Tel Aviv University


Tel Aviv University
Physics Colloquium

Academic Year  2000 - 2001


The colloquium is held at Melamed Hall (Room 6) in the Shenkar Physics Building, every Sunday at 16:10. Light refreshments are served outside Melamed Hall at 15:50. 

 

Sunday, 3 June 2001, 16:00

"Biology Inspired Nanotechnology"

Uri Sivan, The Technion

Nanotechnology is usually advertised as the art of making small things. A
far more interesting aspect of Nanotechnology concerns the fact that in
order to benefit from these dimensions man will have to learn how to
assemble useful constructs that are orders of magnitude more complex than
anything we can presently design, build, or check. Indeed, biology handles
the tremendous complexity found there by different strategies compared with
man made engineering.

Inspired by biology I will describe our efforts to harness some of its
principles and tools for the construction of molecular scale electronics.

Next Colloquium Fall 2000 Schedule Spring 2001 Schedule
For more information or for directions to Melamed Hall please contact: Yardena Mori  +972-3-6408636

To suggest potential speakers or register feedback contact: David J. Bergman +972-3-640-8543


Sponsored by:   The School of Physics & Astronomy, The Raymond and Beverly Sackler Faculty of Exact Sciences, Tel Aviv University.