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Hosted and cosponsored by Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics October 31-November 4, 2011 The
IMI-SEE has organized several US-China workshops. The 3rd workshop
resulted in a series of potential US-China research projects, including two with Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics called: 1) “Synchrotron X-ray Interference Lithography based self-assembly template for environment and solar energy,” 2) “Catalytic
Nanoparticles for NOx Storage Reduction Process Participants” 3) “Radiation
Effects on Organic Nanostructures” Goal of this institute:
to foster these collaborative projects by organizing a series of
regional events that will include faculty, graduate, and undergraduate
students which will result in fully developed research projects and
additional exchanges. The plan:
The initial visit will be one week and will include a one and a half
day program where the US faculty and Chinese counterparts will present
talks on the specific research topic. The US students will have an
opportunity to attend classes at the university, visit the laboratories,
and take local tours of the area. The goal is to maximize interaction
between the US and Chinese scientists and to give our Chinese partners
some additional visibility. Expected outcomes: 1) A report on the visit written by the participating faculty and students that addresses both the scientific outcomes and cultural benefits, 2) the possibility of US faculty returning to China to teach short courses or seminars, 3) extended research visits by US graduate students to China, 4) a series of video seminars and short courses by US and Chinese faculty that will be made available to both sides and that will be archived for future viewing. Xingyu Gao, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics Yuying Huang, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics Renzhong Tai, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics Duan Weng, Tsinghua University R.P.H. Chang, Northwestern University Chinese Lecturers: Xingyu Gao, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics Yuying Huang, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics Renzhong Tai, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics Limin Wu, Fudan University Wu Yanqing, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics US Lecturers: John Cerne, SUNY Buffalo Siu-Wai Chan, Columbia University Lin X. Chen, Northwestern University and Argonne National Lab Daniel Ong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong John Rabolt, University of Delaware US Graduate Student Participants: Chase Ellis, SUNY Buffalo Silvia Lou, Northwestern University Apisak Meesrisom, Columbia University Charles Shaw, University of Delaware |
| Last Updated on Monday, November 21 2011 11:34 |