Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Fall 2010 Meeting of the New England Section of APS

Volume 55, Number 13

Friday–Saturday, October 29–30, 2010; Providence, Rhode Island

Invited Speakers

Donovan, Don Thayer Academy	Session A1.00005 Engaging High School Students in Research Room: Barus and Holley 166
Doyle, Patrick Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Session A1.00002 DNA Dynamics in Nanoconfinement and Electric Fields Room: Barus and Holley 166
Halas, Naomi Rice University	Session F1.00002 Optically-directed Nanobiomedicine: merging nanotechnology with light for improved diagnostics and new therapeutics Room: Barus and Holley 166
Karnik, Rohit Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Session A1.00006 Analysis of Single Molecules and Particles by Active Control in Nanofluidic Devices Room: Barus and Holley 166
Nordlander, Peter Rice University	Session F1.00003 Plasmonic Nanostructures: Artificial Molecules Room: Barus and Holley 166
Pritchard, David Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Session F1.00001 What Are Students Learning, and From What Activity? Room: Barus and Holley 166
Reed, Mark Yale University	Session A1.00003 CMOS Nanowire Biosensor Systems Room: Barus and Holley 166

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Fall 2010 Meeting of the New England Section of APS

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