Publicity

UIC today: Retrained generic antibodies can recognize SARS-CoV-2 (2021)

REUTERS: Researchers Identify Peptide Inhibitors of SARS-CoV-2 (2020)

UIC today: Computer simulations explore potential COVID-19 therapeutics (2020)

UIC Experts: Antiviral research (2020)

Atom-thin graphene water pipes (2019)

Designer nanoparticles destroy a broad array of viruses (2017)

New technique produces tunable, nanoporous materials (2017)

All That Glitters on the Nanoscale (2017)

Nanoshells: Potential catalysts and cradles of life (2016)

Weizmann Institute (2016)

C & EN (2016)

Advanced Photon Source (2016)

Argonne Today (2015)

University of Illinois at Chicago News Center (2014)

National Science Foundation (2014)

Facebook (2014)

National Nanotechnology Policy Center (2014)

Spektrum.de (2014)

Weizmann Institute of Science (2014)

Kurzweil – Accelerating Intelligence (2014)

Chemistry World (2014)

Phys.org (2014)

Nano Werk (2014)

Nanotechweb.org (2014)

Bio-Medicine (2014)

Science Daily (2014)

Physics News (2014)

Scientific Blogging (2014)

USA News (2014)

Phys.org (2014)

Jetnano (2014)

University of Illinois at Chicago News Center (2014)

USA News (2014)

Elsevier Materials Science News (2014)

University of Illinois at Chicago News Center (2014)

Science – Editors' Choice (2014)

Science Daily (2014)

Phys.org (2014)

NERSC (2014)

Supporting Student Research and Academic Rigor (2012)

ACS Nano (2012)

NERSC Annual Report (2010-11)

IEEE Spectrum (2011)

Drug Delivery (2011)

Goldwater Scholar works toward lifelong dream: medical research (2011)

Berkeley Lab Computing Sciences highlight (2010)

Educational Outreach (2010)

Nanostructures.pdf

Center for Nanoscale Materials (ANL) highlight (2010)

Nature, 2009: “Soggy origami”

UIC News, 2009: “Water Droplets Shape Graphene Nanostructures”

NSF News From the Field, 2009: “Water Droplets Shape Graphene Nanostructures”

Czech Radio 2010: “Uhlik nasel nove vyuziti diky kapkam vody”

Nature Nanotechnology, 2009: “Nanorods: Rolling on Water”

PhysOrg, 2009: “Light-Driven Nanorod Could Roll on Water”

Nature Nanotechnology, 2008: “Molecular motors: Tunnel drive”

physicsworld.com, 2008: “Tunneling electrons could drive nanomotors”

PRL, 2008: “PRL 50th Anniversary Timeline”

CBC News, July 16, 2007: “Molecular propeller could pump medicines”

Nature, July 12, 2007: “Wheels in motion”

Nature Nanotechnology, September, 2007: “Nanoscale propellers – Pump it up”

UIC News Release, July 16, 2007: “Nano Propellers Pump with Proper Chemistry”

Science, April 20, 2007: “Simply Hexagonal Stacks”

materials@nature.com Nanozone News, August 2, 2006: “Squeezing Out the Gas”

Just Water to Generate Electricity, January 2003

materials@nature, February 6, 2003

materials@nature, January 23, 2003

Material Update, January 2003

Ajay K. Sood’s references to electron drag by fluids:
Work on CNT liquid flow sensor; Gas flow voltage generation; Nanotechnology

UPI Science, April 2003: “Lasers May Power Nano-Motors”

Weizmann Interface, 2002: “Light Lends A Hand”

UPI, 2002: “Lasers power nanomotors: minature motors could power microscopic devices of science-fiction fantasies”

Photonics TechnologyWorld, March 2000: “Two Lasers Pump Atoms Through Nanotubes”

ChemWeb, 2000: “nano-TOY STORY”

Popular Mechanics, November 1999, Technology Watch: “From The Atom Up”

NewScientist, June 26, 1999: “Drawing a Fine Line”