BME 381
3 credits
Theory and applications of nanofabrication. Reviews aspects of nanomachines in nature with special attention to the role of self-lubrication, intracellular or interstitial viscosity, and protein-guided adhesion. Discusses current nanofabricated machines to perform the same tasks and considers the problems of lubrication, compliance, and adhesion. Self-assembly mechanisms of nanofabrication with emphasis on cutting-edge discovery to overcome current challenges associated with nanofabricated machines.
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Prerequisites: CHE 132; BME 100 Pre- or Corequisite: BIO 202 or 203
| Section | Days | Time | Room | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEC 01 | TuTh | 9:30AM–10:50AM | MELVILLE LBR W4535 WESTCAMPUS | Eric Brouzes★ 3.4 |