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Selected Publications: Multicompartment Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles with Branched Shapes: An Epitaxial Growth Mechanism Structurally ordered intermetallic platinum–cobalt core–shell nanoparticles with enhanced activity and stability as oxygen reduction electrocatalysts Channeling of a subangstrom electron beam in a crystal mapped to two-dimensional molecular orbitals Tuning ORR Activity via Controllable Dealloying: A Model Study of Ordered Cu3Pt/C Intermetallic Nanocatalysts Data Processing for Atomic Resolution Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy Efficient elastic imaging of single atoms on ultrathin supports in a scanning transmission electron microscope Twinning and Twisting of Tri- and Bilayer Graphene Direct Imaging of a Two-Dimensional Silica Glass on Graphene Three-Dimensional Tracking and Visualization of Hundreds of Pt−Co Fuel Cell Nanocatalysts During Electrochemical Aging Networked and chiral nanocomposites from ABC triblock terpolymer coassembly with transition metal oxide nanoparticles Surfactant Ligand Removal and Rational Fabrication of Inorganically Connected Quantum Dots Extended Depth of Field for High-Resolution Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy Controlled Synthesis of Uniform Cobalt Phosphide Hyperbranched Nanocrystals Using Tri-n-octylphosphine Oxide as a Phosphorus Source Evolutionary Scheduler for the Deep Space Network Deep Space Network Scheduling Using Evolutionary Computational Methods IEEE Aerospace Conference 2007 paper #1210 (2007) | Sideprojects: Cornell Spectrum Imager - Open source tool for spectral analysis. Spork the World: Webcomic Running MIT Photonic Bands on Cygwin - A guide to running software in Windows. [discussed here] 3D Zone Axis Map for Crystallography - A small program which plots various zone axis on a rotatable sphere. FHSST.org - A great organization which writes free open source science text books for countries with underfunded schools. date2et and et2date - Converts a date to seconds past j2000 epoch or converts seconds past j2000 epoch to a date. This is only for you NASA ephemeris geeks. |


