NM2
Co-Laboratory for Nanoparticle BASED
Manufacturing & Metrology
Between the 
and
Developing the science base for the production, characterization
and modeling of nanoparticles, their environmental impact, and their assembly
into functional nanostructures.
Laboratories exist at both Institutions
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U of M Now Ranks Among Top Three Public Research Universities
Prof.
Michael R.
Zachariah: Director of the NM2 and Director of the 
,, and Coordinator of the UMCP/NIST Collaboration on NanoManufactuing
and Metrology
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about the Center for NanoEnergetics Research 
Research Interests: Vapor Phase Reactive
Processes
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- Synthesis and Science of Nanostructured
and Aerosol Materials
- Aerosol based Self-Assembly
- Development of Characterization Methods
for physical and Chemical Properties of NanoParticles
- Microcombustion and Microengine Processes
- Applied Laser
Diagnostics/Imaging in Reacting Flows
- High
Temperature Chemistry and Reacting Flows (CVD & Combustion)
- Applied
Computational Chemistry and Classical Molecular Dynamics
Teaching:
- Chemical Reaction Engineering
- Microelectronics Processing
- Physical Measurements Laboratory
- Introduction to Combustion
- Kinetics and Reacting Flows
- Advanced Aerosol & Particle Engineering
- Introduction to NanoParticle Science and Engineering
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