Faculty & Research

Over 50 faculty members from nine science and engineering departments conduct research on everything from Antimicrobials to Zeolites. MassNanoTech organizes industry-relevant research in several Technical Research Groups, along with a number of other faculty research and education initiatives in nanotechnology.

Directory

Kathleen Arcaro :: Environmental Toxicology
Harry Bermudez :: Synthetic and Natural Biomimetic Materials, Self-Assembling Nanotechnology, and Gene Delivery
Surita R. Bhatia :: Complex Fluids, Polymeric Gels, and Nanostructured Biomaterials
Alejandro J. Briseno :: Semiconductor Electronic Materials and Photovoltaic Devices
Kenneth Carter :: Functional Polymeric Nanostructures
Alfred J. Crosby :: Surface and Interfacial Engineering for Nanoscale Design
Todd S. Emrick :: Functional Polymers, Nanoparticles, and Hybrid Materials
David M. Ford :: Soft Materials Engineering at the Nanoscale
Samuel P. Gido :: Polymer Morphology
Julie M. Goddard :: Antimicrobial Processing Surfaces and Polymer Surface Modification
Greg Grason :: Statistical Mechanics of Macromolecular Packing
Byung H. Kim :: Molding nano features
Thomas J. McCarthy :: Nanoscopic Polymer Objects and Non-Fouling Surfaces
C. Andras Moritz :: Nanoscale Architectures and Nanoelectronics
Sam Nugen :: Nanofabrication, Food Processing and Food and Water Pathogen Detection
Vincent M. Rotello :: Biological and Materials Applications of Nanoparticles
Jonathan Rothstein :: Dynamics Of Complex Fluids
Thomas P. Russell :: Polymers and Nanoscopic Structures
Maria M. Santore :: Dynamically Responsive Smart Materials, Biomimetic Interfaces
David P. Schmidt :: Sprays, Cavitation, and Other Multiphase Flows
Sankaran Thayumanavan :: Dendrimers and Polymers for Biological and Materials Nanotechnology
Mark Tuominen :: Advanced nanofabrication, nanoscale device physics
Richard Vachet :: Analytical Applications of Nanoparticles
James J. Watkins :: Templating and Deposition Techniques for Nanostructured Materials