Petr Král Research Group – Publications
Publicity:

  • UIC today: Retrained generic antibodies can recognize SARS-CoV-2 (2021):


  • REUTERS: Researchers Identify Peptide Inhibitors of SARS-CoV-2 (2020):





  • UIC today: Computer simulations explore potential COVID-19 therapeutics (2020):





  • UIC Experts: Antiviral research (2020):


  • Atom-thin graphene water pipes (2019):











  • Designer nanoparticles destroy a broad array of viruses (2017):





  • New technique produce tunable, nanoporous materials (2017):


  • All That Glitters on the Nanoscale (2017):





  • Nanoshells: Potential catalysts and cradles of life (2016):





  • Weizmann Institute (2016):





  • C & EN (2016):


  • Advanced Photon Source (2016):





  • Argonne Today (2015):





  • University of Illinois at Chicago News Center (2014):


  • National Science Foundation (2014):


  • Facebook (2014):


  • National Nanotechnology Policy Center (2014):


  • Spektrum.de (2014):


  • Weizmann Institute of Science (2014):


  • Kurzweil – Accelerating Intelligence (2014):


  • Chemistry World (2014):


  • Phys.org (2014):


  • Nano Werk (2014):


  • Nanotechweb.org (2014):


  • Bio-Medicine (2014):


  • Science Daily (2014):


  • Physics News (2014):


  • Scientific Blogging (2014):


  • USA News (2014):


  • Phys.org (2014):


  • Jetnano (2014):


  • University of Illinois at Chicago News Center (2014):


  • USA News (2014):


  • Elsevier Materials Science News (2014):


  • University of Illinois at Chicago News Center (2014):


  • Science – Editors' Choice (2014):


  • Science Daily (2014):


  • Phys.org (2014):


  • NERSC (2014):


  • Supporting Student Research and Academic Rigor (2012):





  • ACS Nano (2012):


  • NERSC Annual Report (2010-11):











  • IEEE Spectrum (2011):





  • Drug Delivery (2011):











  • Goldwater Scholar works toward lifelong dream: medical research (2011):





  • Berkeley Lab Computing Sciences highlight (2010):


  • Educational Outreach (2010): Nanostructures.pdf

  • Center for Nanoscale Materials (ANL) highlight (2010):

  • Nature, 2009: “Soggy origami”





  • UIC News, 2009: “Water Droplets Shape Graphene Nanostructures”





  • NSF News From the Field, 2009: “Water Droplets Shape Graphene Nanostructures”


  • Czech Radio 2010: “Uhlik nasel nove vyuziti diky kapkam vody”


  • Additional Graphene Folding Publicity

  • Nature Nanotechnology, 2009: “Nanorods: Rolling on Water”

  • PhysOrg, 2009: “Light-Driven Nanorod Could Roll on Water”


  • Nature Nanotechnology, 2008: “Molecular motors: Tunnel drive”


  • physicsworld.com, 2008: “Tunneling electrons could drive nanomotors”








  • Additional Propeller and Motor Publicity

  • PRL, 2008: “PRL 50th Anniversary Timeline”


  • CBC News, July 16, 2007: “Molecular propeller could pump medicines”


  • Nature, July 12, 2007: “Wheels in motion”


  • Nature Nanotechnology, September, 2007: “Nanoscale propellers – Pump it up”


  • UIC News Release, July 16, 2007: “Nano Propellers Pump with Proper Chemistry”





  • Science, April 20, 2007: “Simply Hexagonal Stacks”


  • [email protected] Nanozone News, August 2, 2006
    “Squeezing Out the Gas”

    http://www.nature.com/materials/nanozone/news/060803/portal/m060803-2.html

  • Just Water to Generate Electricity, January 2003


  • materials@nature, February 6, 2003


  • materials@nature, January 23, 2003


  • Material Update, January 2003


    • Ajay K. Sood’s references to electron dragg by fluids:
    Work on CNT liquid flow sensor
    Gas flow voltage generation
    Nanotechnology

  • UPI Science, April 2003
    “Lasers May Power Nano-Motors”


  • Weizmann Interface, 2002
    “Light Lends A Hand”




  • UPI, 2002
    “Lasers power nanomotors: minature motors could power microscopic devices of science-fiction fantasies”


  • Photonics TechnologyWorld, March 2000
    “Two Lasers Pump Atoms Through Nanotubes”


  • ChemWeb, 2000
    “nano-TOY STORY”


  • Popular Mechanics, November 1999
    Technology Watch: “From The Atom Up”


  • NewScientist, June 26, 1999
    “Drawing a Fine Line”