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Nanoscale Science and Technology

Robert Kelsall (Editor), Ian W. Hamley (Co-Editor), Mark Geoghegan (Co-Editor)
ISBN: 978-0-470-85086-2
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472 pages
April 2005
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Robert W Kelsall is Course director for the joint Leeds/Sheffield MSc in Nanoscale Science and Technology, which was one of the first (and is currently one of the largest) taught postgraduate nanotechnology programmes to be established in Europe. Ian Hamley and Mark Geoghegan are both actively involved in the delivery of the course. All three Editors manage substantial research programmes covering low-dimensional semiconductor devices, structured surfaces and interfaces, polymers and soft matter.

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