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Dr. Sitaram Jaswal, UNL's Lott Distinguished Professor Emeritus with the Department of Electrical Engineering, is one of 360 journal reviewers receiving the American Physical Society's Outstanding Referee designation, a lifetime honor, in 2009. The APS has 47,000 physicist members worldwide.

DOE funds Prof Saraf's work to engineer electronic interface between living cell and nanodevice

Peter Dowben is named a fellow of the American Vacuum Society (October 2007).

P. Frazer Williams, UNL's Lott Distinguished Professor Emeritus with the Department of Electrical Engineering, is one of 360 journal reviewers receiving the American Physical Society's Outstanding Referee designation, a lifetime honor, in 2009. The APS has 47,000 physicist members worldwide

Dr. Shireen Adenwalla, NCMN member involved in a newly awarded $3 million, five-year grant from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence

Dr. Xiao Zeng's research highlighted on NSF's Science 360 News Service for web and email (See "Live from Studio 8")

Dzenis part of $7.5M Army grant to develop fibers for stronger defense materials.

NCMN welcomes new member: Dr. Jinsong Huang, Mechanical Engineering and the following new members since July 2009: Dr. Rebecca Y. Lai Chemistry, Dr. Shadi Othman Biological Systems Engineering, and Dr. Angela K. Pannier Biological Systems Engineering

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The Newsletter of the Nebraska Center for Materials and Nanoscience

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NCMN Books /Projects

Two book projects were published by Springer in Berlin: "Handbook of Advanced Magnetic Materials", edited by Y. Liu, D. J. Sellmyer, and D. Shindo, and "Advanced Magnetic Nanostructures", edited by D. J. Sellmyer and R. Skomski. Very recently, a third book, "Biomedical Applications of Nanotechnology", edited by V. Labhasetwar and D L. Leslie-Pelecky, was published by Wiley, New York. Another book, "Simple Models of Magnetism" by R. Skomski, was published by Oxford University Press in 2008 and focuses on the physical understanding of magnetism.

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