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Bridging the gap in nanotech

01 May 2017
This article first appeared in the 2017 Physics World Focus on Nanotechnology under the headline "Bridging the gap"

Theoretical physicist and nanotech start-up founder David Gao tackles the challenges of working at the interface between academia and industry

Catalyst: Combining quantum-mechanics simulations and machine-learning techniques to design the next generation of catalyst nanoparticles. (David Gao)
When academics go looking for funding it is common (some might even say required) for their grant pr

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David Gao is a research fellow at University College London, UK, and the founder and director of Nanolayers Research Computing, e-mail david@nanolayers.com
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