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Volume 33 - March 2008

Contents

Page 6 of 13

Research/Researchers

  • Pt-Doped Hematite Thin Films May Enable Solar-Powered Generation of Hydrogen

  • Colin McCormick
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    31 January 2011, p. 725
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  • First Principles and Finite Element Calculations Combined to Model Charged Dopants in Nanowires

  • Steven Trohalaki
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    31 January 2011, p. 899
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Letters to the Editor

  • Contrasting the Costs of “Powering the Planet”

  • George Ratliff
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    31 January 2011, p. 644
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  • Nano-Imprint Mold and Direct Imprinting Technique Creates Single Sub-20-Nanometer-Wide, Centimeter-Long Nanofluidic Channel

  • Rich Louie
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    31 January 2011, p. 4
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  • First-Principles Calculations Show Ultrafast Electron Injection for Dye Adsorbed on TiO2 Nanowire

  • Steven Trohalaki
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    31 January 2011, p. 1133
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  • Microstructured Monolithic Dielectric Surface Provides High Optical Reflectivity and Low Mechanical Loss

  • Zhaoyong Sun
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    31 January 2011, p. 165
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  • Inorganic-Organic Composite Scaffolds Offer New Material for Tissue Engineering

  • Chang Zhong
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    31 January 2011, pp. 78-79
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  • Gradiently Alloyed ZnxCd1−xS Colloidal PL QDs Developed by One-Pot Synthesis

  • Gopal Rao
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    31 January 2011, pp. 580-581
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  • Negative Refractive Index Demonstrated in 3D Metamaterials at Optical Frequencies

  • Alison Hatt
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    31 January 2011, pp. 165-166
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  • Atomic Force Microscopy Used to Detect Cancer Cells

  • Steven Trohalaki
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    31 January 2011, p. 79
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  • Ants Inspire Algorithm for the Design of Conducting Polymer Alloys

  • Steven Trohalaki
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    31 January 2011, pp. 492-493
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  • Superhard Diamondlike BC5 Predicted to Be a High-Tc Superconductor

  • Steven Trohalaki
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    31 January 2011, pp. 725-726
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Nuclear Power

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  • Preventing Nuclear Weapon Proliferation as Nuclear Power Expands

  • Siegfried S. Hecker
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    31 January 2011, pp. 340-342
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  • Raj et al. describe the promise of nuclear energy as a sustainable, affordable, and carbon-free source available this century on a scale that can help meet the world's growing need for energy and help slow the pace of global climate change. However, the factor of millions gain in energy release from nuclear fssion compared to all conventional energy sources that tap the energy of electrons (Figure 1) has also been used to create explosives of unprecedented lethality and, hence, poses a serious challenge to the expansion of nuclear energy worldwide. Although the end of the cold war has eliminated the threat of annihilating humanity, the likelihood of a devastating nuclear attack has increased as more nations, subnational groups, and terrorists seek to acquire nuclear weapons.

Research/Researchers

  • Terbium Phosphor Exhibits High Spectral Purity in the Green

  • Joan J. Carvajal
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    31 January 2011, p. 818
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  • Microemulsion Technique Improves Iron Oxide Loading in Superparamagnetic Silica Composite Nanospheres

  • Kevin Herlihy
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    31 January 2011, pp. 1133-1134
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  • CNT Turfs Demonstrate Coordinated Buckling

  • Rohit Khanna
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    31 January 2011, p. 581
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  • Metallodielectric Multilayer Stacks Show Enhanced Ultrafast Optical Nonlinear Response

  • Rosalía Serna
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    31 January 2011, p. 4
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Letters to the Editor

  • “Powering the Planet” Requires Further Considerations

  • John O. Stoner, Jr.
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    31 January 2011, p. 644
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Research/Researchers

  • Revisiting Copper (I) Sulfide for Use in Photovoltaics

  • Tara Washington
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    31 January 2011, pp. 899-900
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  • Higher Order Stop Gaps Observed in Photosensitive Chalcogenide Glasses 3D Photonic Crystals

  • Joan J. Carvajal
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    31 January 2011, pp. 990-991
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