... and silica called nanoshells, invented 10 years ago at Rice by nanophotonics pioneer Naomi Halas. Nanoshells are about 20 times smaller ... understand," Wong said. To learn more, Wong approached Halas and Rice theoretical chemist Gustavo Scuseria ...
... high-powered optics, ultra-efficient solar cells and even cloaking devices. Naomi Halas, an award-winning pioneer in nanophotonics ... , a substance that gets its properties from its structure and not its composition. Halas and Mirin found their new material particularly adept ...
... and nanoparticles are already being used to treat cancer. A Houston company founded by Rice scientists Jennifer West and Naomi Halas, Nanospectra Biosciences, Inc., is conducting ...
... are about biodistribution -- where particles go inside the body and how they get there," said study co-author Naomi Halas. "Noninvasive tests for biodistribution will be enormously ...
... nanoshells currently in human cancer therapy trials based on research by Rice scientists Naomi Halas and Jennifer West. "Our work is more geared ...
... was led by Harvard University applied physicist Federico Capasso and also included nanoshell inventor Naomi Halas, Rice's Stanley C. Moore ...
... treatment alternatives that have minimal side effects." Gold nanoshells, which were invented by Rice researcher Naomi Halas in the mid-1990s, are smaller than red ...
... Science. "We're merging the optics of nanoscale antennas with the electronics of semiconductors," said lead researcher Naomi Halas, Rice's Stanley C. Moore ...
... simple, graphene-based diodes and transistors on demand. The work was done by Rice scientists Naomi Halas, Stanley C. Moore Professor ... nanoantennas to graphene affords just such a possibility. Halas and Nordlander have considerable expertise in the manipulation of the quasiparticles ...
... remotely on demand. The method created by the Rice labs of Michael Wong, Ramon Gonzalez and Naomi Halas and reported today in the American Chemical ...
... range of colored inputs and outputs. "Versatility is one of the advantages of this process," said study co-author Naomi Halas, director of LANP and Rice's Stanley ...
