A Short Course on Directed Synthesis and Self-Assembly of Polymers is scheduled for May 26, 1999. The Aggarwal Lectures in Polymer Science will be given by Professor Frank S. Bates, Distinguished McKnight Professor at the University of Minnesota. The new genomics center is expected to open this spring on the Cornell campus. N.Y. Samuel Cartinhour, a USDA-Agricultural Research Service molecular biologist with expertise in informatics, has been named director of the new genomics center. The Cornell Nanofabrication Facility will offer NanoCourses, short courses on tiny technology, June 8 to 25, 1999.
Emphasis is on the practical limitations and characteristics of fabrication processes.
CNF Sandip Tiwari Tiwari Appointed Director Sandip Tiwari, a leader in advanced device work at IBM Corp. and a manager at IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center, has been named director of the Cornell Nanofabrication Facility. Tiwari has direct experience in building small electronic devices in the areas of microwave, optical, and silicon structures, and is interested in the new frontiers of nanofabrication, such as biological devices. The next few decades will bring many more discoveries, new areas of research, and new applications. CNF is located in Knight Laboratory at the Cornell College of Engineering and serves annually approximately 160 research groups and 450 users, who come from universities and corporations throughout the United States, including 210 student researchers and faculty from Cornell. University Photography Moen Researches Working Couples Marriage partners who feel burdened by their hours at work report the lowest quality of life among working couples, according to a new Cornell University study.