Credits: 3
Instructors:
Dr. Liou, Yung 劉鏞
Dr. Chen, Chii-Dong
陳啟東
Dr. Chen, Pei-Lin 陳培菱
(A) advanced Physics for Physics background students
Class hour: Friday 14:10-17:00, Dr. Liou, Yung 劉鏞 &
Wednesday 9:00-12:00, Dr. Chen, Chii-Dong
陳啟東
Place: 2nd Meeting Room @ 5F of IoP (except April 28 in the Room 427of IoP)
Outline:
The objects of this course are to discuss the important topics in the field of nanotechnology. Detail fundamental properties, fabrication and measuring methods of nanostructured materials will be introduced and discussed. New or specific advanced topics will be selected to discuss if necessary. The course will be delivered flexibly either by lectures or discussions. The participation and joint discussion of students are necessary.
Main reference textbooks:
Frank J. Owens and Charles P. Poole Jr., “The physics and chemistry of nanosolids”, Wiley, 2008.
(B) advanced Chemistry and Bio for Chemistry and bio background students
Class hour: Friday 09:30-12:30, Dr. Chen, Pei-Lin 陳培菱
Place: 2nd Meeting Room @ 5F of IoP
The topics to be covered:
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Societal Implications of Nano
Chapter 3: Characterization Methods
Chapter 4: Fabrication Methods
Chapter 5: Materials, Structure, and the Nanosurface
Chapter 6: Energy at the Nanoscale
Chapter 7: The Material Continuum
Chapter 8: Nanothermodynamics
Chapter 9: Carbon-based Nanomaterials
Chapter 10: Chemical Interactions at the Nanoscale
Chapter 11: Supramolecular Chemistry
Chapter 12: Chemical Synthesis and Modification of Nanomaterials
Chapter 13: Natural Nanomaterials
Chapter 14: Biomolecular Nanoscience
Lecture Notes:
|
Topic |
1 |
Micro- and Nano- Fabrication
and Replication Techniques |
2 |
Introduction to Microfluidics |
3 |
Application - Microfluidic Cell Culture Devices |
4 |
Replication (20100409) |
5 |
Review of Cell Biology (20100414) |
6 |
Gene Therapy (20100416) |
7 |
Synthesis of Nanoparticles
and Surface Modifications (20100507) |
8 |
Molecular Recognition (20100511) |
Textbook:
Introduction to Nanoscience, by Hornyak, Butta, Tibbals and Rao, CRC Press
Means of Conducting the Course
Lectures and Discussion