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Soft & Biomolecular Materials Staff Scientists

 

Group Leader

Ben Ocko
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Liquid interfaces, nanoscale wetting, monolayer and nanoparticle self-assembly, chemical patterns, surface x-ray scattering.
Antonio Checco
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Associate Scientist

Nanoscale wetting, self-assembly, chemical patterns, graphoepitaxy of block copolymers, non-contact AFM.
Masa Fukuto
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Scientist

Biomolecular and nanoparticle assembly at liquid interfaces, surface critical phenomena, surface x-ray scattering.

David Germack
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Research Associate

Organic photovoltaics, template-directed assembly of conjugated polymer/fullerene blends, chemical synthesis, spectroscopic ellipsometry
Xinhui Lu
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Research Associate

Organic photovoltaics, structural characterization of push-pull polymers, nano-imprinting lithography, x-ray scattering
Htay Hliang
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Graduate Student
Arlene Rementer
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Administrator
Bill Schoenig
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Technician
Ji Xu
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Graduate Student

Directed self-assembly of block copolymers using nano-patterned surfaces.

Contacts for Previous Group Members

Julian Baumert deceased  
Derek Bruzewicz   derekb"@"sccs.swarthmore.edu
Yuguang Cai University of Kentucky YuguangCai"@"uky.edu
Brandon Chapman Boeing Corporation bd.chap"@"gmail.com
Scott Coburn BNL coburn"@"bnl.gov
Elaine DiMasi BNL dimasi"@"bnl.gov
Oleg Gang BNL ogang"@"bnl.gov
Tommy Hofmann Helmholtz Center Berlin tommy.hofmann"@"helmholtz-berlin.de
Sumit Kewalramani Northwestern University s-kewalramani"@"northwestern.edu
Se Young Kwak Harvard University SKwak"@"forsyth.org
Michael Lefenfeld    
Olaf Magnussen Kiel University magnussen"@"physik.uni-kiel.de
Kazuhisa Tamura Spring 8 tkazu"@"spring8.or.jp
Jia Wang BNL jia"@"bnl.gov
Suntao Wang Cornell University sw565"@"cornell.edu
Lin Yang BNL lyang"@"bnl.gov

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Last Modified: March 22, 2011
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