The Nanoscale Science Ph.D. Program is an interdisciplinary program of research and teaching that promotes the understanding, development, and manipulation of structures and phenomena that have nanoscale dimensions. Research and academic work towards earning a Ph.D. in Nanoscale Science addresses the development of materials and processes on the scale of roughly 1-100 nanometers in length, and the study of phenomena that occur on this size scale. The program prepares students to become scholarly, practicing scientists who possess the critical thinking, methodological, and communication skills required to advance and disseminate knowledge of fundamental and applied science in the areas of chemistry, biochemistry, energy materials, optics/spectroscopy, physics, and engineering.
2024 Graduate Research Symposium Winners!!!
Sudip Dam – 1st in Oral Presentation in Interdisciplinary Research
Jenny Kant – 1st in Poster Presentation in Interdisciplinary Research
Elizabeth Skelly – 2nd in Oral Presentation in Interdisciplinary Research
(Pictured Left to Right: Sudip Dam, COS Dean Donovan-Merkert, Elizabeth Skelly)
Nanoscale Science Students In Focus
Ph.D. Student Allison Stadick finished 3rd place overall at the UNC Charlotte Three Minute Thesis (3MT) sponsored by the graduate school. Allison is studying antimicrobial light-activated magnetic metal nanoparticles with Prof. Juan Vivero-Escoto.
Faculty In Focus
Dr. Ge and Dr. Casto-Boggess join the Department of Chemistry and Nanoscale Science PhD program as faculty (Fall 2023).
Faculty In Focus
The Poler Research Group consists of students from the Nanoscale Science Ph.D. program, the Optical Science and Engineering Ph.D. program, the Master’
Faculty in Focus
Welcome to the Walter Research Group in the Chemistry Department at UNC Charlotte. We are interested in the synthesis and development of new materials for Solar Energy Conversion and fluorescent molecular probes.
Faculty Spotlight
The study of RNA has become one of the most prominent areas in modern biology and biomedicine. RNA is now appreciated to function as an enzyme, natural scaffold, and powerful regulator of gene expression.
Faculty Spotlight
Research in the Bejger lab is focused on the design, synthesis, and assembly of molecular clusters for energy applications.