In this section you will find links to various Web sites. This list is by no means complete. I am just starting this, so please don't hesitate to email me with a new link.
Also, if you happen to find out that some of the links we have provided here are outdated, please, let us know, we do not want to keep track of "dead places". Thanks. For your convenience we categorized the links as follows:
Sites of our
collaborators
Sites on Synthesis and Properties of Dendrimers
Sites on Applications of Scanned Probe
Microscopy/Lithography
Sites on Molecular Electronics and the
Emerging Nanotechnology
Sites on Polymers
Links to Scientific Journals we use
Chemistry Sites and Chemistry Tutorials
Scientific societies
Scientific Supply Vendors
Sites of other research groups with which we have collaborated. List is in alphabetical order.
Stefan Franzen's Group at NC State University (Chemistry Dept.)
Jan Genzer's Group at NC State University (Chemical Engineering Dept.)
Ted Goodson's Group at University of Michigan
Greg Parsons's Group at NC State University (Chemical Engineering Dept.)
Quantum Logic Devices (Dr. Louis Brousseau) in Austin, Texas
Vince Rotello's Group at University of Massachusetts
David Shultz' Group at NC State University (Chemistry Dept.)
Sites of our friends and colleagues who are studying dendrimers (as we do). List is in alphabetical order.
Hector Abruña’s group at Cornell University
Didier Astruc’s group at the University of Bordeaux, France
Partha Basu’s group at Duquesne University
Dick Crook’s group at Texas A & M University
Jean Fréchet's group at the University of California, Berkeley
Craig Hawker’s group at the IBM Almaden Research Center
Angel Kaifer’s group at the University of Miami
Dominic McGrath’s group at the University of Arizona
Bert Meijer’s group at the Eindhoven University of Technology
Jeffrey Moore’s group at the University of Illinois
George Newkome’s group at the University of Akron
Jonathan Parquette’s group at Ohio State University
Virgil Percec’s group at the University of Pennsylvania
Eric Simanek’s group at Texas A&M University
Karen Wooley’s group at Washington University
Zhiping Zheng’s group at the University of Arizona
Steven Zimmerman’s group at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Sites of our friends and colleagues who are employing scanning probe microscopy and lithography (as we do). List is in alphabetical order.
The Nanomanipulator Project at UNC.
Russian Society of Scanning Probe Microscopy and Nanotechnology
Allen Bard’s group at the University of Texas
Gang-Yu Liu’s group at the University of California, Davis
Chad Mirkin’s group at Northwestern University
Reginald Penner’s group at the University of California, Irvine
Marc Porter’s group at Iowa State University
Paul Weiss' group at Penn State University
Nanopatterning and Nanoprobe Companies
General Nanotechnology
Nanosensors
NT-MDT
Sites of our friends and colleagues who are trying to understand how molecules can function as devices -- from circuit elements to biosensors. List is in alphabetical order.
Paul Alivasatos’ group at the University of California at Berkeley
David Bocian’s group at the University of California at Riverside
Christopher Chidsey’s group at Stanford University
Larry Dalton’s group at the University of Southern California
Daniel Frisbie’s group at the University of Minnesota
James Gimzewski’s group at University of California at Los Angeles
James Heath’s group at the University of California at Los Angeles
Clifford Kubiak’s group at the University of California at San Diego
Marya Lieberman’s group at the University of Notre Dame
Jon Lindsey’s group at North Carolina State University
Jeffrey R. Long’s group at the University of California at Berkeley
Paul McEuen’s group at Cornell University
Robert Metzger’s group at the University of Alabama
Mark Reed’s group at Yale University
Fraser Stoddart’s group at the University of California at Los Angeles
Nongjian (N.J.) Tao's group at Arizona State University
James Tour’s group at Rice University
Jens Ulstrup’s group at the Technical University of Denmark
George Whitesides’ group at Harvard University
Younan Xia’s group at the University of Washington
These sites describe the emerging nanotechnology
NanoElectronics Planet
The California Nanosystems Institute
Nanomechanics
This is a general polymer related stuff. I got this list of links off of Jan Genzer's web site. Some of it can be used as a great educational tool!
HC Technologies - Polymer World - another site with many links.
The Macrogalleria - no comments needed here.
"Molecular giants" at the Chemical Heritage Foundation.
Polymer chemistry hypertext at the University of Missouri-Rolla.
Polymers & liquid crystals at the Case Western Reserve University.
Polymers at Yahoo.
Polymers DotCom - a very interesting site with many, many links.
Sci.Polymers - frequently asked questions.
If your site happens to have a subscription to some of the links (or all of them?) you can download papers directly from that site. Otherwise, you can just visit, learn about the scope of the journal and in many cases also get the instructions for paper submission directly on-line.
Advanced Materials
Applied Physics Letters
Chemical & Engineering News
Chemical Reviews
Chemistry of Materials
Current Opinion in Colloid & Interface Science
Journal of Applied Physics
Journal of Chemical Physics
Journal of Physical Chemistry B
Journal of Polymer Science A: Polymer Chemistry
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Langmuir
Macromolecular Chemistry and Physics
Macromolecular Rapid Communications
Macromolecules
Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals
Nature
Physical Review B
Physical Review Letters
Physics World
Polymer
Progress in Polymer Science
Science
Surface Science
Chemistry Links for Chemists
Fundamentals of NMR
RSC Journals: Experimental data checker
Beilstein/Gemlin CrossFire Quick Guide: UW-Madison Libraries
CSIR - Chemistry Software and Information Resources
Electrochemical Education
Electrochemical tutorials
Global Instructional Chemistry
Factors determining rates of electron transfer
NMR Data - Widener University
NMR Knowledge Base
NMR Lab,University of Minnesota
NMR & MS Search Database
Organic Chemistry Help!
Periodic Table
Printable Periodic Tables
Purification of Laboratory Chemicals (4th Edition)
WebSpectra - Problems in NMR and IR Spectroscopy
If you're thinking of joining some of the many scientific societies, this definitely is the place to start...
American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
American Chemical Society (ACS)
American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
American Physical Society (APS)
American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE)
Division of Polymer Chemistry of the American Chemical Society
Materials Research Society (MRS)
Finally, here is chemistry related info - polymer suppliers, chemicals, chemical safety, etc.
Evaporated Metal Films Fisher Scientific - information about various chemicals.
LabDeals - research supplies and equipment at a discount.
Material safety data sheet (MSDS) - a Vermont-based site (one of several on the Web).
National Center for Manufacturing Science - information about various solvents.
Polymer Laboratories here we go again - yet another supplier of model polymers.
Polymer Source - another source of model synthetic polymers.
Pressure Chemical - a source of model synthetic polymers.
Scientific Polymer Products - useful place if you shop for larger quantities.
Sigma-Aldrich - a source for chemicals.
American Elements - Describes research and uses of each of the elements, including properties, safety data and applications.