News Articles

3/2/2009	President's Report (Spring'09)	Restructuring and Reaching Out	By Gregory J. Exarhos, AVS 2009 President
2/4/2009	AVS-56 Call For Abstracts		http://www2.avs.org/symposium
1/26/2009	Scitopia.org Adds Alerting to its Suite of Features
12/29/2008	President's Report (Winter'08)	Winter Reflections of the AVS President	By John N. Russell, Jr., 2008 AVS President
12/9/2008	AVS and AIP Sponsor Congressional Science Fellow
12/1/2008	AVS Members’ Forum: Bringing the Experience to You		By: Luke Hinkle
10/29/2008	AVS Announces Its Major Award Winners of 2008
9/9/2008	President's Report (Fall'08)		By John N. Russell, Jr., 2008 AVS President
7/29/2008	Theodore Madey, Ph.D., AVS Past-President Passes		Courtesy of Frederick News Post
7/6/2008	AVS-55th International Symposium's Registration and Housing are now Open!
6/13/2008	SCITOPIA.ORG
6/2/2008	President's Report		By John N. Russell, Jr., 2008 AVS President
5/16/2008	IBM Research Unveils Breakthrough In Solar Farm Technology		Courtesy of IBM
3/16/2008	Presidents Report		By John Russell, Jr., AVS 2008 President
2/25/2008	AVS-55 Call For Papers: LAST DAY TO SUBMIT ABSTRACTS
2/11/2008	New Polymer Could Improve Semiconductor Manufacturing, Packaging		Courtesy of Newswise & Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
1/24/2008	Researchers Develop Darkest Manmade Material		Courtesy of Newswise & Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
12/13/2007	Nanoscale Details of Photolithography Process Revealed		Courtesy of Newswise & National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
11/19/2007	President's Report		By Neal D. Shinn, AVS 2007 President
10/23/2007	Read AIP Journal Articles by New Chemistry Nobel Laureate
10/10/2007	Researchers Shed Light on Light-emitting Nanodevice		Courtesy of Newswise
8/31/2007	President's Report		By Neal D. Shinn, AVS 2007 President
8/15/2007	Side-to-side Shaking of Nanoresonators Throws Off Impurities		Courtesy of Newswise & Cornell University
8/6/2007	Imaging large arrays of supported lipid bilayers with a macroscope		Edward T. Castellana and Paul S. Cremer/Courtesy AVS Biointerphases Journal
7/27/2007	New Technique May Speed Development of Molecular Electronics		Courtesy of Newswise
7/2/2007	Nanoparticles Unlock the Future of Superalloy Metals		Courtesy of Sandia National Labs
6/5/2007	AVS Historical Interviews
5/21/2007	Inexpensive “Nanoglue” Can Bond Nearly Anything Together		Courtesy of Newswise & Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
5/11/2007	AVS-54 Call For Papers: Last Day to Submit an Abstract
3/1/2007	AVS-54 Call For Papers		http://www2.avs.org/call
1/29/2007	Researchers Develop Next Generation of Screening Devices		Courtesy of Newswise & Sandia National Laboratories
1/22/2007	Benjamin Franklin and Future Science		Presentations in Adobe PDF format from a special history session
1/2/2007	Nanomaterials Vulnerable to Dispersal in Natural Environment		Courtesy of Newswise & Georgia Institute of Technology
12/22/2006	President's Report		By Christie R.K. Marrian, 2006 AVS President
12/19/2006	Former AVS President Named AIP Chief Executive Officer		Courtesy AIP Press Release
12/11/2006	AVS 53 Takes San Francisco by Storm		Terry Michalske - AVS53 Program Chair
10/16/2006	Mimicking Nature Creates Self-Cleaning Coatings		Courtesy of Newswise & Georgia Tech Research News
10/2/2006	President's Report		Christie Marrian, 2006 AVS President
9/13/2006	Study Reveals Nanoscale Properties of Explosives		Courtesy of Newswise & Georgia Tech Research News
7/31/2006	Not Just for Eatin': Blue Crab Nano-Sensor Detects Dangers		Courtesy of University of Maryland
7/17/2006	Sharply Tuned Nanostrings Work at Room Temperature		Courtesy of Cornell University/Bill Steele
7/5/2006	Controlling the Vortex: a Novel Way to Create Switches		Courtesy of Newswise
5/19/2006	A Cool Way to Strip Hydrogen		Courtesy of National Science Foundation
5/16/2006	New & Exciting for AVS-53
5/16/2006	Courses By Request
4/25/2006	AVS Launches Biointerphases		A New Open-Access Journal in Biomaterials
3/28/2006	Magnetic Nanoparticles Facilitate Chemical Separations		Courtesy of Newswise & Georgia Tech Research News
2/28/2006	President's Report		Christie Marrian, 2006 AVS President
1/17/2006	Sandia researchers to model nano-size battery to be implanted in eye to power artificial retina		Courtesy of Sandia National Labs
1/1/2006	Thin Film Lithium Technology May Power Christmas of the Future		Courtesy of Newswise
12/14/2005	President's Report (Winter'05)		By Dave Aspnes, 2005 AVS President
12/14/2005	POST YOUR JOBS ON THE AVS JOB SITE
11/9/2005	Precision micromachining yields life-size, precise, artificial cochlea		Courtesy of National Science Foundation
10/4/2005	Sandia MicroChemLab Technologies soon to be checking for Toxins in the Nation’s Water Supplies		Courtesy of Sandia National Labs
9/7/2005	New Mechanism Governing Nanoparticle Growth Found		Courtesy of Newswise
8/19/2005	'Smart' Bio-nanotubes		Courtesy University of California, Santa Barbara
6/13/2005	President's Report		By Dave Aspnes, 2005 AVS President
5/31/2005	New opportunities from old chemistry in surface science, say Purdue chemists		Courtesy of Purdue News Service
5/31/2005	Solid-State Lighting Sources Getting More Energy Efficient and Smart		Courtesy of RPI News & Information Center
5/16/2005	Long-life Battery	New devices may provide power for decades	Courtesy of National Science Foundation
5/9/2005	Spintronics -- Breakthroughs for Next Generation Electronics		Courtesy of Newswise
5/3/2005	Switching to Chemistry		Courtesy of Weizmann Institute of Science
4/20/2005	Micro Devices to Monitor Tire Pressure in Cars		Courtesy of ASME
4/14/2005	Timing nature's fastest optical shutter		Courtesy of Vanderbilt University
4/12/2005	Breakthrough Technology Accelerates Solid-State Lighting		Courtesy of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
4/5/2005	Organic Semiconductors Bring Foldable Computer Screens Closer		Courtesy of Newswise
3/27/2005	Scientists sniffing bird breath to help protect migration routes		Courtesy of Brigham Young University News
3/21/2005	Novel "Canary on a Chip" Sensor Measures Tiny Changes in Cell Volume; Provides Assay Results in Minutes		Courtesy of University at Buffalo
2/22/2005	Engineers Develop Inexpensive Biowarfare Sensing Elements		Courtesy of Newswise
2/14/2005	“BUMPY” GLASS COULD LEAD TO SELF-CLEANING WINDOWS, SLICK MICROMACHINES		Courtesy of Ohio State Research News
2/7/2005	DNA molecules used to assemble nanoparticles		Courtesy of the University of Michigan News Service
1/31/2005	65th annual Physical Electronics Conference (PEC) - Call For Papers
1/6/2005	Gecko Feet Hold the Key to Self-Cleaning Adhesives		Courtesy of Newswise
1/3/2005	Nanotubes Form Along Atomic Steps		Courtesy of Newswise
12/23/2004	Selective coatings create biological sensors from carbon nanotubes		Courtesy University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
12/10/2004	Improved Molecular Switch Could Serve as Sensor, Medical Tool		Courtesy John Hopkins University
12/10/2004	Purdue researchers align nanotubes to improve artificial joints		Courtesy Purdue University
12/3/2004	100 Years of Electronics Made Possible by Vacuum Tube		As appears and courtesy of voanews.com
11/10/2004	Mass of Single Cell Detected with Nano Oscillator		Courtesy of Newswise
10/13/2004	Precision Placement of Atoms May Help in Building Nanoscale Devices		Article by Laura Ost
9/15/2004	Physicists Create Artificial Molecule On A Chip		Courtesy Yale University Press Release
9/7/2004	NC State Engineers Patent Breakthrough Processes for Creating Self-Assembled 3-D Nanostructures		Courtesy of North Carolina State University
8/17/2004	NASA Infrared Camera Helps Surgeons Map Brain Tumors		Courtesy of NASA, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
8/3/2004	Wireless nanocrystals efficiently radiate visible light	Marriage of quantum well, quantum dots could produce white light	Courtesy of Sandia National Labs Media
4/5/2004	AVS Launches its New Website		Paula Grunthaner (Web Committee Chair) and Yvonne Towse, Della Miller, and Keith Mitchell (AVS National Office)