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Group members at the Zach House for a pasta dinner. Back row L to Right: Justin Perket, Kirsten Levanetz, Daniel Dissing, Kaz Wawrzaszek.
Front row: Kyle Bretl and Mike Zach. On the menu were pasta alla tonio, pesto, fresh rolls, salad and my wife Karen's famous wine cake!
All agreed that it was better than Friday evening at Debot food service! Good food, friends and discussions.

Kaz Warzasek and Brandon Warner work hard at discovering the procedure that works to develop photoresist. This is a necessary skill for several of our projects and to be used for calibrating our AFM.

Kyle Bretl looks on while Kirsten Levanetz uses the AFM to image silicon dioxide nanowires created in our laboratory. The AFM suspension system was built by Kyle. The acoustic enclosure and bungee system works extremely well allowing us to directly measure materials as small as 4 angstroms high.

The Group (2007-2008 academic year)  

Postdoctoral Research Associate
David Seley	DSeley [at] uwsp.edu
UWSP Student	Email address	Projects	Skills
Kyle Bretl	kbret872 [at] uwsp.edu	synthetic substrates for nanowire growth	AFM Photolithography Tube furnace synthesis Labview programming Thermal Evaporation of metals Vibration isolation of AFM
Daniel Dissing	ddiss443[at] uwsp.edu	electrochemical growth of nanowires	Electrochemical deposition Optical microscopy
Kirsten Levanetz	kleva603 [at] uwsp.edu	Hydrogen sensor development	AFM SEM Thermal Evaporation of metals
Eric Terrell	eterr039 [at] uwsp.edu	Ionic liquid synthesis techniques	Electrochemical deposition
Brandon Warner	bwarn646 [at] uwsp.edu	synthetic substrates for nanowire growth	AFM Photolithography Tube furnace synthesis Labview programming Thermal Evaporation of metals
Kaz Wawrzasek	kwawr102 [at] uwsp.edu	Hydrogen sensor development	AFM Photolithography Tube furnace synthesis Labview programming Thermal Evaporation of metals