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Protein behavior might hold the key to synthetic silk
Joseph McClain | March 5, 2012

A trans-Atlantic collaboration of scientists has revealed the structure of a key protein of silk and discovered a previously unknown behavior of this protein: to self-organize into tiny fibrils a single molecule in diameter.

 
J-Lab scientist wins award for graphene invention developed at W&M
Staff | November 18, 2011

Like most inventors, Jefferson Lab scientist Xin Zhao's moment of inspiration was prompted by a need, and the result was an invention that could someday see batteries in electric vehicles and similar devices boosted or replaced by high-power, high-capacity, fast-charge/discharge energy storage systems using graphene.

 
Dr. Joel S. Levine to Speak
Staff | May 31, 2011

Dr. Joel S. Levine will receive the Distinguised Alumnus Award and speak at Brooklyn College's commencement

 
W&M joins Virginia Nanoelectronics Center
Joseph McClain | May 26, 2011

The William & Mary group is part of a new industry-academia-government collaboration, the Virginia Nanoelectronics Center (ViNC). ViNC is based at the University of Virginia; the partnership also includes Old Dominion University.