Byron Gates, Simon Fraser University
Associate Professor
Chemistry
Vancouver, British Columbia
bgates@sfu.ca
Office:
(778) 782-8066
Expert In
Bio/Research
The Chemistry of Inorganic Materials and Surfaces
We are interested in chemical routes to creating nanostructured materials and manipulating their surface chemistries. Our work requires skills in synthesis and characterization of these materials. We commonly use electron and optical mic...
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We are interested in chemical routes to creating nanostructured materials and manipulating their surface chemistries. Our work requires skills in synthesis and characterization of these materials. We commonly use electron and optical mic...
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Bio/Research
The Chemistry of Inorganic Materials and Surfaces
We are interested in chemical routes to creating nanostructured materials and manipulating their surface chemistries. Our work requires skills in synthesis and characterization of these materials. We commonly use electron and optical microscopy, scanning probe microscopy, surface spectroscopy, and diffraction techniques to characterize the composition and form of the nanostructures. Students also develop skills in micro- and nanofabrication to direct the assembly of nanostructures, to pattern nanostructured materials, to fabricate device structures, and to measure physical properties of these nanostructures.
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We are interested in chemical routes to creating nanostructured materials and manipulating their surface chemistries. Our work requires skills in synthesis and characterization of these materials. We commonly use electron and optical microscopy, scanning probe microscopy, surface spectroscopy, and diffraction techniques to characterize the composition and form of the nanostructures. Students also develop skills in micro- and nanofabrication to direct the assembly of nanostructures, to pattern nanostructured materials, to fabricate device structures, and to measure physical properties of these nanostructures.
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