Professor Hao Yan
Hao.yan@asu.edu
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Dr. Yan Liu
Assistant Research Professor
Yan_liu@asu.edu
Dr. Qiangbin Wang
Assistant Research Professor
Qiangbin.wang@asu.edu
Rahul Chhabra
Graduate Student
rahul.chhabra@asu.edu
Kyle Lund
Graduate Student
kyle.lund@asu.edu
Chenxiang Lin
Graduate Student
chenxiang.lin@asu.edu
Jaswinder Sharma
Graduate Student
jaswinder.sharma@asu.edu
Sherri Rinker
Graduate Student
sherri.harvey@asu.edu
Yonggang Ke
Graduate Student
younggang.ke@asu.edu
Bryan Wei
Graduate Student
bryan.wei@asu.edu
Lijing Jiang
Graduate Student
Lijing.jiang@asu.edu
Henry (Xi) Lu
Undergraduate Student
Alex Fryer
High School Student Intern
Jimmy Wang
High School Student Intern
Recently, at Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute, N.J. Tao and collaborators have found a way to make a key electrical component on a phenomenally tiny scale. Their single-molecule diode is described in this week’s online edition of Nature Chemistry.
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"Pulling Single Biomolecules Apart: Observations and Theory"
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