Dr. Jud Ready has led GTRI's nanotechnology group since 2003. The research team currently consists of full-time researchers, graduate students, and undergraduate research assistants.
TMS 2009; San Fran
L to R: Dr. David Stollberg, Natalie Bryan, Amanda Gannon, Celeste Mason, Phil Lacasse, Jack Flicker, Kirsten Kepple, Justin Nguyen, Kara Evanoff, Noah Allen, Dr. Jud Ready
Our nanotechnology research primarily focuses on energy and electronic applications of carbon nanotubes (CNTs). The transition of basic theoretical nanotechnology into tangible products is our core goal.
As scientific inquiries in nanoscience progress, the opportunity for nanotechnology breakthroughs continue to expand. The smaller the technology - whether a memory chip for a supercomputer or a tiny machine racing through the body to detect cancer - the greater the chance for a large societal impact.