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Dawn Bonnell

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  • Wed, April 9, 2008

  • http://www.seas.upenn.edu/%7Ebonnell/

  • Professor

  • Atomic structure and reactivity of oxide surfaces; ferroelectric nanolithography, multiple modulation scanning probe microscopy

  • University of Pennsylvania

  • Materials Science

  • Philadelphia

  • PA

  • United States

  • Dawn Bonnell is a Trustee Professor of Materials Science at the University of Pennsylvania and the Director of the Nano/Bio Interface Center. She received her PhD from the University of Michigan and was a Fulbright scholar to the Max-Planck-Institute in Stuttgart, Germany, after which she worked at IBM Thomas Watson Research Center. She has authored or coauthored over 190 papers, edited several books, including Scanning Probe Microscopy and Spectroscopy: theory, techniques, and applications. The research in the Bonnell group focuses on atomic processes at surfaces. The group is produced the first images of atoms on oxide surfaces, and is currently interested in perovskite surfaces. More recently her group developed a new paradigm for fabricating nanostructured devices, Ferroelectric Nanolithography, that exploits domain specific reactivity at ferroelectric domains. An important aspect of this research program has been the invention of new microscopies that reveal the behavior of extremely small structures.

Posts by Dawn Bonnell

  • A Decade of Nanotechnology: the role of local probes

    Last year marked the 10th year of the National Nanotechnology Initiative in the US and similar initiatives in many other countries. The anniversary inspired reports that summarized the accomplishments and impact of the advances as well as a conference in Washington DC that highlighted outcomes. The role of scanning probes, local...

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  • Happy New Year! News at the Nano Probe Network

    Welcome to the new face of the Nano Probe Network! After months of behind the scenes design and engineering, we launched a new and improved interface for our community interactions this January. Read More......

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  • Penn Nanotech Master’s Live Chat on 12/3, 11 AM (EST)

    On December 3 at 11 A.M. (Eastern Standing Time), there will be a live on-line  chat to answer any questions regarding the Nanotechnology Master's Program at the University of Pennsylvania. The live chat will be hosted at: http://www.masters.nano.upenn.edu/chat Read More......

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  • Post-doctoral positions at the University of Liege, Belgium

    2 Post-doctoral positions are available at the University of Liege, Belgium. Appointments are nominally for one year with the possibility for renewal. Research will be in the area of molecular recognition using AFM-based single molecule force spectroscopy. The project will involve interaction force measurements in molecular biomimetic films based on genetically...

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  • Image Contest – Win an iPod Nano

    Submit your best SPM image and become eligible to win an iPod Nano! You can view the current entries here, and the submission instructions are here. We have extended the deadline, and the winner will be chosen July 31, 2009. Enter now and show off your scanning probe prowess! ...

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  • Live Forums Continue to Advance the Field

    The 3rd Live Forum will be held on Friday, May 22 11:30-1 PM, Eastern Standard Time. The topic is timely: Piezoresponse Force Microscopy. Some may view this technique as specialized for ferroelectric domain tracking. But in fact it can do much more. Imaging biological...

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