1. Simulations inspire teaching and learning

   The Nano Biophotonics Summer School (NBSS) at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign last year incorporated nanoHUB.org resources and inspired both students and instructors. Simulations used …

   http://nanohub.org/newsletter/articles/simulationsinspire

2. Undergraduate students develop research tools and learn more than programming

   Thousands of researchers have run simulations on nanoHUB.org with tools developed by undergraduate students through Purdue University’s summer research programs. Since 2003, over 120 …

   http://nanohub.org/newsletter/articles/undergraduatestudents

3. Doctoral fellowships in Nanomedicine and Pharmaceutical Innovation

   10 Doctorate fellowships will be offered in 2012 by the EMJD NanoFar consortium “European Doctorate in Nanomedicine and Pharmaceutical Innovation”. NanoFar is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate …

   http://nanohub.org/news/nanofar2012

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1. May 21 2012

   Illinois 2012 Biophotonics Summer School (biomolecular sensing, nanoprobes, nanoscopy, nanoplasmonics, and more...)

   10 days: 4 hours of lectures per day, 4 hours of laboratory and computing per day TOPICS: Principles of Biophotonics, Technology and methods of investigation, Current research (e.g. biomolecular …

   http://nanohub.org/events/details/332

2. Mar 29 2012

   Richard Stallman - The Free Software Movement and the GNU/Linux Operating System

   Richard Stallman will give a talk titled "The Free Software Movement and the GNU/Linus Operating System" in ME 1130 from 4.30-6pm on Thursday, March 29th, 2012, followed by time for questions and …

   http://nanohub.org/events/details/333

3. Feb 06 2012

   NCN@Purdue Student Professional Development Seminar - Scientific Presentations that Impress, Dr. Krishna Madhavan

   The purpose of this talk is to demonstrate to students the art and science of making presentations that allow them to tell a story about their work. Many times as students prepare for their job …

   http://nanohub.org/events/details/334

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1. How do I invite people without a nanoHub login?

   You can enter emails in the "Meeting attendees" field along with nanoHub logins separated by commas. For eg: nanohublogin1, nanohublogin2, guestemail1@example.com, guestemail2@example.com (Reserving …

   http://nanohub.org/kb/44

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1. Organic-Inorganic Hybrids for Energy & Environmental Applications

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   07 Feb 2012 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Emmanuel P. Giannelis

   In recent years, "storm clouds" have been forming at the interface of energy resources, environment, and climate change that demand concerted action by scientists, engineers, and policy makers. In …

   http://nanohub.org/resources/12973

2. Quantum Tic-Tac-Toe

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   07 Feb 2012 | Online Presentations

   Ross Hoehn gives a brief introduction to the basic concepts used in the quantum information field. He conveys linear superpositions and entanglements through penguin coordinates and marital disputes …

   http://nanohub.org/resources/13056

3. MOS-C VFB Calculation: Comparison of Theoretical and Simulation Values (Instructor Copy)

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   05 Feb 2012 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Stella Quinones

   The flatband voltage is calulated based on device physics theory and is compared to the value determined from the simulation of a MOS-Capacitor using the MOSCap simulation tool on the nanoHUB.org …

   http://nanohub.org/resources/13057

4. MOS-C VFB Calculation: Comparison of Theoretical and Simulation Values

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   The flatband voltage is calulated based on device physics theory and is compared to the value determined from the simulation of a MOS-Capacitor using the MOSCap simulation tool on the nanoHUB.org …

   http://nanohub.org/resources/13059

5. QIQC Quantum Computing Workshop

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   03 Feb 2012 | Workshops | Contributor(s): Sabre Kais

   The National Science Foundation's Quantum Information for Quantum Chemistry Center (NSF's QIQC) presents several talks organized by Bill Bayley, QIQC Outreach Coordinator, with the goal of conveying …

   http://nanohub.org/resources/13013

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1. Wishlist Focus Areas

   Task List: (note: previous Wiki text can be found in the Archive. This list is the simplified results of the discussion related to priorities and task assignments) Big Items 1. Supriyo …

   http://nanohub.org/groups/wishlist2010/wiki/MainPage

2. Fin Temperature CDF Tool

   Calculation of Fin Temperature for Adiabatic Tip and Infinite Fins The following CDF tool calculates the normalized fin temperature (θ(x) / θbase for two cases: Case 1: Adiabatic fin …

   http://nanohub.org/topics/FinTemperatureCDFTool

3. 1D Transient Heat Conduction CDF Tool

   Analytic Solution for 1D Transient Heat Conduction The problem geometry and boundary conditions are shown below. An initially isothermal (Tinitial) semi-infinite medium is suddenly subject to a …

   http://nanohub.org/topics/1DTransientHeatConductionCDFTool

4. CDF Tools for Heat Transfer

   This page contains a directory of sub-pages that use Mathematica-based embedded CDF tools for solving analytical problems in heat transfer. To download the required, free CDF player here, …

   http://nanohub.org/topics/CDFToolsforHeatTransfer

5. Thermal Branch Publications

   This page is for maintaining a list of Branch Publications *note: in the future, can upload each paper as a ‘resource’ and list it here

   http://nanohub.org/groups/afrlthermalhub/wiki/ThermalBranchPublications

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