Previous Maye Group Presentations:

By Prof. Maye:

1. M.M. Maye, J. C. Dabrowiak, C. M. Alexander, “DNA-capped nanoparticles designed for doxorubicin drug delivery” (Colloids, #284) 242^nd ACS Meeting, 2011, Denver

2. M.M. Maye, J. Zylstra, H Han, C. Alexander, J. Dabrowiak, R. P. Doyle, “Developing modular surface chemistry approaches for biological and drug loading at nanoparticle interfaces” (Biocolloids and Biological Interfaces-I, #10) 85^th ACS Colloids and Surface Science Symposium,  2011, Montreal

3. M.M. Maye, P. N. Njoki, W. Wu, “Exploring nanoparticle phase behavior using core/alloy/shell and core/alloy models” (Synthesis of Nanostructures and Surface Science II, #79) 85^th ACS Colloids and Surface Science Symposium,  2011, Montreal

4. M.M. Maye, H. Han, C. R. Hine, R. Alam, P. N. Njoki, “Investigation of Hydrothermally Processed Nanomaterials for Integration with Third Generation Photovoltaics” 2011 NSLS-CFN User Meeting.

5. M.M. Maye, H. Han, C. R. Hine, R. Alam, P. N. Njoki, “ Hydrothermal Processing Quantum Dots and Alloy Nanoparticles” DOE BES Scientific User Facilities Division E-Beam Microcharacterization Centers and Nanoscale Science Research Centers 2011 Contractors’ Meeting. 2011, Annapolis

6. M.M. Maye, “Synthesis of Core-Shell Plasmonic Nanoparticles and Quantum Dots via Fine-Tuned Hydrothermal Routes” (INOR: Nanoscience, #116). 2010 ACS Meeting, San Francisco

7. M.M. Maye; “Single Molecule Observation of PL Enhancement in Qdot Nanoparticle Heterodimers” Picoquant Workshop #5: "Making single molecule fluorescence lifetime easier" @ Brookhaven National Laboratory, Invited Talk, June 2010

8. M.M. Maye “Quantum Dots for Sensing and Bioimaging.” 2010 NERM ACS  (Nano, #155), Invited Talk.

9. M.M. Maye, “ Nanoparticle Nanotechnology and Biomimetic Self-Assembly” Department Colloquia at Hamilton College, Department of Science, October 2009

10. M.M. Maye, “Probing DNA-Mediated Nanoparticle Crystallization with High Energy Synchrotron X-ray Scattering ” Department Colloquia at Cornell University, Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source, October 2009,

11. Maye, M.M. “Greener Synthesis of Nanoparticles Using Fine Tuned Hydrothermal Routes” 2009 MRS Fall Meeting, Session BB (BB3.2)

By Graduate Students:

1. J. Zylstra, N. Miska, M.M. Maye “Modular phase transfer and ligand exchange protocol for quantum dots” 2010 ACS-Meeting, Boston, MA (Colloids  #258)

2. H. Han, P. Lutz, M.M. Maye “Synthesis of core-shell quantum dots for Biofunctionalization” 2010 ACS-Meeting, Boston, MA (Colloids #257)

3. C. Hine, A. Roy, M.M. Maye “New insights into ligand effects during quantum dot nucleation and growth” 2010 ACS-Meeting, Boston, MA (Phys. Chem, #590)

4. Hine, C.R.; Han, H.; Francesco, G. N.; Maye, M.M. Doped semiconductive quantum dots and their assembly ACS Inorganic Symposium (#595) 238^th ACS National Meeting, 2009.

5. Francesco, G. N.; Matthews, S.; Sexton, A.; Maye, M.M. Solvothermal synthesis and processing of core-shell nanomaterials ACS Inorganic Symposium (#184) 238^th ACS National Meeting, 2009.

6. Whitfield, Z.; Matthews, S.; Maye, M.M. Silver nanorod and nanoparticle synthesis and self-AssemblyACS Physical Chemistry Symposium (#602) 238^th ACS National Meeting, 2009.
7. Pang, L.; Zylstra, J.; Miska, N.; Maye, M.M. Ionic assembly of metallic nanoparticles and semiconductive quantum dots into hybrid assemblies Colloid & Surface  Symposium (#563) 238^th ACS National Meeting, 2009.

8. Han, H.; Di Francesco, G. N.; Sexton, A.; Maye, M.M. Rapid Synthesis of Water Processable Quantum Dots Under Hydrothermal ConditionsColloid & Surface  Symposium (#255) 238^th ACS National Meeting, 2009.

9. Zylstra, J.; Pang, L.; Han, H.; Maye, M.M. Quantum dot functionalization and self-assembly using engineered proteins and peptides.  Colloid & Surface Symposium (#293) 238^th ACS National Meeting, 2009.