Center for Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence Focused on Therapy Response

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Robert J Wilson, Ph.D. Co-Investigator: Project 1 Senior Research Engineer (Stanford) and Manager, Nanomagnetics Facility McCullough Bldg., 476 Lomita Mall Stanford, California, 94305-4045 Phone: (650) 724-3686 Fax: (650) 736-1984 Email: bobmse@stanford.edu

Investigator: Project 1, Senior Research Engineer (Stanford) and Manager, Nanomagnetics Facility
Dr. Robert Wilson is the Manager of the Nanomagnetics Facility and a Senior Research Associate in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering at Stanford University. His current research focuses on magneto-nano sensors and the use of nanoimprint lithography based fabrication for the creation and chemical functionalization of nanostructures and nanoparticles made from a variety of materials, including multilayer magnetic films. Dr. Wilson has been involved in nanotechnology research since his pioneering efforts at IBM Research used Scanning Tunneling Microscopy to first reveal the atomic corrugation and structure of close packed metal surfaces and the internal structure of individual molecules. He has also contributed and retains interests in diverse areas including magnetic resonance, positron annihilation, various microscopies, surface analysis methods, and thin film deposition and patterning techniques. Dr. Wilson has published over 60 papers, holds 9 issued patents, and received many IBM awards for his research and patents.

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