News Archive
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2004
(12.15.04)
- Today at 12pm - Rowland Method Seminar, Marko Loncar (Harvard, DEAS),
“Optical Waveguides and Photonic Crystals”
(12.08.04)
- Rowland Methods Seminar, , "Microscopy"
Wednesday, Dec. 1st, 12pm (Rowland seminar room)
- for DNA Sequencing
Technology Development , Rowland Institute at Harvard
(11.30.04)
- Postdoc postions available.
- UPDATE - Our three new have
added content to their web pages.
(11.17.04)
- RIH Seminar -- November 9th, 1:30pm. Sam Wang
Princeton University “Multiphoton optical approaches to learning rules in the brain.”
(11.08.04)
- Now Online -- 2005 Rowland Junior Fellows Program
(11.01.04)
- October 14, 1:30pm. Ambarish Ghosh
Brown University “Using light and sound to study electron bubbles.”
(10.14.04)
- UPDATE -
- Read about the in the Harvard Gazette.
(09.14.04)
- thestubstopshere! is getting closer. The next paystub will be your last hardcopy stub! Learn how to
(09.01.04)
- and colleagues are at the ACS symposium
on August 26.
(08.20.04)
- Signs of the times; new
(08.09.04)
- RIH Seminar this Thursday, August 5th at 11:00 AM.
of . “First X-Ray Scattering Studies on Electrostatically
Levitated Metallic Liquids: Demonstrated Influence of Local Icosahedral Order on the Nucleation Barrier.”
(08.03.04)
- New 2003-04 list. See what
your fellow scientists have been writing about.
(07.22.04)
- and colleagues explore how
(07.21.04)
- A recent
by at
Karlsruhe features a collaboration with and …
(07.20.04)
- New publication from , and others:
(06.29.04)
- Did you know that you can download some software for free from ? (Harvard ID and PIN required)
(06.22.04)
- , Thursday (6/17) at 11:00am by Peter Schall
(a postdoc in Frans's group at Harvard). The topic will be
- The Lab has published two presentaions,
and , that and Danell made.
(06.16.04)
- Rowland Librarian, presentation,
is now available online as a PDF.
(06.01.04)
- On-Line (requires , available from FAS computing)
-
Presentations, Friday, 21 May at 3:30, seminar room
(speckle interferometry, the inverted pendulum (Kapitza force) and
fluorescence imaging of single DNA molecules thru carbon nanotube mats.
- starting off with Ryan C.
Hayward on April 27th. Title: , Host:
- Rowland staff computational scientist is mentioned in
in the Oregonian about developers and programmers working with Linux code.
(05.05.04)
- will present “Nanopore unzipping
of DNA molecules” at the Friday April 9, , 4PM
(04.26.04)
- (of Rowland's and ) and Victor Sourjik have studied Recent papers, including their latest in
demonstrate the interactions and cooperativity of the proteins that make up these networks. (Harvard affiliates
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- Zvonimir Dogic is
among a group at UPenn that of aligining carbon nanotubes and from them forming
a liquid-crystal like gel. The work was published in PRL.
(see also and the )
(04.03.04)
- Rowland's lab just published on harnessing
swarms of bacteria, with their rotating flagella, to move fluids through microfluidic
channels, dubbing them “bacterial carpets.”
(03.25.04)
- Amit Meller's reports new single-molecule from a confocal microscope adapted with a custom flow cell.
(02.27.04)
- Rowland Institute At Harvard
Monday, February 23, 2004 at 6:30 PM.
(02.13.04)
- Nick Darnton and Jake Jaffe posted their on the Bacterial Motor Works lab site.
(02.06.04)
- Rowland members
(Internal use only)
(01.30.04)
collaborators at Brown are mentioned in an
about microfluidic hydrodynamics (“bacterial carpets”)
(01.30.04)
- The was mentioned in a
at
Harvard.
(01.30.04)
- Recent paper by Joel Parks and Allison Danell -
- from a
conference on ion activation in chemistry and biochemistry.
Project
Highlights: two instruments (
and the ) are
featured with more to come…
is giving a talk at Northeastern
next week: Thursday, January 22, 2004, 4:00pm, “Rapid DNA Analysis Using a Nanopore,” Dana 114.
Maps: ;
- See recent and on fluorescence measurements
of oligonucleotide duplexes by the Trapped Ion Dynamics Group.
publishes
- Read recent news coverage of and colleagues' work harnessing the energy of the bacterial motor in the
September 2003 issue of Scientific American
(Harvard ID and PIN required) and Nature Science Update
.
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