CAMP Newsletter March 2002 | Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP) | Clarkson University | Potsdam

CLARKSON UNIVERSITY · POTSDAM · NEW YORK 13699 · MARCH 2002

CAMP Newsletter

March 2002

Volume 17, Number 3

Table of Contents:

Defense and Security Related Research and Biosensor Work at Clarkson University's Center for Advanced Materials Processing

CAMP Professor Partch Pursues Research in Drug Overdose Remediation: A New Venue for Particles in Biotechnology

CAMP Professor Anja Mueller Investigates the Use of Fuel Cells as Biosensors

Collaborative Project on a Biochip-Based Olfactory System

Professor Egon Matijevic' Prepares Nano- and Macro- Sized Particles for Medical Diagnostics

CAMP Professor Ian Suni Works to Develop Biosensors for Detecting Biological Warfare Agents

CAMP Professor Yuzhuo Li Investigates Methods for the Preparation and Application of Biosensor Liposomes

Professor Vladimir Privman Studies Quantum Information Relevant to Secure Information Transmission

CAMP Professor Dan Goia Prepares Metallic Particles for Potential Use in Defense Related Applications

CAMP Professor Dan Goia Receives Research Grant to Pursue PEM Fuel Cell Studies

News

Manabu Tsujimura Completes Doctor of Engineering Degree; Will Be Visiting Professor At Clarkson

CAMP Professors Liya Regel and William Wilcox, Editors of Book on Processing by Centrifugation

William America First to Complete External Ph.D. Program at Clarkson University

Professor Egon Matijevic' Celebrates His 80th Birthday

Dr. Robert Laughlin Serves as an Adjunct Professor at Clarkson

CAMP Professor Richard Partch Offers Short Course on Particle Coating Technology

Photos

Dr. America with his Research Advisers.

Representatives from Composite Factory, Inc. visit CAMP.

Professor Egon Matijevic' Celebrates His 80th Birthday

Calendar of Events

CAMP acquires additional sponsors

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