Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (INN)
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    • Chemical Sciences for Nanostructures and Biological Applications
      • ADVANCED EPR METHODS AND ELECTRON SPIN DYNAMICS IN MOLECULAR AND NANO-SCALE MATERIALS
      • COMPUTATIONAL MODELING OF NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS
      • CHEMICAL BIOLOGY OF NATURAL PRODUCTS AND DESIGNED MOLECULES
      • FREE RADICALS IN BIO- AND NANO-TECHNOLOGY
      • MOLECULAR COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY
      • NATURAL PRODUCT SYNTHESIS AND BIOORGANIC CHEMISTRY
      • SOL-GEL NANOTECHNOLOGY AND SURFACE SCIENCE
      • STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND DYNAMICAL COMPLEX SYSTEMS
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      • MATERIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY (STABLES ISOTOPES AND RADIOCARBON)
      • PALAEOENVIRONMENT AND ANCIENT METALS STUDIES
    • Magnetism and Superconductivity: Advanced Materials and Applications
      • CRYSTALLOGRAPHY AND COORDINATION CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS
      • MOLECULAR MAGNETIC AND BIOINORGANIC SPECTROSCOPY
      • NANOFUNCTIONAL AND NANOCOMPOSITE MATERIALS
      • NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY
      • PERMANENT MAGNETS, MAGNETIC RECORDING AND THERMOELECTRICS
      • SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND MAGNETIC OXIDES
      • SYNCHROTRON X-RAY AND NEUTRON INVESTIGATIONS OF STRONGLY CORRELATED ELECTRON MATERIALS AND NANOPARTICLES
      • THEORETICAL PHYSICS OF MULTIELECTRON AND MAGNETIC SYSTEMS
    • Nanoelectronics, Photonics and Microsystems
      • CIRCUITS AND DEVICES FOR SENSOR NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS
      • ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND NANOMATERIALS
      • ENERGY HARVESTING AND AUTONOMOUS SENSORS
      • GRAPHENE AND TWO DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS FOR NANOELECTRONICS
      • MATERIALS AND DEVICES FOR INFORMATION STORAGE AND EMERGING ELECTRONICS
      • MATERIALS FOR NANOLITHOGRAPHY AND ORGANIC ELECTRONICS
      • MOLECULAR ENGINEERING OF PHOTO-FUNCTIONAL SELF-ASSEMBLED NANOSYSTEMS
      • MOLECULAR MATERIALS AS COMPONENTS OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES
      • NANOSTRUCTURES FOR NANOELECTRONICS, PHOTONICS AND SENSORS
      • PLASMA ENABLED NANOFABRICATION AND APPLICATIONS
      • OPTICAL BIOSENSORS
      • POLYMER BASED SENSOR AND SYSTEMS
      • THEORETICAL MODELING OF WAVES IN THE MICRO AND NANOSCALE
      • THIN FILMS BY CHEMICAL VAPOR AND ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION
      • THIN FILM DEVICES FOR MICROSYSTEMS AND LARGE AREA ELECTRONICS
    • Nanochemistry and Nanomaterials
      • ADVANCED CERAMICS AND COMPOSITES
      • FUNCTIONAL NANOMATERIALS OF ORGANIZED STRUCTURE
      • CATALYTIC-PHOTOCATALYTIC PROCESSES AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
      • MEMBRANES AND MATERIALS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SEPARATIONS
      • MOLECULAR THERMODYNAMICS AND MODELING OF MATERIALS
      • NANOTECHNOLOGY PROCESSES FOR SOLAR ENERGY CONVERSION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
      • TRANSPORT OF MATTER PHENOMENA IN POLYMERS
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  • NANOCHEMISTRY AND NANOMATERIALS
    • Advanced Ceramics and Composites
    • Functional Nanomaterials of Organized Structure
    • Catalytic-Photocatalytic Processes and Environmental Analysis
    • Membranes and Materials for Environmental Separations
    • Molecular Thermodynamics and Modeling of Materials
    • Nanotechnology Processes for Solar Energy Conversion and Environmental Protection
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