ACS Nano Podcast

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 5 and from ACS Nanotation. In this episode, we learn about how axons grow on aligned and random nanostructures and how antibody mimics are use to detect the SARS virus. Featuring authors Jingwei Xie and Matthew MacEwan from Younan Xia's research group and Chongwu Zhou.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis highlights features and research content from Volume 3, issue 4. In this episode, we learn more about how to build a better solar cell and ways that educators can integrate nanoscience into the classroom. We're also joined by the group behind The Nano Song, the winning video from the ACS Nanotation "What is Nano?" video contest. Featuring authors Craig Grimes and Andrew Greenberg.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 3. n this episode, we learn about what's stressing out nanomembranes, using carbon nanotubes to probe cells, and how DNA can improve the efficiency of LEDs. Plus updates to the ACS Nanotation "What is Nano?" video contest. Featuring authors Max Lagally, Haim Bau, and Liming Dai.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 2. In this episode, we learn about using carbon nanotubes as delivery agents to target cancer cells, and how surface curvature factors into the efficacy of targeting ligands on nanoparticles. Featuring authors Jim Rusling and Chad Mirkin.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 3, issue 1. In this episode, we learn about using vault particles as delivery vehicles for therapeutic agents, and more about the latest video contest from ACS Nanotation - "What is Nano?" Featuring interviews with authors Valerie Kickhoefer and Lenny Rome.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 2, issue 12. In this episode, we learn more about bimetallic catalysis, using nanoelectrodes to study single enzymes, and how defects can guide electrical current in nanotube networks. Featuring interviews with authors Edman Tsang, Serge Lemay, and Vincent Meunier.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Eric Martens to highlight features and research content from Volume 2, issue 11. In this episode, we learn more about a method for purifying and sorting carbon nanotubes, and about a new kind of gene delivery vehicle made out of gold nanoparticles. Featuring authors Mark Hersam and Vincent Rotello.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sr. Acquisitions Editor Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 2, issue 10. This episode features interviews with authors Mark Kester and Moonsub Shim about their research papers from the current issue, and an interview with Nano Picks reviewer Dean Ho from ACS Nanotation.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sr. Acquisitions Editor Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 2, issue 9. This episode features interviews with authors Alan Hatton, Reg Penner, and Bruce Weisman about their research papers from the current issue.

Managing Editor Penelope Lewis is joined by Sr. Acquisitions Editor Sarah Tegen to highlight features and research content from Volume 2, issue 8 and from ACS Nanotation. This episode features interviews with new Ask the Scientist expert Ned Seeman, and authors Leslie Au and Marc Tornow about their research papers from the current issue.