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NEWS & PERSPECTIVES
\n<\/b><\/i>\u201cFinding the Fingerprint of a Disease<\/a>,\u201d by Leslie Miller. CMNS News, November 30, <\/em>2023<\/strong>.
\nInventions of the Year<\/a>, Maryland Today<\/a><\/em>, May 03, 2023
\n<\/strong>Psychology Today, <\/em>May 2022<\/strong>. <\/em>\u201c<\/em>AI Nanotech Sensor Detects Cancer Signals in Blood<\/a>\u201d
\nPhys.Org, November 2, <\/em>2022<\/strong>. \u201c<\/em>A cleaner, better way to produce single-photon emitters<\/a>\u201d
\nSlashGear, AUG. 5, <\/em>2022<\/strong>. NOR’ADILA HEPBURN \u201cSmart Clothing Could Be Surprisingly High Tech<\/a>\u201d<\/em>
\nNIST Blog, Ming Zheng, \u201cTo See Life in a Drop of Blood<\/a>\u201d July 13, 2022<\/strong>.
\nA sensor sniffs for cancer, using artificial intelligence<\/a>, MSKCC<\/em>, May 2022
\n<\/strong>Specialty Fabrics Review<\/a><\/em> (Feature Article), December 1, 2021<\/strong>. Debra Cobb, \u201cNew textile solutions for thermal management: Keeping the hot side hot and the cool side cool.\u201d
\nTechnology Review (German Issue<\/a>)<\/i> September 2020<\/strong>. <\/i>\u201cFrank Grotelueschen, \u201c
\n<\/b>C&EN<\/a><\/i>, October 31, 2019<\/strong>. Neil Savage, \u201cChemically tweaked nanotubes trap trions<\/a>.\u201d
\nUniversity of Maryland News, October 16, 2019<\/strong>. Kimbra Cutlip, \u201cScientists Discover Method to Create and Trap Trions at Room Temperature<\/a>.\u201d Also chosen as a University Research News headline on DOE\u2019s Office of Science website
\n<\/a>University of Maryland news, September 17, 2019<\/b>. Kimbra Cutlip, \u201cUMD Chemistry and Biochemistry\u2019s YuHuang Wang Receives Kirwan Faculty Research and Scholarship Prize<\/a>.\u201d
\nUMD Today, September 18, 2019<\/strong>. Liam Farrel, \u201cWords of Honor<\/a>.\u201d
\nThe National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) Supplement to the President\u2019s 2020 Budget<\/a> (which also serves as the annual report to Congress for the NNI) chose our work and Kimbra Cutlip\u2019s press release as an example to highlight the vast potentials of nanoscience and nanotechnology, August 30,\u00a02019<\/b>.
\nWareable<\/a><\/i>, May 28, 2019<\/b>. Muchaneta Kapfunde, \u201c5 innovations that could help smart clothing go mainstream<\/a>.\u201d
\nNBC 4 \u2013 interview<\/a> June 2019<\/strong>
\nThe Washington Post<\/a><\/i>, February 13, 2019. <\/b>Peter Holley, \u201cU-Md. researchers develop smart fabric that automatically warms or cools you off.\u201d
\nla Repubblica<\/a><\/i>, February 11, 2019<\/strong>. \u201cLa prima stoffa che si adatta alla pelle: rinfresca quando fa caldo.\u201d
\n<\/span>The Times of India<\/a><\/i>, February 10, 2019<\/strong>. \u201cNovel fabric adapts to keeps you comfortable in all weathers.\u201d
\n<\/span>Xinhua Net<\/a><\/i>, February 8, 2019<\/strong>. \u201cScientists develop air-conditioning clothes that regulate heat.\u201d
\n<\/span>Wissenschaft aktuell<\/a><\/i>, February 8, 2019<\/strong>. Jan Oliver L\u00f6fken, \u201cCooler Stoff.\u201d
\n<\/span>The Times<\/a><\/i>, February 8, 2019<\/strong>. Rhys Blakely, \u201cResponsive fabric for the perfect all-weather wardrobe.\u201d
\n<\/span>Daily Mail<\/a><\/i>, February 7, 2019<\/strong>. Victoria, Allen, \u201cThe jumper that won\u2019t make you too hot or cold: Scientists develop fabric that automatically cools or insulates depending on your body heat.\u201d
\n<\/span>Optics & Photonics News<\/a><\/i>, 13 Feb 2019. <\/b>Sarah Michaud, \u201cFabric Heats and Cools\u2014on Environment\u2019s Cue.\u201d
\nScientific American<\/a><\/i>, 09 Feb 2019. <\/b>Lou Dzierzak, \u201cNew Adaptive Fabric Cools Down as You Heat Up.\u201d
\nPhysics World<\/a><\/i>, 08 Feb 2019. <\/b>Belle Dum\u00e9, \u201cTextile gates infrared radiation to keep cool.\u201d
\nChemistry World<\/a><\/i>, February 8, 2019<\/b>. James Urquhart, \u201cSmart textile uses sweat as switch to keep wearer cool or warm.\u201d
\nChemical & Engineering News<\/a><\/i>, 2019<\/b>, 96(6): 07 Feb 2019<\/b>. Bethany Halford, \u201cSmart fabric regulates body heat.\u201d
\nMIT Technology Review<\/a><\/i>, 07 Feb 2019. <\/b>Charlotte Jee, \u201cThis new fabric will automatically cool you down when you get hot and sweaty.\u201d
\n<\/a>Welt der Physik<\/a><\/i>, February 7, 2019. Jan Oliver L\u00f6fken, \u201cKleidung als Klimaanlage.\u201d
\nNew Scientist<\/a><\/i>, February 7, 2019.<\/b> Donna Lu, \u201cHeat-sensitive fabric cools you on hot days and warms you in the cold.\u201d
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\n59) Matthew Wright, University of Maryland. September 25, 2018<\/strong>. “UMD Researchers Awarded $1 Million Grant from NSF to Develop New Methods to Generate Single Photons for Quantum Research<\/a>.” Also see:\u00a0Sarah Bates, National Science Foundation, September 24, 2018<\/strong>. “NSF announces new awards for quantum research, technologies<\/a>”
\n58) Department of Energy, June 29, 2018<\/strong>. “DOE Awards $100 Million for Energy Frontier Research Centers<\/a>.”<\/span>
\n 57)\u00a0Scientia<\/i> 2018<\/strong>. \u201cA Bright Family of Quantum Defects<\/a>.\u201d Featuring the Wang group research on fluorescent quantum defects. Also listen to the story on Scipod<\/a>.<\/span>
\n56) T\u2019Jae Ellis. \u201cArmy engineers develop technique to make adaptive materials<\/a>.\u201d EurekAlert! AAAS<\/i>. April 17, 2018<\/strong>. Featuring<\/span> our collaborative work with ARL, published in \u201cLight\u2010Responsive Chemistry to Enable Tunable Interface\u2010Dependent Mechanical Properties in Composites.\u201d Frank Gardea*<\/sup>, Zhongjie Huang, Bryan Glaz, Shashi Karna, Xiyuan Cheng, Zhiwei Peng, YuHuang Wang. Advanced Materials Interfaces<\/a><\/i> 2018. in press.
\n55) Noriaki Horiuchi. \u201cPhotoactuated printing<\/a>.\u201d Nature Photonics<\/i> 2018<\/strong>, 13<\/i>, 123. Featuring \u201cPhoto-actuated Pens for Molecular Printing.\u201d Huang, Z.J.; Li, L.; Zhang, X.A.; Alsharif, N.; Wu, X.J.; Peng, Z.W.; Cheng, X.Y.; Wang, P.; Brown, K.A.;* Wang, Y.H.* Advanced Materials<\/a> <\/i>2018, in press.
\n54) Michael Berger. \u201cMolecular printing with light-actuated pens<\/a>.\u201d Nanowerk Spotlight<\/i>, February 27, 2018<\/strong>. Featuring \u201cPhoto-actuated Pens for Molecular Printing.\u201d Huang, Z.J.; Li, L.; Zhang, X.A.; Alsharif, N.; Wu, X.J.; Peng, Z.W.; Cheng, X.Y.; Wang, P.; Brown, K.A.;* Wang, Y.H.* Advanced Materials<\/a> <\/i>2018, in press.
\n53)\u00a0Jodie Haigh. \u201cLight-Responsive Pens: Actuated Soft Materials for Nanolithography<\/a>.\u201d Advanced Science News<\/i>, January 31, 2018<\/strong>. Featuring \u201cPhoto-actuated Pens for Molecular Printing.\u201d Huang, Z.J.; Li, L.; Zhang, X.A.; Alsharif, N.; Wu, X.J.; Peng, Z.W.; Cheng, X.Y.; Wang, P.; Brown, K.A.;* Wang, Y.H.* Advanced Materials<\/a> <\/i>2018, in press.
\n52)\u00a0Melissae Fellet. \u201cReaction Selectively Functionalizes Less Reactive Chiral Nanotube.\u201d JACS<\/a><\/i>\u00a0Spotlights, 2017<\/strong>, 139<\/i>, 13587. Featuring \u201cChirality-Selective Functionalization of Semiconducting Carbon Nanotubes with a Reactivity-Switchable Molecule.\u201d Powell, L. R.; Kim, M.; Wang, Y. H.* J. Am. Chem. Soc.<\/a><\/i> 2017, 139 <\/i>(36), pp 12533\u201312540 (Journal Cover).
\n51)\u00a0Advances in Engineering highlights our work on defect protection. Read the\u00a0feature article<\/a>. \u00a0Advances in Engineering<\/i>, January 10,\u00a02017<\/b>.
\n50)\u00a0Advanced Materials highlights our work on defect protection in the first Video Abstract published by the Journal. Watch the video on\u00a0YouTube<\/a>\u00a0and also on the\u00a0Advanced Materials homepage<\/a>. \u00a0Advanced Materials<\/i>, November 10,\u00a02016<\/b>.
\n49)\u00a0McNally, D. \u201cVisiting professor talks materials nanotechnology<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0ARL News<\/i>, August 2,\u00a02016<\/b>.
\n<\/b>48)\u00a0Fellet, M. \u201cNew fluorescent nanostructures through surface modification.\u201d\u00a0JACS<\/a><\/i>\u00a0(Spotlights)\u00a02016<\/b>,\u00a0138<\/i>, 6689.
\n47)\u00a0\u201cUMD has Largest University Showing at 2016 ARPA-E Summit<\/a>.\u201d UMD Research Roundup, March 4,\u00a02016<\/b>.
\n46)\u00a0<\/b>John, J. St. \u201cThe New Frontier in Energy Efficiency on Display at ARPA-E: Personal Heating and Cooling<\/a>.\u201d Greentech Media, March 3,\u00a02016.
\n<\/b>45)\u00a0\u201cU Maryland team devises new method to stabilize high-capacity Si anodes for Li-ion batteries: Interfacial oxygen<\/a>.\u201d Green Car Congress, December 20,\u00a02014<\/b>.
\n44)\u00a0Tune, L. \u201cSaving Energy with \u2018Personal HVAC Systems\u2019<\/a>.\u201d University of Maryland, December 23, 2014<\/b>.
\n43)\u00a0News & Views on our recent work on nanotube photoluminescence brightening by Wang, Q.-H.; Strano, M. S. “Carbon nanotubes: A bright future for defects<\/a>.” Nature Chemistry<\/em> 2013<\/strong>, 5, 812-813.
\n42) Martha J. Heil,\u00a0\u201cNano ‘Beads on a String’ Could Advance Battery Technology<\/a>.\u201d University of Maryland, February,\u00a02013<\/b>.
\n41) \u00a0Johnson, D.\u00a0<\/b>\u201cNano Beads of Silicon Could String Together Li-ion Batteries of the Future<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0<\/b>IEEE Spectrum<\/i><\/b>, February 27,\u00a02013.
\n<\/b>40) \u201cNanotechnology Today – Fuel Cells,\u00a0Buckyballs\u00a0and Carbon Nanotubes<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0Bytesize\u00a0Science<\/a>\u00a0(The American Chemical Society’s YouTube channel) featured 5th<\/sup>\u00a0year graduate student Alex\u00a0Brozena\u00a0and Wang group research in a video to celebrate the 25th anniversary of National Chemistry Week.
\n39)\u00a0Rockwell, M. \u201cUniversity research could lead to better biosensors.\u201d Government Security News, July 26, 2011<\/b>.
\n38) Johnson, D. \u201cCarbon Nanotubes Get Functionalized Without Losing Key Characteristics<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0IEEE Spectrum, July 18,\u00a02011<\/strong>.
\n37) Palucka, T. \u201cMaterials in Focus: Researchers control chemical functionalization along carbon nanotubes<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0Materials360: the Newsletter of the Materials Research Society\u00a0, vol. 11 Issue 13. July\u00a02011<\/strong>.
\n36) Copeland, R. E. \u201cControlling chemistry improves potential of carbon nanotubes<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0University<\/i>\u00a0of\u00a0Maryland<\/i>\u00a0Newsdesk<\/i>, July 12, 2011<\/strong>.
\n35) Blake, K. \u201cBig challenges,\u00a0nanoscale\u00a0solutions<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0The Scope 2010<\/strong>, spring issue, 17-19.
\n<\/em>34) Weiss, P. S.; Lewis, P. A. \u201cDifferent and more powerful, not just smaller, faster and cheaper<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0ACS Nano\u00a02009<\/strong>,\u00a03, 1039-1040<\/em><\/p>\n

From the past:
\n33)\u00a0\u00a0BusinessWeek<\/i>,\u00a0May 26,\u00a02007\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cFighting Fakes: Foiling counterfeit products<\/a>\u201d
\n32)\u00a0SmallTimes<\/a><\/i><\/b>, January\u00a02007\u00a0\u2013 \u201cMirkin<\/a>
\n\u00a0group unveils 55k-pen DPN array\u201d<\/a>
\n\u00a031<\/i><\/b>) Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.\u00a02007,\u00a046, 2754-2757 \u2013 <\/i>\u201cSelf-assembly meets nanofabrication: recent developments in microcontact printing and dip-pen nanolithography<\/span>\u201d by Wilhelm T. S. Huck<\/a><\/i>
\n30) \u00a0Nature Nanotechnology\u00a02007,\u00a02, 17-18\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cNanotube synthesis: Cloning carbon\u201d by Zhifeng Ren<\/a><\/i>
\n29) Nature Nanotechnology\u00a02007,\u00a02, 80 \u2013 \u201cNanolithography: Going round in circles<\/span>\u201d by associate editor Stuart Cantrill<\/a><\/i>
\n28) \u00a0Nature Nanotechnology\u00a02006,\u00a01, 94-96\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cTowering forests of nanotube trees<\/span>\u201d by Ray H.\u00a0Baughman<\/a>
\n27) Materials Today\u00a02006, 9(4), 13\u00a0\u2013 \u201cNew technique shows affinity for controlling nanotubes<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n26) Nature\u00a0(Material Update), Feb. 16,\u00a02006\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cClose To the Edge<\/span>\u201d\u00a0by consultant editor Philip Ball<\/a>
\n25) Nature\u00a0(Nanozone), Oct. 5,\u00a02006\u00a0\u2013 \u201cMany arms make quick work<\/span>\u201d by\u00a0consultant editor\u00a0Philip Ball<\/a>
\n24) Chemical & Engineering News,\u00a02006,\u00a084 (40), 13 \u2013 \u201cNanoscale Copies<\/span>,\u201d reported by Mitch Jacoby<\/a>
\n23) Nature\u00a0(Research Highlight)\u00a02006,\u00a0443, 484 (read the story<\/span>)<\/a>
\n22) Science\u00a0(News Focus),\u00a02006,\u00a0314, 47\u00a0(read the story<\/span>)<\/a>
\n21) Technology Review, Sept. 29,\u00a02006\u00a0\u2013 \u201c<\/a>How To Pin Down 55,000 Virus Particles: Nanotechnology gets a speed boost with a new tool made of<\/a>\u00a0<\/span>thousands of pens<\/span><\/a>\u201d<\/a><\/i><\/b>
\n20) Chemistry World, Sept. 27,\u00a02006\u00a0\u2013 \u201cPrinting nano portraits<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n19) \u00a0Chicago Tribune, Sept. 26,\u00a02006\u00a0\u2013 \u201cNorthwestern builds on nanotech skills<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n18) Northwestern News, Sept 26,\u00a02006\u00a0\u2013 \u201c55,000 Tiny Thomas Jeffersons Shows power of new method<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n17) Nature Nanotechnology,\u00a0July 14, 2006 \u2013 \u201cNanostructures: A golden opportunity<\/span>\u201d by Stuart Cantrill<\/a>
\n16) \u00a0Rice News,\u00a0April 28,\u00a02005\u00a0\u2013 \u201cNASA awards Rice $11M for nanotube research<\/span>\u201d\u00a0by Jade Boyd<\/a>
\n15) Nature\u00a0(Material Update), March 3,\u00a02005\u00a0\u2013\u201cNew Life for Nanotubes<\/span>\u201d\u00a0by\u00a0Philip Ball<\/a>
\n14)\u00a0Technology Review, Issue of May\u00a02005\u00a0\u2013 \u201c10 Emerging Technologies<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n13) Medical Device & Diagnostic Industry, Issue of November 2004\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cNanotube Fibers Emerge from a Tangled Skein<\/span>\u201d<\/i>
\n\u00a012)\u00a0Rice News, September 9, 2004. &\u00a0September 2, 2004 \u2013 \u201cRice refining production of pure nanotube fibers: Pioneering fiber production methods similar to those of Kevlar\u00ae, Zylon\u00ae<\/span>,\u201d reported by Jade Boyd<\/a><\/i>
\n11) Materials Today, Issue of December 2004, P12\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cNew spin on carbon nanotube fibers<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n10) Materials Today, Issue of February 2004, P9\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cProducing nanotubes on the macroscale<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n9) Rice News, August 26, 2004\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cRice research takes center stage at Nano Summit 2004<\/span>\u201d \u2013 Jade Boyd\u00a0reports on the invited talks given by me and three Rice professors.<\/a>
\n8) Science News, vol. 165, p363-365 (June 5,\u00a02004)\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cNice threads: the golden secret behind spinning carbon-nanotube fibers\u201d<\/a>
\n7) Rice News, Jan 22, 2004\u00a0\u2013 \u201cGraduate student receives award for excellence in nano research<\/span>,\u201d reported by Jade Boyd. Also in\u00a0Rice\u00a0Sallyport: The Magazine of Rice University, Vol. 60, No. 3 Spring 2004<\/a>
\n6) Small Times, Issue of Jan 9, 2004\u00a0\u2013 \u201cNano foundation awards Texas students<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n5) TMCnet, Jan 7, 2004\u00a0\u2013 \u201cNanotechnology Foundation of Texas Awards Grants for Outstanding Graduate Research<\/span>\u201d<\/a>
\n4) Rice News, December 11, 2003\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cEngineers make first pure nanotube fibers<\/span>,\u201d reported by Jade Boyd. Also see:\u00a0Rice Sallyport: The Magazine of Rice University, Vol. 60, No. 3 (Spring 2004)<\/a>
\n3) Chemical & Engineering News, December 15, 2003 (Volume 81, Number 50, p. 9) \u2013 \u201cAcid route to nanotube fibers:\u00a0<\/span>Concentrated nanotube dispersions could be used to make ultrastrong materials<\/span>,\u201d reported by Bethany Halford<\/a>
\n2)<\/a>\u00a0The New York Times,\u00a0December 9, 2003 \u2013 \u201cComing: Superthread From Nanofibers<\/span>,\u201d\u00a0reported by Kenneth Chang<\/a>
\n1) Chemical & Engineering News, Issue of July 22, 2002\u00a0\u2013\u00a0\u201cNanotech Meets Market Realities<\/span>.\u201d The late Nobel Laureate Richard E. Smalley describes my graduate research on nanotube synthesis to Philip J. Bond, U.S. undersecretary of commerce for technology,\u00a0as one of the \u201cbig dreams.\u201d My graduate work has shown a path to realize that dream.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

NEWS & PERSPECTIVES \u201cFinding the Fingerprint of a Disease,\u201d by Leslie Miller. CMNS News, November 30, 2023. Inventions of the Year, Maryland Today, May 03, 2023 Psychology Today, May 2022. \u201cAI Nanotech Sensor Detects Cancer Signals in Blood\u201d Phys.Org, November … Continue reading →<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"onecolumn-page.php","meta":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\n