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Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways What I Did On My Summer Vacation Robert Vittoe October 29 th and 30 th 2015 October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating


  1. Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways What I Did On My Summer Vacation Robert Vittoe October 29 th and 30 th 2015

  2. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways

  3. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways

  4. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways  Research experience and knowledge of careers in nanotechnology  Hands-on laboratory experiences in inquiry-based science  Participant-designed teaching modules developed to meet existing state and national science standards  Connection to a professional network of other teachers, professors, and scientists as well as on- site RETAIN support during module implementation  Professional development and graduate credits

  5. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways The centers that INDI is currently partnering with consist of: • Nanoscale Imaging Center • Electron Microscopy Center • Center for Regenerative Biology and Medicine • Lugar Center for Renewable Energy • Transportation Active Safety Institute • Center for Sensor and Ubiquitous Networking

  6. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways Current Research Projects include: • Magnetic Nanostructured Materials and Devices for Sensing Applications • Spectroscopic Investigation of Quantum Systems • Transport in Graphene for Nanodevice Applications • Quantum Dot Imaging Probes • Bionanomaterials for Biomedical Applications • Polymer Nanocomposites for Orthopedic and Dental Applications • Development of Nano-rod Array for Li-ion Battery • Pt Nanoparticles Catalyst for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells using Functionalized Carbons • Interaction of Pt Nanoparticle and Carbon/Metal Oxide Support • Macro Scale to Micr/Nano Scale Machining • Thermoelectric Materials for Nanodevice Applications • Wireless Sensor Network Systems • Chip-Based Signal Conditioning System for ECG Application • VLSI circuits for 3D Imaging Applications

  7. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways • Molecular Dynamics simulators • Materials Studio Computational Resources include: • DLPOLY •Access to IU’s Supercomputer systems • MPSIM • Clusters of workstations • LAMMPS • Nanostructure Builder and Visualization • CHARMM • Materials Studio • Electrical Circuit design • NanoEngineer • Menter Graphics • Density Functional Theory codes • Synopsis • FLEUR • L-Edit, Layout Editor • VASP • CAD • Dmol3 • LabView, PSPICE • ABINIT • Code development • Matlab, Mathematica, Maple • In-House codes

  8. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways Processing and Measurement Resources include: • Atomic force microscope (AFM) equipped with EPI • Cleanroom fluorescence • Lithography Facility • Ultra high vacuum variable temperature scanning • Nanoassembly Laboratory tunneling microscope (STM) • Micro/Nanofluidics Laboratory • Transmission electron microscope (TEM) • Micro/Nanoelectronics Laboratory • Field emission scanning electron microscope (FESEM) - • Solution-based nanocrystal fabrication Funded by 2012 NSF-MRI Program • Particle sizing • X-Ray Diffraction System - Funded by 2014 NSF-MRI • Zeta-potential instrument Program • UV-vis spectrometer • Scanning electron microscope (SEM) with electron • FTIR spectrometer dispersive spectrometer • Two photon absorption microscope • Ultramicrotome with EMFCS • Small angle X-ray scattering system • Micro sputter coating system • Membrane ion transport workstation • High pressure freezer • Fluorescence correlation spectrometer (FCS) • Critical point dryer • EPI fluorescence microscope • Sputtering systems • Wide-field single molecule fluorescence microscopy • Thermal evaporator systems • Room and low temperature near-field scanning optical microscopes • Micromanipulator probe stations • Spectrofluorometer with fluorescence lifetime capabilities • Keithley 4200 IV and CV measurement system • Confocal microscopes with live cell imaging capabilities • High frequency network and spectrum analyzers

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  14. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways Paper Based Lithium Ion Battery • Battery Structure:  Container – Coin battery shell for testing  Separator – Polymer based  Current Collector – CNT coated microfiber paper  Electrolyte – LiTFSI  Active Material – LCO cathode / LTO anode

  15. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways CNT Coated Paper Current Collector LCO Cathode Polymer Based Separator and Electrolyte LTO Anode CNT Coated Paper Current Collector

  16. October 29 th and 30 th 2015 Incorporating Nanotechnology into the Science Classroom and Exploring Nanotechnology College and Career Readiness Pathways Polymer based with LiTFSI (CF 3 SO 2 NLiSO 2 CF 3 ) electrolyte Lithium Lithium Cobalt Titanium Oxide Oxide (LCO) (LTO) LiCoO 2 Li 4 Ti 5 O 12

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