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Once the device is prepared the student will examine the behaviour of the nanoparticles to gain better understanding of their solution properties and interactions with macromolecular materials. The student will additionally study time dependent fluorescence activities of these nanoparticles during the magnetic heating process, gaining a more thorough understanding of their solution behaviour and biological activities.
Training will be offered on imaging techniques (i.e. TEM, SEM, confocal, spectroscopy) and materials synthesis (ie. Polymers, nanoparticles) to facilitate advanced studies. Expertise in scientific analytical equipment (both usage and maintenance) is required.
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