NSF
Chirality-Programmed Hierarchical All-Inorganic Nanostructures: Chemical Control of Symmetry, Interfaces, and Function
Chirality-Programmed Hierarchical All-Inorganic Nanostructures: Chemical Control of Symmetry, Interfaces, and Function is a funding opportunity from NSF, closing July 31, 2029.
Jul 31, 2029
(1097d left)Overview
In this project, Professor Min Ouyang of the University of Maryland, College Park, will develop new chemical principles for creating chiral inorganic nanomaterials and understanding how structural chirality controls charge, spin, and chemical reactivity. Chirality, or “handedness,” is a geometric property found…