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Gelb
Research Group
Affiliation : Department of Chemistry,
Washington University in St. Louis
Research Activities : Research in our group
is in the area of molecular simulation and its application
to nanoscale systems, including nanostructured and porous
materials, sol-gels, and nanophase fluid phenomena. |
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Groves
Lab
Affiliation :
Department of Chemistry, Princeton
University, USA
Research Activities :
Molecular probes. Metal-oxo and metal-peroxo intermediates in oxidative
catalysis. Molecular self-assembly in models of biomembranes.
Strategies for the assembly of biogenic hard materials. biological targets of peroxynitrite.
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Giannelis Research
Group
Affiliation :
Cornell University
Research Activities :
Polymer silicate nanocomposites
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Gulari
Group
Affiliation :
Chemical enigineering, University of Michigan (USA)
Research Activities :
Catalyst for fuel Cells, Sol-gel Catalysts for clean air, Biochips and
thin films
Hubert's
aerogel page
Affiliation :
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Research Activities : Mainly aerogel
related Links and short literature references |
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Klein'
s group
Affiliation :Ceramic and Materials Engineering Department, Rutgers University, NJ
Research Activities :The group focuses on the preparation and use of sol-gel materials, for a variety of
glasses, glass-ceramics and polycrystalline ceramics for optical electronics and batteries
and fuel cells applications.. |
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Laboratory
for Telecommunications and Thin Films
Affiliation :
Optical Science Center, University of Arizona, Arizona (USA)
Research Activities :
Hybrid sol-gel structures for micro optics and waveguides. Sol-gel
hybrid luminescent materials.
Laura's
Muller home page
Affiliation :
Chemistry department, Wheaton College, Norton, Ma
Research Activities : Aging and drying analysis and study in the sol-gel process. Binary liquid
mixtures in micro-confinement. Pore-size effects on fluorescence spectra.
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Lian's
research group
Affiliation :
Research Activities : Ultrafast processes in Nanomaterials, Ultrafast dynamics in the
solid/liquid/gas Interface, Ultrafast dynamic in biological systems |
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Lochhead Research group
Affiliation :Department of Chemical Engineering, University of New Hampshire
Research Activities :Research in our group focuses on the chemical synthesis of new inorganic-organic hybrid
materials and surface structures with biological, optical, or chemical functionality. |
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Sol-Gel
Research Group
Affiliation :Catalysts and Chemical technologies
Department at Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
Research Activities :The website is designed to provide
information on the group's various research projects in chemistry,
polymer synthesis and materials science. We have major efforts in
organosilicon chemistry, sol-gel processing, hybrid organic-inorganic
materials, metal alkylidene chemistry, recyclable and removable
materials, and new membranes for chemical separations. |
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Materials
Chemistry group (Laine's group)
Affiliation :Materials Science and
Engineering, University of Michigan
Research Activities : Major research areas for the Laine's Group include the
synthesis and processing of inorganic and organometallic polymers (IOPs). Polymers are
synthesized in one or two steps from simple starting materials including minerals such as
silica sand and bauxite. These polymers are then processed into shapes such as fibers,
films or membranes and pyrolytically transformed into the corresponding ceramic shapes.
Much of the work involves using IOPs developed and made directly from
silica sand or alumina. Current projects include : Organic-inorganic
Hybrid Nanocomposites from Cubic Silsesquioxane, Production
of Multimetallic Oxide Nanopowders by Flame Spray Pyrolysis,
Neutral
Alkoxysilanes from Silica, Synthesis
of Silsesquioxane-Core Star Polymers |
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Materials
for separation laboratory
Affiliation :Chemical Engineering laboratory, University of Cincinnati
Research Activities : Sol-gel processing |
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Materials
chemistry group
Affiliation :The University of Tennessee Knoxville Department of Chemistry
Research Activities :Functionalized sol-gels |
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Materials
& Manufacturing Directorate
Affiliation : Ceramic Composite Research
Laboratory, Air Force Research laboratory
Research Activities : Chemical
synthesis of Ceramic precursors, Sol-Gel and Chemical Vapor Deposition |
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Materials Synthesis and Processing Laboratory 
Affiliation : University of
North Texas
Research Activities : Research interests focus on
the development and characterization of aerogels, xerogels,
and other novel ceramics for semiconductor, dielectric,
energy, and sensor applications. Low K xerogel films,
biomaterial growth templates, and antibacterial coatings are
current research programs. |
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Mauritz
group
(updated April 2001)
Affiliation :
Polymers science department of the University of Mississippi
Research Activities :
The group has created a number of novel
organic/inorganic hybrid materials via sol-gel reactions
that are conducted in polymeric media.
Organic-inorganic nanocomposites, Sol-gel chemistry |
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Mecartney Research
Affiliation :
University of California, Irvine
Research Activities :
Research on microstructural development in
sol-gel systems, thin films, powders, bulk ceramics, in-situ TEM studies of
crystallization, cryo-TEM of liquid sols and gels, sol-gel oxide systems including lithium
niobate, strontium barium niobate, vanadium pentoxide, barium titanate, barium strontium
titanate, potassium niobate, silica, lead zirconium titanate. |
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New York Center for Polymer Synthesis
Affiliation :
Department of Chemistry, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Research Activities :
The major activity of the
research group is the synthesis of functionallized hybrid
organic-inorganic hybrid materials by novel sol-gel
techniques. In particular, the synthesis of soluble
processable functionallized siloxane oligomers
by sol-gel techniques has been recently investigated. The
thermal and photopolymerization of the functionallized
hybrids is also pursued.
Contact: Prof. James Crivello
Department of Chemistry- Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute
110 8th Street-Troy, New York 12180
Email: crivej@rpi.edu |
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Nanostructured Materials Research
Laboratory
Affiliation :
Department of Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Research Activities : Processing of Ultrafine materials with tailored size dependent
properties for advanced ceramics and catalysts. Access to some details of current
projects,
publications and the people involved. |
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R&D Lab for electrochromics
Affiliation :
Schott
Donnelly LLC, Smart Glass Solutions
Research Activities :
Sol-Gel
Technology, Sol-Gel deposition of electrochromic and ion
storage coatings, Synthesis of sol-gel precursors
Contact:
Dr. John P. Cronin
Schott Donnelly LLC-Smart
Glass Solutions
4545 East Fort Lowell Road-Tucson,
Arizona 85712
Email : john@schottdonnelly.com |
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Sailor Group
Affiliation : Dept. Chemistry & Biochemistry, University of San Diego, CA,
(USA)
Research Activities :
Synthesis of nanophase materials for optical, biomedical applications.
White luminescence of sol-gel made polymers and sol-gel made Silicate
Phosphors.
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Sigmund
Group
Affiliation : Materials Science & Engineering, University of Florida, FL (USA)
Research Activities : Applied Colloid Science, Advanced Nanomaterials processing. Ceramic
processing with sol-gel nanoparticles |
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Shelnutt
Research Group Home Page
Affiliation :Biomolecular Materials and Interfaces
Department
Sandia National Laboratories and Department of Chemistry
The University of New Mexico
Research Activities :Use of molecular mechanics, quantum
chemical methods, normal-coordinate structural decomposition, and
resonance Raman spectroscopy to investigate heme proteins, especially
new multi-heme enzymes. Develop functional biomimetic catalysts,
photonic materials, and other nanomolecular composite materials based on
mechanisms utilized in related biological systems. Studies of metalloporphyrin-based
catalysts and photocatalysts. Experimental and theoretical studies of
basic physical processes in biomolecular systems and their biomimes.
Theory of vibronic states, especially as
relates to resonance Raman spectroscopy.
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Tanaka's Group
Affiliation :
Polymer gel group at the Physics department, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT)
Research Activities : Polymers Gels. The site provides
information on current research activities and the group
members. Also
a brief introduction on the gels and a list of publications.
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The
Microstructured Materials Group

Affiliation :
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Research Activities :The group has initially investigated fundamental chemistry and physics involved on the
preparation of Silica Aerogels. Recent developments includes composite aerogels, photoluminenscent silica aerogels gels,
effects of microgravity on gels formation.
The site is mainly devoted to Aerogesl and Light Scattering.
Excellent
starting point for Aerogels |
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The Center for
Micro-Engineered Materials
Affiliation :
University of New Mexico
Research Activities :
The Center’s
specialty is the chemical synthesis and processing of
ceramic related materials on a molecular and near molecular
level. The Center has two main research program areas: the
Micro-Engineered Ceramics Program (MECP) and the Vapor Phase
Synthesis of Materials Program (VSMP). The MECP emphasizes
the development of ceramic and related materials with
controlled microstructures and properties in the form of
films, coatings, powders and monolithic forms. |
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Sol-Gel
glasses
Affiliation :
Sandia National
Laboratories
Research Activities : Specialty glasses using Sol-Gel
processing, Thin film coating with
Sol-Gel glasses |
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Sol-Gel Materials Research
Affiliation :
Department of chemistry and biochemistry Texas Tech University
Research Activities : Nanoporous monolithic silica, thin films, spectroscopy of doped sol-gel films
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Stein's group
Affiliation :
Department of Chemistry, University of Minnesota
Research Activities :
Controlling the Composition, Architecture and Surface
Properties of Inorganic and Hybrid Porous Materials. The research in the last five years
has focused on the compositional and structural control of templated mesoporous (2 - 10 nm
pores) and macroporous (300-600 nm voids) sieves. The broader goals are to develop
new synthetic methods for controlling the structure (pore dimensions, distributions and
shapes; wall thickness; wall phase), composition and surface properties of porous
materials; to fully characterize the synthesized products by a wide array of techniques;
and to initiate the development of applications for these materials. Other pages links
includes : Synthesis
of highly ordered macroporous metal oxides, zeolites, and metals, Inorganic
surface modification of mesoporous sieves, Organic
surface modification of mesoporous sieves, Zinc and
magnesium manganese oxides with high lithium insertion capacity, Mesoporous
sieve synthesis based on polyoxometalate ions (including new inorganic anion-exchange
materials), Synthesis
of new polyoxometalate building blocks
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Xue Group
Affiliation :
Dept. of Chemistry, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN (USA)
Research Activities :
Organometallic Silicon Chemistry, Metal Silicides, Sol-gel Materials,
Sensors, Imprinted Organofunctional Sol-Gel Materials for separation,
Rare-earth aluminates and Ferroelectrics films via sol-gel processes. |
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Zink group
(updated November 2003)
Affiliation :
Chemistry
department at UCLA
Research Activities :
Nanostructured
sol-gel thin films; Functional sol-gel optical materials;
Sol-gel biosensors.
Group
Publications
since 1996 |