi-weekly nanolunch has been set up. The lunches are meant for informal discussions of ongoing work, current calls for proposals, new literature, and any other research related topics. To be added to the NanoLunch mailing list, please send an email to kik
creol.ucf.edu.
Faculty regularly attending NanoLunch:
- Joe Cho - nanofabrication and BioMEMS (MMAE)
- Eloy Hernandez - nonlinear optical properties of nanostructured materials (Chemistry)
- Pieter Kik - near-field optics, nanophotonics, and plasmon optics (CREOL)
- Steve Kuebler - nanofabrication through chemical methods, nanophotonics (Chemistry)
- Beatriz Roldán Cuenya - experimental studies of catalysis on nanostructured surfaces (Physics)
- Winston Schoenfeld - self-assembled nanostructures and nanophotonic devices (CREOL)
- Andy Winningham - nanofabrication using biologically produced protein crystals (Physics)