There’s too much exciting nanotechnology research going on at Georgia Tech to fit in a single article in the Alumni Magazine, and so we’re featuring additional cutting-edge work exclusively online. Below are nanoscale images of some of the research happening on campus.
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- A team led by chemical and biomolecular engineering professor Dennis Hess created these nanoscale cellulose fibers through refining wood pulp.
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- Researchers used carbon nanotubes to create this structure, which they nicknamed “wormhole.”
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- A team led by Elisa Riedo, an associate professor in the School of Physics, created this nanoscale reproduction of the Mona Lisa.
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- This SEM micrograph image shows carbon nanotubes wrapped around paper fibers, a new structure created by a team led by Rosario Gerhardt, a professor in the School of Materials Science and Engineering.
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- Tech researchers manufactured this “wineglass” at the nanoscale.
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