ACS Nano Podcast

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 4, issue 4. In this episode, we learn about what gets nanomotors running, and how carbon nanotubes can act as "pumps" for water transport. Featuring interviews with authors Joseph Wang and Abraham Wang.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 4, issue 3. In this episode, we learn how nanoparticles can seek, treat, and track breast cancer and pancreatic cancer cells, and how graphene could be a useful electrode material in fuel cells. Featuring interviews with authors Jim Adair and Liming Dai.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 4, issue 2. In this episode, we learn more about molecular transfer printing using block copolymers, and how researchers are combining stem cells with nanoparticles to produce a novel delivery method for cancer therapeutics. We also talk to the newest Associate Editor for ACS Nano, Jason Hafner. Featuring interviews with authors Paul Nealey and Hao Cheng.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 4, issue 1. n this episode, we learn more about organic light-emitting diodes, and about a model that describes the self-assembly of complex structures in nature. Featuring interviews with authors Peter Peumans and Szilard Fejer.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 12. In this episode, we learn more about using nanomaterials in biodefense and about a new class of materials called nanoGUMBOS. Featuring interviews with authors Ya-Ping Sun and Isiah Warner.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 10. In this episode, we learn about using nanomaterials for global and homeland security. Featuring an interview with author Michael Natan.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Jamie Liu highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 9. In this episode, we learn about using nanopores to sequence DNA and how nanomaterials can enhance molecular recognition. We also hear from the winners of the latest ACS Nanotation video contest, "How Will Nano Change the World?" Featuring interviews with authors Jake Schmidt and Weihong Tan.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 8. In this episode, we learn about unconventional methods for fabricating nanostructures, how nanomaterials can guide the differentiation of bone marrow cells into osteoblasts, and about an evolutionary tree for nanoparticles. We also announce the winners of the latest ACS Nanotation video contest, "How Will Nano Change the World?" Featuring interviews with authors Jay Guo and Jiaxing Huang.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis and Sarah Tegen highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 7. In this episode, we learn about piezoelectricity in bone, and how bioconjugates can be used for siRNA delivery. We also talk impact factors with Associate Marketing Manager Jamie Liu and discuss our latest video contest from ACS Nanotation, "How Will Nano Change the World?" Featuring interviews with authors Min-Feng Yu and Gary Braun.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 6 and from ACS Nanotation. In this episode, we learn about combinatorial genetic techniques and their use in molecular biomimetic materials, and about carbon nanotube networks for transparent electrodes. We also introduce our new Ask the Scientist expert on ACS Nanotation, Prof. James Gimzewski. Featuring interviews with authors Mehmet Sarikaya and Zhenan Bao.