Use
this page to locate ongoing research in the RMB Lab which covers the structure
and synthesis of nanostructures such as SWCNTs, Linear Acetylenic Carbon,
Enzyme Complexes (Cellulose Synthase, Cellulase, Ornithine Decarboxylase),
Protein Complexes (acetylcholine receptor protein, actin, tubulin), Polymers
( Cellulose, DNA, Curdlan)
Use this page to view the latest technology in high resolution transmission
electron microscopy, digital image processing, and specialized light microscopy
approaches for investigating nanostructures
Use this page to locate interesting URL's covering these nanostructures
RMB Lab Research:
Imaging
Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes 
Atomic
and Molecular Imaging with the Transmission Electron Microscope 
HRTEM
of Two Cellulases from Trichoderma 
HRTEM
of Tubulin and Protein Translation Factors 
Interesting Links:
Richard Smalley's Group, Houston
Peter J F Harris's Homepage, Reading, UK
Andy Baker's Homepage, University of Bristol, UK
David
Tomanek's Homepage, Lansing, Michigan Also, visit David's Dedicated
Nanotube Site
Prof
Harry Krotos' Home Page, one of the three nobel prize winners last year
Prof
Robert Curl's Home Page, one of the three Nobel prize winners last year
SUNY
at Stony Brook Buckyball Home Page
Prof.
John Fischer at Univ. of Pennsylvania
Prof.
Paul McEuen's article on Electrical
Properties of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes
Prof
Alex Zettl's page at UC Berkeley
Comments
on Serendipity and Creativity by Prof. Iijima --- he is the discoverer
of SWCNT's
A Special Link:
Visit
a Photo Album of an ONR Conference on SWNTs, Houston, June, 1997
Back To RMB Laboratory Homepage
updated November 6, 1997