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Selected Accomplisment:
1. Established NSF
supported National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network
Site at Washington University in St. Louis in March,
2009. (Small
Technology, Big Breakthrough)
2.
Established St. Louis Institute for Nanomedicine in
January, 2009. (Report
from St. Louis Business Journal)
3.
Organized 1st Symposium on Nanotechnology for Public
Health, Environment and Energy at Washington University
in St. Louis on 9/24-25, 2009. (Report
from Wash U Record).
4.
Participated in grant applications and received awards.
a. NSF–National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network
PI–Dong Qin, $2,500,000 (3/2009-2/2014)
PI–Dong Qin, NNIN-REU, $187,500 (3/2009-2/2014)
PI–Dong Qin, NNIN-ARRA-MRI, $390,000
(9/2009-8/2010)
b.
MLSBR–St. Louis Institute for Nanomedicine
PI – Sam Wickline (WUSM); Co-PI – Dong Qin,
$1,500,000 (2009-2012)
c.
NIH–NCRR-SIG:
Integrated Two Photon/Photoacoustic Confocal Systems
PI–Lihong Wang (SEAS)
with 9 participants from SEAS, A&S, and WUSM, $1,300,000
(2009-2011) (Dong Qin provided support and coordination, the proposal received an NIH impact score
of 10, which is the best (10-90))
d.
NSF–MRI: Acquisition of a Reactive Ion Etching,
Inductively Coupled Plasma Tool for Nanofabrication
PI–Stuart Solin (A&S), Co-PIs: Viktor Gruev (SEAS),
William Buhro (A&S) and Dong Qin, $373,450
(2009-2011)
e. MLSRB–Acquisition
of a TEM with Cyro and Tomography for Biological
Applications
PI–Robert Blankenship (A&S), Co-PIs-Howard Berg (Donald
Danforth Plant Science Center), and Dong Qin,
$1,000,000, (10-2012), pending
f. NSF–RET–Bring
Nanotechnology to the Classroom
PI–Dong Qin, $237,425, (2010-2013), pending
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