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	Mark Andrews   Lumenon
	Susan M. Bradley
	J.D. Brennan Dept. of Chemistry, McMaster University New Sol-Gel based Biomaterials, Sol-Gel entrapment of proteins for Biosensors applications. Links to group research areas
	Pavel Cheben   Institute for Measurement Standards (INMS) NRC, Canada Photosensitive ormosils for memory applications, photorefractive ormosilsfor rewritable memories and processing of information applications, Ormosils for integrated optics
	Jeff Dahn   Physics and Chemistry of  Materials for Advanced Batteries. Synthesis of new materials using a variety of techniques including Chemical Vapor Deposition, Sol-Gel methods and direct solid-state reactions. Dalhousie University, Dept of Physics and Chemistry, Halifax, Canada
	Mike B. Evans Activated carbons and other porous materials for gas purification, separation and storage purposes. Investigatioàns of sol-gel techniques for the production of adsorbents. Dept. of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Royal Military College of Canada
	J. Stephen Hartman
	Jack Miller
	Abdul Majid  Institute for chemical Process and environmental Technology, Nationalm research Council
	S. Iraj Najafi (2) Lumenon
	Geoffrey A. Ozin

 

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	Edson Leite Chemistry Department, Universidade Federal de Sao Carlos, Brasil Synthesis and characterization of nanostructured ceramic materials for electronic application, as well as the processing of ceramic thin films by chemical route.
	E.D. Zanotto

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	D.Avnir  Institute of Chemistry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Sol-Gel processing, Entrapment of Organic and Biorganic Molecules,Hybrids, Bio active Materials, Organic doped Sol-Gel, Sensors Links to group publications and group people.
	Renata Reisfeld Dept. of Inorganic Chemistry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Sol-Gel glass, solid state lasers, NLO, quantum dots chemical optical sensors, rare earths in glass.
	Yachin Cohen
	Gideon Grader Chemical Engineering, Technion Israel Institute of Technology Powder synthesis, sol-gel materials

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	Max Lu Chemical engineering, University of Quensland, Australia Nanostructured materials,, molecular engineering of nanoparticles for photocatalysis, membranes, nanoengineered clays. R. Lamb
	Paul Mulvaney   School of Chemistry  University of Melbourn Nanosized particles, Nanotechnology

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