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	Welcome \| http://leung.uwaterloo.ca \| http://www.WATLab.com \| Visitor Info \| Supercomputer II
	CURRENT RESEARCH: CHEMICAL PHYSICS \| SURFACE CHEMISTRY \| NANOSCIENCE & NANOTECHNOLOGY - The Laboratory is one of the very few multi-disciplinary laboratories that engage in basic sciences targeting strategic emerging applications in Canada. Its mission is to develop fundamental understanding of radiation-matter and matter-matter interactions for R&D of new materials and nanoscale devices. Recent applications include molecular traps, bio/chemical sensing, field emission, solar cells, hydrogen generation by water splitting, and nanodevices. The Laboratory is fully equipped with multiple custom-built and numerous state-of-the-art commercial instrument systems for fundamental chemical physics, surface science and materials research studies, with the goal of providing new advances in chemical sensors and medical monitors, targeted drug delivery, green energy (both storage and generation), water/environment remediation, and ultrafast nanoelectronics. The Laboratory also houses the premier materials research centre (WATLab) in southern Ontario, equipped with a complete fleet of state-of-the-art surface and nanomaterials research tools in Microscopy (HR-XRD, Powder XRD, SAXS, TEM, FIB-SEM, Helium Ion Microscopy, SEM, Environmental SEM, EDX, OIM, AFM, VT-SPM, Light Microscopy & Correlative Microscopy); Spectromicroscopy (Imaging ESCA, Scanning Auger Microprobe, XPS/UPS, SIMS, Optical Spectro/microscopy Fleet); Synthesis & Fabrication (ECD, CVD, PVD, Nanogen, PLD, MBE, RIE, PECVD); Nanomaching & Lithography (Maskless OL, EBL, IBL, Nanoman, NPVE); and Rapid Prototyping (for bottom-up device manufacturing) for conducting exploratory studies in all emerging areas of nanotechnology and nanoscience.
	WHAT'S NEW @ 2017-12-23 15:27:00 Group Meeting - SCHEDULE POSITIONS AVAILABLE - for Postdoctoral Research Fellows and PhD Grad Students; for research in experimental surface/materials science, and nanotechnology: (1) Nano-applications of Si surface chemistry; (2) Hybrid nanomaterials (TCO, bimetals) for emerging technologies in chemical sensing, water remediation, solar cells & hydrogen generation; (3) Biologically active functional nanodevices; and (4) Nanoelectronics. [ Postdoctoral fellow applicants must have good hands-on and communication skills, and must be able to lead in projects. ****Grad student applicants must show interest and right aptitude in working with high-tech, challenging projects and in learning about sophisticated instrument systems and techniques. For graduate admission information, please contact GWC (Chemistry) directly. ]
	TEACHING - CHEM 120 \| 123 \| 129 \| 212 \| 254 \| 356 \| 350 \| 452C_Quantum-2 \| 400_Thermo-2 \| 452K \| 750_SSN \| 750_Nanotools \|\| PHYS 771 \| 773 \| 745 \|\| MNS 102 \|\| Schedule of Classes UNDERGRAD RESEARCH PROJECTS - CHEM 494/PHYS 437 Interested students must be prepared to work in the lab for at least 12 hours per week (or 3 afternoons) for the entire duration of the course. The successful students are expected to contribute to exciting data for at least 1-2 good publications in the chemical physics or nanosciences area.
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	FOR FURTHER INFO - Contact: tong @uwaterloo.ca

	Welcome \| http://leung.uwaterloo.ca \| http://www.WATLab.com \| Visitor Info \| Supercomputer II
	CURRENT RESEARCH: CHEMICAL PHYSICS \| SURFACE CHEMISTRY \| NANOSCIENCE & NANOTECHNOLOGY - The Laboratory is one of the very few multi-disciplinary laboratories that engage in basic sciences targeting strategic emerging applications in Canada. Its mission is to develop fundamental understanding of radiation-matter and matter-matter interactions for R&D of new materials and nanoscale devices. Recent applications include molecular traps, bio/chemical sensing, field emission, solar cells, hydrogen generation by water splitting, and nanodevices. The Laboratory is fully equipped with multiple custom-built and numerous state-of-the-art commercial instrument systems for fundamental chemical physics, surface science and materials research studies, with the goal of providing new advances in chemical sensors and medical monitors, targeted drug delivery, green energy (both storage and generation), water/environment remediation, and ultrafast nanoelectronics. The Laboratory also houses the premier materials research centre (WATLab) in southern Ontario, equipped with a complete fleet of state-of-the-art surface and nanomaterials research tools in Microscopy (HR-XRD, Powder XRD, SAXS, TEM, FIB-SEM, Helium Ion Microscopy, SEM, Environmental SEM, EDX, OIM, AFM, VT-SPM, Light Microscopy & Correlative Microscopy); Spectromicroscopy (Imaging ESCA, Scanning Auger Microprobe, XPS/UPS, SIMS, Optical Spectro/microscopy Fleet); Synthesis & Fabrication (ECD, CVD, PVD, Nanogen, PLD, MBE, RIE, PECVD); Nanomaching & Lithography (Maskless OL, EBL, IBL, Nanoman, NPVE); and Rapid Prototyping (for bottom-up device manufacturing) for conducting exploratory studies in all emerging areas of nanotechnology and nanoscience.
	WHAT'S NEW @ 2017-12-23 15:27:00 Group Meeting - SCHEDULE POSITIONS AVAILABLE - for Postdoctoral Research Fellows and PhD Grad Students; for research in experimental surface/materials science, and nanotechnology: (1) Nano-applications of Si surface chemistry; (2) Hybrid nanomaterials (TCO, bimetals) for emerging technologies in chemical sensing, water remediation, solar cells & hydrogen generation; (3) Biologically active functional nanodevices; and (4) Nanoelectronics. [ Postdoctoral fellow applicants must have good hands-on and communication skills, and must be able to lead in projects. ****Grad student applicants must show interest and right aptitude in working with high-tech, challenging projects and in learning about sophisticated instrument systems and techniques. For graduate admission information, please contact GWC (Chemistry) directly. ]
	TEACHING - CHEM 120 \| 123 \| 129 \| 212 \| 254 \| 356 \| 350 \| 452C_Quantum-2 \| 400_Thermo-2 \| 452K \| 750_SSN \| 750_Nanotools \|\| PHYS 771 \| 773 \| 745 \|\| MNS 102 \|\| Schedule of Classes UNDERGRAD RESEARCH PROJECTS - CHEM 494/PHYS 437 Interested students must be prepared to work in the lab for at least 12 hours per week (or 3 afternoons) for the entire duration of the course. The successful students are expected to contribute to exciting data for at least 1-2 good publications in the chemical physics or nanosciences area.
	UWATERLOO.CA - \| Campus map \| Daily Bulletin \| Library \| Grad House \| WatIAM \| ORA \| Network Stats \| Chemistry \| GWC \| GWP \| Calendars \|\| City map \| Google Maps \| Yellow Pages \| Canada Post \| City of Waterloo \| The Record \|\| WEATHER - Waterloo \| Campus \| Greenroof \| Outside SCIENCE LINKS - AIP \| APS \| AVS \| MRS \| CAP \| ACS \| CSC \| ALS \| NIST Chem Webbook \| Chemistry
	FOR FURTHER INFO - Contact: tong @uwaterloo.ca