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Nano provides a multidisciplinary research solution that provides data related to nanotechnology in one place.
Nano provides precise search tools and advanced filter options including structure, size, property, and application to support efficient searching & discovery.
Data referring to similar nanomaterials or devices is curated by nanotechnology experts from multiple sources into clearly structured and comprehensive profiles. This high quality approach is part of the immense value-add Nano brings to the field.
| The Nano Advisory Board is a multidisciplinary team of professors, researchers and students who represent the diverse disciplines of nanotechnology research on behalf of academic, governmental and industrial organizations. Throughout the year, the board members work with Team Nano to test and assess the content and functionalities of Nano and provide recommendations for enhancement. | The recommendations of the Nano Advisory Board directly impact the overall direction of Nano to ensure it keeps pace with the rapidly growing field of nanotechnology, as well as to meet the changing demands of the scientific communities we serve. |
Associate Professor
Harvard Medical School / Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Dr. Farokhzad directs the Farokhzad Lab and the Center for Nanomedicine at BWH. His research is focused on the development of therapeutic nanoparticle technologies. Read More
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Associate Professor
Cornell University
Dr. Hinestroza directs the Textiles Nanotechnology Laboratory at the College of Human Ecology of Cornell University. His research is focused on understanding fundamental phenomena at the nanoscale that are of relevance to Fiber and Polymer Science. Read More
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Chief Technology Officer
Raymor industries and NanoIntegris
Under the leadership of Dr. Kroeger Raymor implemented a large scale nanotube production technology developed by Canadian research institutions. He developed the purification methods that led to electronic grade plasma nanotubes currently sold by NanoIntegris. Read More
Consultant
NanoCASE GmbH
Professor Krug is a toxicologist with specific focus on nanoparticle toxicology; He is collaborating with many national and European projects on the establishing of methods and research on biological effects of nanomaterials. Read More
Professor
Chinese Academy of Sciences / Institute of Chemistry
Professor Song is the director and researcher of the Key Laboratory of Green Printing of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He is also an adjunct professor of Beihang University and Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication. His research focuses on functional materials for information and telecommunication, photonic crystal preparation and application, printed electronics and green printing materials and technology.
Co-advisors:
Professor of Materials Chemistry
National Center for Nanoscience and Technology
Professor Tang is the director and researcher of the Nanomaterials Research Lab at National Center of Nanoscience and Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His research focuses on the application of functional nanomaterials in the fields of environment and energy.
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Professor
Center for Nanofibers and Nanotechnology, National University of Singapore
Professor Seeram Ramakrishna is the Director of the Center for Nanofibers and Nanotechnology at National University of Singapore. His research spans across the application of nanomaterials in the fields of healthcare, energy, water and environment. Read More
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Nanotechnology research and development has been rising on a sharp slope across virtually all scientific disciplines and industries. The result has been a rapidly growing body of information in disparate places that is not readily and efficiently accessible. Researchers need a multidisciplinary database that brings this vast body of data together in an organized and usable way in one place.
Working together with other scientists to develop a research solution that can meet this need, through Nano’s External Advisory Board, has made me confident that this is a product that could deliver huge value to the research community
Nano is an emerging and very powerful research tool. It allows researchers to obtain and compare the characteristics of the full spectrum of nanomaterials, as well as the composition and preparation methods for nano-enabled devices. It will provide nano-scientists with the clarity and deep understanding that the Mendeleev table once provided to chemists.
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Director Product Management, Nanoscience & Technology
Springer Nature Hong Kong
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Springer Nature Heidelberg
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Springer Nature Beijing
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Springer Nature New York
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Springer Nature Tokyo
