ICAM-I2CAM scientists work together to advance our understanding of frontier sciences and explore new possibilities in research. Below is a list of the many collaborations and exchanges that have taken place through ICAM-I2CAM sponsored support and exchange awards.

Synthesis of high purity cuprate superconductors and measurement of intrinsically inhomogeneous electronic structure in these materials
University of Tokyo (Physics) – Cornell University (Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics)

Theoretical modeling of amyloid protein self assembly
UC Davis – Lausanne, Switzerland (2005 Meeting on Physical Science Approaches to Amyloidogenic Proteins )
UC Davis – Crete, Greece (2007 Meeting on Protein Assembly in Materials, Biology, and Medicine: Direct Impact on Biological Nanosciences)

Simulations of protein membrane interactions in neurons
UC Davis (Physics/Materials Science) – Cargese, France (2006 Advanced Workshop [Summer School] on Biological Physics)

Electronic transport through DNA nanodevices
Junior Exchange Award
JNCASR, Bangalore, India – UC Davis (Department of Physics)

Synthesis of metal oxide materials and science outreach/education
Junior Exchange Award
Cornell University (Chemistry) – Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research, Biological Chemistry JNCASR (Materials Science), Bangalore, India

New Models for self assembly of proteins in amyloid structures
Junior Exchange Award
UCSD Center for Theoretical Biological Physics – Cambridge University (Physics)
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