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Nicholas Winograd

Evan Pugh Professor of Chemistry Penn State University, Pennsylvania, USA

Highlight: “The development of MS imaging at the submicron level using cluster ion beams is a satisfying achievement for me.  It now appears that we will have the spatial resolution and the chemical specificity to learn something about fundamental biochemical pathways at the level of a single biological cell.”

Research: Molecular imaging of biomaterials - single cells, surface chemistry studies with ion beams and lasers, chemical imaging with cluster ion beams and lasers.

winograd.psu.edu

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