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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.


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Kazuhiro Fujita

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)


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Kay Kunes

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)


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Nelson Page

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


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M. Sairam Swaroop

Electronic transport through DNA nanodevices
Junior Exchange Award

JNCASR, Bangalore, India – UC Davis (Department of Physics)


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Anne Poduska

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


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Sichun Yang

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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