Nano News
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What sparked your passion in science, technology, and math? That was the question at this year’s inaugural Spark! gala event at Little Rock’s Museum…
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Our researchers are looking for a cleaner, greener way to generate hydrogen for renewable energy applications. Since 2008, researchers in the CINS Advanced Deposition…
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One of CINS’s primary areas of research is featured in a recent scholarly article, which has been accepted for publication in The Journal of…
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Student research opportunities took center stage when CINS was visited by a group of science teachers from Arkansas and the region on Thursday…
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Students from the TRIO Summer Science Program visited the Center for Integrative Nanotechnology Sciences (CINS) on Tuesday, June 20th to learn about the size…
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At CINS, we’re helping to grow the next generation of scientist; we believe the students we work with can go on to achieve great…
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Congratulations to CINS student Lara Ianov for receiving the Donaghey Scholars Program’s Friedman Award. The prestigious Friedman Award is presented to a graduating Donaghey…
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Nearly 40 students from across Arkansas learned about the size and science of nano today when they visited the Center for Integrative Nanotechnology Sciences…
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With the opening of UALR’s Center for Integrative Nanotechnology Sciences (CINS) today, May 2, Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe said, “We no longer have to take…
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Dignitaries including Gov. Mike Beebe, Sen. Mark Pryor, Rep. Tim Griffin, and UALR Chancellor Joel E. Anderson will be on hand at 10 a.m.…