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Home > Press > Faculty Profile: Nina Markovic - Unraveling the Mysteries of Physics on the Nanoscale
|Spin-diode with a nanotube quantum dot (QD) poised between a ferromagnetic (blue) and a non-ferromagnetic metal electrode (red and blue). Yellow walls represent contact barriers between the QD and the electrodes. Credit: Christopher Merchant/JHU
Quantum dots (QD)—nanoscale particles that confine electrons and can emit and absorb light—have been studied in lasers, solar paneling, and biomedical therapeutics. Nina Markovic, affiliated faculty member of the Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) and assistant professor of physics in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, believes this emerging technology will prove important in cancer therapies, energy transmission, and drug delivery.
"Nanocrystal quantum dots are commercially available," Markovic says, "but we are developing a novel kind of quantum dots using carbon nanotubes."
Carbon nanotubes are long and narrow molecules that look like chicken wire made of carbon atoms. Their fascinating electronic, optical and mechanical properties have been extensively studied in the last ten years. Now that their basic properties are better understood, Markovic explains, the next step is to apply them to biomedical applications such as quantum dot therapeutics or diagnostics.
Recently, Markovic began collaborations with INBT affiliated faculty members Justin Hanes, professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and Jennifer Sample from the Applied Physics Laboratory. Together they have been investigating nanotube quantum dots for therapeutic purposes. Markovic and Sample have just been awarded a seed grant from INBT to develop this program.
Specifically, Markovic's group is working on ways to get their nanotube quantum dots to be frequency-specific. This means they will be able to release their contents on demand and be more selectively controlled—an important step in the specific time-release of drugs, and drug delivery regimes.
In addition, Markovic is interested in quantum computing and applying nanotube quantum dot technology to photovoltaic devices. Her group recently studied a film composed of carbon nanotubes and studied their photovoltaic currents in an innovative type of solar cell. Whereas semiconductors are typically used, her idea is to create a structurally different solar cell that may better transmit electrons from the photons it receives from the sun through the photovoltaic effect.
"If light can be more efficiently captured and converted into an electric current, it may revolutionize solar paneling and its use as an efficient renewable energy," Markovic says. [See reference.]
Markovic first became fascinated by quantum mechanics when she took a modern physics course as an undergraduate at the University of Zagreb, Croatia. She says she was drawn to its counterintuitive nature and its elegant mathematical language. After completing a post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard University in 2003, Markovic joined the Hopkins physics faculty. In 2004, she was selected as one of the Alfred P. Sloan Fellows. She received the distinguished National Science Foundation's Faculty Early Career Development Award in 2006, which gave her $500,000 over five years. Markovic enjoys the classroom and teaches thermodynamics and statistical physics. She particularly enjoys teaching the Frontiers of Physics course for non-science majors, which covers all aspects of physics from quantum physics to astrophysics.
To learn more about the Markovic Lab, physics-astronomy.jhu.edu/people/faculty/nina.html.
"Effects of diffusion on photocurrent generation in single-walled carbon nanotube films," C. A. Merchant and N. Markovic, Appl. Phys. Lett. 92, 243510 (2008).
Story by Jacob Koskimaki, INBT science writing intern and NanoBio IGERT fellow
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My husband and I will be visiting Croatia this year in June for a 15 day island hopping holiday! I'm looking for some tips & suggestions. This is our itinerary:
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We'll be arriving in Split and taking the plane back from Dubrovnik. And we'll be taking ferries/ catamarans between Split, Hvar, Korcula & Dubrovnik. Are the ferries or catamarans reliable at this time of the year? I wanted to know if the amount of days in each place is enough, we do not want to be too rushed but at the same time we want to see as much as we can. The main aim of this holiday will be to relax by the water, eat good food and have a good time in the sun. We are thinking of doing a few day trips to Palkeni Islands/ Milna from Hvar and to Lopud & Montenegro from Dubrovnik. Also, would it be advisable to spend one day in Split and increase a day in Hvar? Or is it fine as it is?
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My husband and I will be visiting Croatia this year in June for a 15 day island hopping holiday! I'm looking for some tips & suggestions. This is our itinerary:
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The timetables are usually reliable: boats from Korcula to Dubrovnik every Tuesday and Saturday; several times daily between Split and Hvar Island as well as between Split and Korcula Island (boats and catamarans); twice daily between Hvar Island and Korcula Island (catamaran), plus the above mentioned Tuesday and Saturday boat Split - Starigrad - Korcula - Dubrovnik.
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Have you researched what you want to see/do in Split? It most definitely deserves at least a day, but I have found that many people are more interested in being on the islands more than being in the city--even an interesting city. So, I suggest counting up all you would like to see and determine if one or two days will work. For example, the palace can be seen in hours. If you want to visit Salona or Trogir, give it two days.
Where are the extra days--I am counting 11, not 15.
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yorkshire has given you some great advice about Split. I agree that it deserves at least a day if you have ANY interest in its unique, fascinating sites and at least 2 days in the area if you want to include lovely Trogir. If you prefer a slow pace, you might want even a 3rd day. Note that Split is an energetic, dynamic city - not a relaxing resort, although it has wonderful areas in which to relax, including the Lungomare, Peristyle, and various public squares outside the Palace.
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Capacity will increase to 10,000 grams/day during the 2nd quarter of 2006
Raymor Industries Inc. (TSX VENTURE:RAR), a leading developer and producer of single-walled carbon nanotubes, nanomaterials and advanced materials, is proud to announce that the installation of its high capacity unit for the production of single-walled carbon nanotubes has now been completed, and operations will begin immediately. This is a key milestone towards demonstrating to major customers, including those in the aerospace and defense sectors, our capacity to produce high quality single-walled carbon nanotubes at high throughputs. The capacity of this first single-walled carbon nanotube production unit will increase to 10,000 grams/day during the 2nd quarter of 2006. Following this, Raymor will install new units to meet market demand, thus becoming the largest producer of single-walled carbon nanotubes in the world.
"Our single-walled carbon nanotubes will be a technology platform for the commercialization of numerous applications in aerospace, defense, energy, and other sectors," said Mr. Stephane Robert, President of Raymor Industries. "With major aerospace manufacturers committing to the construction of composite-based commercial aircraft, our capacity to supply high quality single-walled carbon nanotubes will serve as a catalyst for the incorporation of these phenomenal materials in new aircraft," added Mr. Robert.
Single-walled carbon nanotubes are unique forms of pure carbon, which are up to 100 times stronger than steel at 1/6th the weight i.e. very strong, lightweight materials. These materials have impressive electrical properties, as they can conduct electricity up to 1000 times greater than copper. Single-walled carbon nanotubes can transfer heat up to 10 times greater than copper. Given these phenomenal properties, single-walled carbon nanotubes will be the technology platform for a multitude of applications, including:
Raymor's high quality single-walled carbon nanotubes are produced using a unique, patented, plasma-based process. As compared to the other techniques for commercially producing single-walled carbon nanotubes (CVD, Gas Phase CVD, Arc, Laser Ablation), Raymor will produce in a continuous process large volumes of high quality single-walled carbon nanotubes at a reasonable price to facilitate the full integration into commercial products.
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The Poor and the Perfect: The Rise of Learning in the Franciscan Order, 1209–1310. By Neslihan Şenocak. (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2012. Pp. xiv, 276. $49.95.)
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DOI: 10.1111/hisn.12030_69
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Cusato, M. F. (2014), The Poor and the Perfect: The Rise of Learning in the Franciscan Order, 1209–1310. By Neslihan Şenocak. (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2012. Pp. xiv, 276. $49.95.). Historian, 76: 189–190. doi: 10.1111/hisn.12030_69
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Known for several important articles on the libraries of various medieval Franciscan convents, the young Turkish scholar Neslihan Şenocak has now written a comprehensive monograph on the issues of study and education in the Franciscan order in the thirteenth century. The subject is a thorny one, not in the least because of the alleged antipathy toward the learning of its founder, Francis of Assisi [d. 1226]. Prescinding resolution of this question, Şenocak sets herself the task of countering much of the historiography of the last century, first, by separating the later negative attitudes of the Spiritual Franciscans towards studies from the actual development of the educational system of the Friars Minor in the thirteenth century and, second, by refusing to fill the gaps in the Franciscan documentary record by imputing Dominican practices onto the Minors or by imposing later Franciscan developments onto their earlier history. She is then able to unfold, in abundant detail and with a remarkably judicious use of the sources, the history of the development of the early Franciscan approach to study and education from 1209 to 1310.
Following this historiographical prologue, the author sketches out in the first three chapters the fundamental lineaments of that system from the time of Francis's return to Italy from the Levant in 1220 to the beginning of the generalate of Bonaventure and the publication of his Constitutions of Narbonne in 1260. In these chapters, she not only integrates into a cohesive whole data, events, and sources hitherto not understood in relation to each other but also offers an array of important insights. To wit: that, according to the Later Rule [1223], the provincial ministers must have had some form of education in the faith to be able to examine new recruits; the roles played by Gregory of Naples and Haymo of Faversham in developing the initial structure for friar education in the convent in Paris (and its extension into England and beyond); and the centrality of the system of lectors in provincial and custodial convents in furthering the educational enterprise (and serving as the primary pool for future leadership in the order). Convincingly, the author asserts that the new orientation towards study was not, at first, motivated, as for the Dominicans, by the ministries of preaching and care of souls (until after the 1260s) but rather by a deeper understanding of the faith and the prestige that study would bring to the order, resulting in vocational recruits. She also underlines how study became an integral part of the new definition of Franciscan identity as "evangelical perfection." In this process, the simplicity of St. Francis is reinterpreted (through the theory of illumination) from a lack of cultural formation (simplex et idiota) to an exemplification of the most direct path to God. The author thus shows how Anthony of Padua, not the Poverello, became the paradigmatic Franciscan saint!
The final two chapters move the story into the early fourteenth century, where particular attention is given to Ubertino da Casale's attitude towards study. In yet another surprising insight, the author posits that during the debates of 1310 the friar was not railing against study per se but the abuses (especially the possession of books) of a system then well established and accepted in the order.
The content of the volume may have grown out of a doctoral dissertation as the first few chapters in particular contain some nonessential information that could have been streamlined (e.g., the discussion of Joachimism). One is also dismayed at the author's occasional citation of general works for important points (rather than the sources themselves) and an inconsistent use of italicized script for foreign terms or titles. Several proper names should also have been changed to more standard appellations for an English-reading audience, and a few words inevitably went missing from sentences. Nonetheless, this is a tour de force of scholarship that will be the standard text in the field on the question of Franciscan education for years to come.


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