At the Rowland, the objective of the Dogic Lab was to understand and control the self-assembly of matter on a colloidal length scale. The basic building blocks used were colloids of chemical or biological origin with well controlled spherical or rod-like...
As the Director of Electronics Engineering at the Rowland Institute, Win oversees a fully appointed electronics engineering laboratory with instrumentation benches, an extensive suite of electronic test and measurement instrumentation, and a substantial...
Joel Parks’ research projects in the Trapped Ion Dynamics Group had been designed to study the structural dynamics of nanoscale gas-phase species including small metal clusters and biomolecules, by making diffraction measurements of metal cluster symmetry...
The electrical conductance of many nanoscale materials is strongly affected by a local electrostatic and electrochemical environment. This unique property can be utilized to build a nanosensor whose spatial resolution is comparable to the size of the...
James Foley’s research interests centered on understanding fundamental structure/function relationships pertaining to the photophysics that govern the properties and behavior of organic dyes. We use this knowledge to develop improved chromophores for use...
Howard Berg, was a Senior Fellow at the Rowland and a faculty member in Molecular and Cellular Biology at Harvard University.
Howard was appointed as a Senior Fellow by Dr. Edwin Land, the founder of the Rowland Institute, based on their shared interest in...
As well as the usual networking, email, VPN, printing, and file-storage services, the Rowland Institute offers personal assistance with all theoretical or practical problems related to computing, modeling, mathematics, and statistics. In particular, help...