Introducing Keynote Assoc Prof Susan Quinn University College Dublin #DNAinteractions light activated #nanoparticlesystems #photoactivated process #nucleicacids. Chair of the UK Research and Innovation #LifeSciences #SoftMatter Advisory Panel. #AMN10 early registration is still open! confer.eventsair.com/amn10/registra…

Announcing our first Silver Sponsor Massey University Secure your early bird registration for #AMN10 by 14 October. #nanotechnology #advanced #materialsscience confer.eventsair.com/amn10/registra…

Welcoming Matū Group as #Researcher Discussion Session sponsor. Matū invests in scalable science & #deeptech #startups, offering retail investors a chance to buy into the deep tech sector. Early Bird registration closes next week. Register for AMN10 now! confer.eventsair.com/amn10/registra…

This is a really remarkable place, just outside Marsala. A definite highlight of my trip to Sicily. Fascinating to see the quarry itself but also the plants, and to hear the history from the delightful guides. …ve-la-citta-scavata-dai.business.site

Our Plenary speaker Prof David Awschalom is from The University of Chicago #MolecularEngineering #spintronics #quantum #engineering #AMN10 Rotorua, New Zealand Early bird registration closes this week! confer.eventsair.com/amn10/registra…

Plenary speaker Prof Kathleen J. Stebe from Penn is Associate Editor of Soft Matter and Fellow of the American Physical Society #assembly in #softmatter #novel #functional #materials #AMN10 Early bird registration closes this Friday! confer.eventsair.com/amn10/registra…

We are delighted to announce our Platinum Sponsor for #AMN10! Huge thanks to WellingtonUni and Wellington UniVentures for supporting our 10th biennial interdisciplinary conference on #nanotechnology and #advanced #materialsscience Programme now available confer.eventsair.com/amn10/programme

Plenary Speaker and Physics at the University of Auckland Professor Cather Simpson is scientific founder of 2 internationally award winning spin-outs Engender Technologies and Orbis Diagnostics #startup #entrepreneur Cather Simpson #AMN10 #photonfactory University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau Registration closes Friday! confer.eventsair.com/amn10/registra…

Announcing University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau as our second Silver Sponsor for #AMN10 #nanotechnology #advanced #materials #science The Conference Programme is now available online - confer.eventsair.com/amn10/programme

Plenary Speaker Dan Hikuroa from Ngāti Maniapoto, Waikato-Tainui and Wānanga o Waipapa is a world expert on weaving #indigenous knowledge and science University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau #AMN10 Rotorua, New Zealand Early Bird Registration closes today! confer.eventsair.com/amn10/registra…

Plenary Speaker Prof. Michelle Simmons UNSW #Quantum #Computation and Communication #technology #Physics #atomic electronics #computing #devices #atomicscale And 2018 AusoftheYearAwards Last chance for Early Bird Registration! #AMN10 Early Bird closes today! confer.eventsair.com/amn10/registra…

Type 'leave twitter' into twitter's search box - and get a deluge of results encouraging you not to. I think that has probably settled the question for me.

📣Check out 'Reservoir computing using networks of memristors: effects of topology and heterogeneity' by Simon Brown Simon Brown et al . The latest advanced article in @nanscale_rsc 🔗 pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Reservoir computing using networks of memristors Congrats to my postdoc Josh has done an awesome job of investigating how all the important parameters affect computational performance, for a range of tasks. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Congrats to my student Sara Salehitaleghani on her latest paper. Moiré pattern modulated topological phase and in-gap edge modes in α-a... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Excited to see this in print today. Boolean logic and pattern classification using our neuron-like spikes. My student Sofie did a stunning job on this. Computation via Neuron-like Spiking in Percolating Networks of Nanoparticles | Nano Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Excited to share our latest work, just out in Advanced Materials. Experimental demonstration of reservoir computing with self-assembled percolating networks of nanoparticles. Includes spoken digit recognition. doi.org/10.1002/adma.2…

Simon Brown and colleagues from University of Canterbury present a first step in the emulation of complex emergent biological behaviors such as swarming, opening a new route to the solution of complex optimization problems, using percolating networks of nanoparticles (PNNs) iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108…

Pretty amazing that networks of nanoparticles can be trained so that an agent can follow another, or so that several agents can autonomously generate swarming behaviour. doi.org/10.1088/2634-4… Courtesy of a lot of work from my student Zac Heywood.

This is really cool! My student Sofie Studholme has figured out how to use our percolating networks of nanoparticles to solve optimisation problems, and in particular to factorise integers! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…