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Data Information, Security and Management |
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The overall objective of our collective research
faculty in the area of nanoscience is to investigate, theoretically
and experimentally, interactions between noble metal, magnetic and
organic nanostructures with biological materials for developing new
sensors. On the materials science side, we are experimentally
working to develop suitable nanomaterials for the construction of
integrated optic chemical and biological sensors. Basic research is
being implemented on transparent conducting nanomaterials for
flexible display applications. In addition, the research group has
built a chemical vapor deposition system and has begun synthesizing
carbon nanotubes at JSU. |
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Cluster Objectives |
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Support quality education at the
undergraduate and graduate levels. |
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2. Conduct meaningful and productive research. |
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Attract outstanding faculty and researchers to Jackson State
University. |
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Develop an ongoing funding stream to support these goals. |
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Strategic
Direction |
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Expand the number of faculty, students, and research staff members
involved in externally funded research. |
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Increase the number of specialized core labs supporting research and
teaching. |
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Enhance collaboration among the faculty and departments at JSU |
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Collaborate with additional universities and agencies. |
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Cluster Subgroups |
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Information
Assurance and Computer Security |
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Information and
Intelligent Systems |
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Data, Information,
Modeling and Visualization |
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