NANOPOLIS
[Advanced Photon Source] [Canadian Light Source] [European Synchrotron Radiation Facility] [Forschungszentrum Jülich] [GKSS Forschungszentrum] [Hahn-Meitner-Institut Berlin] [Institut Laue-Langevin] [The ISIS Pulsed Source] [Los Alamos Neutron Science Center] [Léon Brillouin Lab. at CEA] [SOLEIL Synchrotron]
Multimedia Education and Courses in Nanotechnology.
 
Online Multimedia Resource

Online Multimedia Library

 
Offline Multimedia Resources

NANOTECHNOLOGY
Educational Topics
CD-ROM or Downloadable format

NEUTRONS
Educational Topics
CD-ROM or Downloadable format

SYNCHROTRON LIGHT
Educational Topics
CD-ROM format

 
Nanotech Highlights
Prof. Gary Bowlin
Virginia Commonwealth University,USA
Nanotech Reviews
 
Neutrons Highlights
Prof. Roger Pynn
Indiana University and Spallation Neutron Source, USA
Nanopolis Partner Institutes
Neutrons Reviews
 
NANOPOLIS Headfigures
Dr. Alain Filhol
Institut Laue-Langevin,
Grenoble, France
Nanopolis Partner Institutes
Dr. Sandra Biedron
Argonne National Laboratory
USA
 
 Partner Research Institutes' Coordinators
Dr. Sandra Ribeiro
Canadian Light Source
Dr. Dominique Cornuejols
European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
Dr. Karen Diederichsen
Hahn-Meitner-Institut Berlin
Dr. Alain Filhol
Institut Laue-Langevin
Prof. Roger Pynn
Indiana University and Spallation Neutron Source
Dr. Alain Menelle
Laboratoire Lion Brillouin (CEA/CNRS)
Dr. Marie-Pauline Gacoin
SOLEIL Synchrotron
 
Glossary of Terms

Nanopolis Contributor

Is a person with academic background affiliated to a Research Institute or University that guides the Nanopolis Scientific Analysis Team and Graphic Team in the production of new multimedia concepts.

How to become a Nanopolis Contributor

  1. During the process of analyzing a research topic or a particular technology, the Nanopolis Scientific Analysis Team contacts renowned specialists in that field of study and propose them to become Nanopolis Contributors.
  2. Any person with strong academic background, affiliated to a University or Research Institute, who wishes to become a Nanopolis Contributor must submit an application (apply for his/her affiliation by filling-in the participation form) through the Nanopolis Online Participation Form.
  3. Must apply for his/her affiliation by filling-in the participation form
Advantages for Nanopolis Contributors
  1. Nanopolis Contributors receive the Nanopolis Multimedia Presentation, created in collaboration with Nanopolis Scientific Analysis and Graphic Teams, for personal, non-commercial use.
  2. Their Institute/University of origin becomes an Academic Partner of Nanopolis and benefits of substantial advantages when using the Nanopolis Educational Products.
  3. Nanopolis Contributors are referenced in the Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations they collaborate for as well as at the Nanopolis.net portal.

Nanopolis Reviewer

Person with academic background affiliated to a Research Institute or University that validates the Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations from a scientific and technologic point of view. Each Nanopolis Multimedia Presentation published through the Nanopolis Knowledge Dissemination Channels is previously validated by at least one Nanopolis Reviewer.

How to become a Nanopolis Reviewer

  1. After the Nanopolis Scientific Analysis and Graphic Team create, in collaboration with Nanopolis Contributors, a draft of a Nanopolis Multimedia Presentation, the Nanopolis Scientific Analysis Team contacts experts in the concerned domains of science and technology to validate it.
  2. Any person with strong academic background, affiliated to a University or Research Institute, who wishes to become a Nanopolis Reviewer must submit an application through the Nanopolis Online Participation Form.
Advantages for Nanopolis Reviewers
  1. Nanopolis Reviewers are referenced in the Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations they collaborate for as well as at the Nanopolis.net portal.
  2. Their Institute/University of origin becomes an Academic Partner of Nanopolis and benefits of substantial advantages when using the Nanopolis Educational Products.
  3. Nanopolis Reviewers are referenced in the Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations they collaborate for as well as at the Nanopolis.net portal.

Nanopolis Multimedia Presentation

Is a collection of interactive texts, images, computer created scenes, animations and sounds grouped in a coherent way, which presents topics from various fields of science and technology. Each Nanopolis Multimedia Presentation is validated by at least one Nanopolis Reviewer before being published at any of the Nanopolis Knowledge Dissemination Channels.


Nanopolis Online Participation Form

Is a fill-in form in a section of the Nanopolis.net portal allowing persons to participate in the development of the Nanopolis educational materials.


Nanopolis Scientific Advisory Board

Is a multi-national group of almost 80 professors, experts on different fields of nano-biotechnology academic areas, and enthusiastic about explaining difficult scientific and technologic concepts into multimedia. Their role is to select collaboration proposals submitted through the Nanopolis Online Participation Form.


Nanopolis Academic Partner

Are Universities or Research Institutes whose members were Nanopolis Contributors or Nanopolis Reviewers. Nanopolis Academic Partners are entitled to significant advantages when using Nanopolis Educational Products.


Nanopolis Scientific Analysis Team

Is the Nanoopolis team – with at least 7 years of experience in this field - of science and technology passionate that analyzes emerging trends of science and industry and transpose their analysis into pedagogical graphical scenarios.


Nanopolis Graphic Team

Is the Nanopolis team – with at least 7 years of experience in the field - of graphic designers converting graphical scenarios about scientific and technologic concepts into Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations, under the guidance of the Nanopolis Scientific Analysis Team.


Nanopolis e-Room

Is a web-interface supporting the collaborative process of creating Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations. It allows a group of users, who may be in several distinct geographical locations, to work on a project in a virtual project environment.

Sometimes as many as 30 persons including Nanopolis Contributors, Nanopolis Reviewers, members of the Nanopolis Scientific Analysis Team cooperate to create valid, vivid, pedagogical representations.

Usual operations through the Nanopolis e-Room are:

  • Viewing of draft versions of the Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations.
  • Making suggestions and comments.
  • Approving the content and graphical representation.
  • Uploading relevant documents: research articles, personal reviews etc.
  • Designating other Nanopolis Contributors or Nanopolis Reviewers.

The Nanopolis e-Room can be accessed from anywhere on the globe. Access is based on user name and password.


Nanopolis Multimedia Encyclopedia

Is a comprehensive reference work containing a set of Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations on related topics. Until now Nanopolis has created three such encyclopedias: “Exploring Nanotechnology”, “Exploring Matter with Synchrotron Light” and “Exploring Matter with Neutrons”. The latest one, “Exploring Bio-Nanotechnology”, is still under development.


Nanopolis CD-ROM Encyclopedia

Is a Nanopolis Multimedia Encyclopedia on CD-ROM format. It is ordered online and shipped by post-mail to the clients.


Nanopolis Downloadable Encyclopedia

Is a Nanopolis Multimedia Encyclopedia which can be downloaded directly from the Nanopolis.net portal, thus sparing shipping fees.


Nanopolis Knowledge Dissemination Channels

There are two different channels:

  • The Nanopolis Online Multimedia Library
  • The Nanopolis Offline Educational Resources

Nanopolis Offline Multimedia Resources

Are either the CD-ROM or downloadable format of the Nanopolis Encyclopedias.


Nanopolis Online Multimedia Resource

Is the Nanopolis Online Multimedia Library, a platform that offers online access to all Nanopolis Multimedia Presentations. It allows live access to each Nanopolis subject in an individual way.


Nanopolis Educational Products

Are Nanopolis CD-ROM Encyclopedias, Nanopolis Downloadable Encyclopedias, Nanopolis Online Multimedia Library as well as institutional and corporate licenses for these – licenses including a large number of individual licenses or unlimited access for University campuses or Research Institutes’ intranet.



 



 NANOPOLIS Inputs
Scientific Resources Excerpts
Prof. Peter Grütter
McGill University, Canada
Magnetic Force Microscopy
Dr. Mircea Rasa
Debye Research Institute - Utrecht University,The Netherlands
Magnetic Force Microscopy
Prof. Supatra Jinawath
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Hydrothermal Synthesis
Dr. Yongqi  Fu
Nanyang Technological University,Singapore
Focused Ion Beams
Prof. Peter Wurz
University of Bern, Switzerland
Mass Spectrometry
Prof. Bonnie Gersten
Queens College, City University of New York, USA
Chemical Vapor Deposition
Hydrothermal Synthesis
Prof. Gary Bowlin
Virginia Commonwealth University,USA
Electrospinning
Dr. Yoshihiro Ito
Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology, Japan
Nanoimprinting
Dr. Gary Bernstein
University of Notre Dame, USA
Electron-Beam Lithography
 
NANOPOLIS Outputs
Multimedia Excerpts
Neutron measurements
Ever since the beginning of the ...
Cosmic neutrons
Earth receives an intense flux of ...
Transmission Electron Microscopy
In TEM, an electon-beam traverses ...
Rosette nanotubes
Rosette nanotubes are tubes of ...
Thin magnetic layer
The magnetic or non-magnetic ...
Quantum Corrals
The closed - mostly circular - barrier ...
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