Date: December 13, 2022
Time: 12:00PM - 01:30PM
You must be registered to participate!Self-assembly is an important phenomenon for the formation of minerals in nature. It has become a popular method to synthesize advanced materials in both lab and industrial scales. Up until now, plentiful materials prepared via self-assembly have been applied in various fields such as energy, catalysis, biomedicine, and electronics. For instance, advanced superlattice materials have been prepared via the self-assembly of nanoparticles.
A tutorial was presented at a recent MRS Spring Meeting on probing self-assembly via advanced microscopic techniques. It was designed for both early career and experienced researchers to reinforce their knowledge on the development of a new generation of microscopic techniques for studying the self-assembly of molecular, clusters and nanoparticles.
This webinar overviews the tutorial and will present a synopsis by several of the tutorial instructors. The complete tutorial recording is available at: https://mrs.digitellinc.com/mrs/sessions/32801/view
Self-assembly is an important phenomenon for the formation of minerals in nature. It has become a popular method to synthesize advanced materials in both lab and industrial scales. Up until now, plentiful materials prepared via self-assembly have been applied in various fields such as energy, catalysis, biomedicine, and electronics. For instance, advanced superlattice materials have been prepared via the self-assembly of nanoparticles.
A tutorial was presented at a recent MRS Spring Meeting on probing self-assembly via advanced microscopic techniques. It was designed for both early career and experienced researchers to reinforce their knowledge on the development of a new generation of microscopic techniques for studying the self-assembly of molecular, clusters and nanoparticles.