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dear prof/reseracher, Its prashant kumar, submitting my ph.d thesis on non-lithographic techniques of surface nanostructuring in december 2008 at university of hyderabad. I have experience of thin film coating, synthesis of nanowires, nanodots and characterization by AFM, SEM, VSM, PL spectra, MR measurements, surface plasmons etc and I seek post-doctoral post and for that I require your help, plz. convey to me if you find anything interesting. or else plz. advise how to get into the groove.I can work towards materials science, engineering, chemical engineering, biomedical applications of nanoparticles, memory application of nanodots etc or any industrial applications of nanoparticles, nanodots or nanowires.

I am a "warrior", but Ive been in the field for so long, and have taken numerous lumps. I can tell you strait up, the world will never NOT have conflict, its a law of nature.

Here is a peice I find comforting for those of us that guard the gates of Liberty........

God and the Operator

To state the obvious, we live these days in a state of conflict and warfare. Hopefully these days will be short, but the general opinion of men who understand these matters is that these days may well go long. A tragedy of our current era is that men and women who take up the burden and honor of soldiery are often made to feel as though they are different, or unacceptable to the very society that they protect. On some occasions, these same men and women adopt a self-inflicted attitude that they have somehow been branded with the "Mark of Cain", and no longer belong to that society. At worst, after some of the things that have to be done to fulfill mission accomplishment, some of these men and women eventually feel that they are somehow beyond redemption.

In the Gospel of Matthew (8: 5-13) Jesus was approached be a Roman Centurion, who asked Jesus to come to the Centurion's home and heal a servant who was gravely ill. Jesus asks if He is to come to the Centurion's home to perform this cure and miracle. The Centurion responds in this way:

"Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter my house, but, only speak a word and my servant will be cured. For even I am a man under authority, and I have soldiers under me. I say to this soldier 'Go' and he goes, and another, 'Do this’ and he does it"

The verse continues in this way:
‘Jesus was amazed when He heard this, and said to those who were following Him, “This is the truth I tell you-not even in Israel have I found so great a faith."

What does this mean for our men and women in service today? Maybe not much to some, but consider this. The centurions were not the officers of the Roman army, nor were they the aristocrats and patricians of Roman society. The centurions were the battered, beat up, chewed out long service regulars who were in command of a group of soldiers making up what would today be two platoons. These were men who had spent their entire lives in the Roman Legions, and endured lives of constant combat. In short, the centurions were the Master Gunnery Sergeants of the ancient world. These were men who had killed with their hands in world of edged weapons and battlefield soaked in urine and blood, who bore scars and lived rough lives. And yet...and yet...

The centurion who came to Jesus in Matthew is now one of the most attractive characters in the Bible. To add to this, there was the centurion who recognized Jesus on the Cross as the Son of God, and there was Cornelius, the first gentile convert to Christian Faith—also a centurion. A centurion rescued Paul from the fury of a rioting mob. Another centurion saved Paul from a planned assassination on the road between Jerusalem and Ceasarea.

God found a use for these old NCO's of the ancient world. Even if their own society excluded these men, God did not. A line from Polybius' description of the Roman Army would be a good NCO Board requirement even today, as he states that:

"They (centurions) must not be venturesome seekers after danger as men who can command, steady in action and reliable; they ought not to be over anxious to rush into a fight, but when hard pressed, they must be ready to hold their posts."

Try and make this Word from Matthew live. The next time you see a salty old warhorse NCO climb off in the middle of some guy’s (or girl’s) back pockets, try and visualize him (or her) as the centurion who came to Jesus asking for the cure of his servant. Whether that works for you or not, try and remember that God not only had a use for the rough old centurions of the Roman Army, but that he also loved them, just as he loves the men and women who take up a soldier's life in our long days. This doesn't mean that God will love everything you do, you are still responsible for that, but you are not beyond redemption, and you will never be excluded from God unless you choose to be.
After all, God even loves E-8's.

Also, Hamamatsu has developed an InfraRed Detector, that leads to the sentinel lymphs. < which is where it really gets to spread quickly... check this:
(you will need to dig and "ask questions" about their Infrared ccd camera system.....i hope this helps.)
http://jp.hamamatsu.com/en/hamamatsu/domain/center/inquiry.html

When peace fails, War..... intensive conflict with intent is all that remains. (Better known as Low Intensity Conflict.)

Carry On, Dave

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Probin Phanjom October 25, 2008 at 10:12pm

Hey Olga,
I am Probin,just joined..i am working on nanobiotech..rite now on synthesis than wud go towards the effect of it....may i know in which are r u working ?
Dr. Prashant Kumar October 11, 2008 at 11:54am

dear prof/reseracher, Its prashant kumar, submitting my ph.d thesis on non-lithographic techniques of surface nanostructuring in december 2008 at university of hyderabad. I have experience of thin film coating, synthesis of nanowires, nanodots and characterization by AFM, SEM, VSM, PL spectra, MR measurements, surface plasmons etc and I seek post-doctoral post and for that I require your help, plz. convey to me if you find anything interesting. or else plz. advise how to get into the groove.I can work towards materials science, engineering, chemical engineering, biomedical applications of nanoparticles, memory application of nanodots etc or any industrial applications of nanoparticles, nanodots or nanowires.
priyanka chauhan August 4, 2008 at 2:49pm

hi
Olga how are you....... please tell me about you ...... i dont know much about you
DWoroner July 24, 2008 at 5:31pm

I am a "warrior", but Ive been in the field for so long, and have taken numerous lumps. I can tell you strait up, the world will never NOT have conflict, its a law of nature.

Here is a peice I find comforting for those of us that guard the gates of Liberty........

God and the Operator

To state the obvious, we live these days in a state of conflict and warfare. Hopefully these days will be short, but the general opinion of men who understand these matters is that these days may well go long. A tragedy of our current era is that men and women who take up the burden and honor of soldiery are often made to feel as though they are different, or unacceptable to the very society that they protect. On some occasions, these same men and women adopt a self-inflicted attitude that they have somehow been branded with the "Mark of Cain", and no longer belong to that society. At worst, after some of the things that have to be done to fulfill mission accomplishment, some of these men and women eventually feel that they are somehow beyond redemption.

In the Gospel of Matthew (8: 5-13) Jesus was approached be a Roman Centurion, who asked Jesus to come to the Centurion's home and heal a servant who was gravely ill. Jesus asks if He is to come to the Centurion's home to perform this cure and miracle. The Centurion responds in this way:

"Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter my house, but, only speak a word and my servant will be cured. For even I am a man under authority, and I have soldiers under me. I say to this soldier 'Go' and he goes, and another, 'Do this’ and he does it"

The verse continues in this way:
‘Jesus was amazed when He heard this, and said to those who were following Him, “This is the truth I tell you-not even in Israel have I found so great a faith."

What does this mean for our men and women in service today? Maybe not much to some, but consider this. The centurions were not the officers of the Roman army, nor were they the aristocrats and patricians of Roman society. The centurions were the battered, beat up, chewed out long service regulars who were in command of a group of soldiers making up what would today be two platoons. These were men who had spent their entire lives in the Roman Legions, and endured lives of constant combat. In short, the centurions were the Master Gunnery Sergeants of the ancient world. These were men who had killed with their hands in world of edged weapons and battlefield soaked in urine and blood, who bore scars and lived rough lives. And yet...and yet...

The centurion who came to Jesus in Matthew is now one of the most attractive characters in the Bible. To add to this, there was the centurion who recognized Jesus on the Cross as the Son of God, and there was Cornelius, the first gentile convert to Christian Faith—also a centurion. A centurion rescued Paul from the fury of a rioting mob. Another centurion saved Paul from a planned assassination on the road between Jerusalem and Ceasarea.

God found a use for these old NCO's of the ancient world. Even if their own society excluded these men, God did not. A line from Polybius' description of the Roman Army would be a good NCO Board requirement even today, as he states that:

"They (centurions) must not be venturesome seekers after danger as men who can command, steady in action and reliable; they ought not to be over anxious to rush into a fight, but when hard pressed, they must be ready to hold their posts."

Try and make this Word from Matthew live. The next time you see a salty old warhorse NCO climb off in the middle of some guy’s (or girl’s) back pockets, try and visualize him (or her) as the centurion who came to Jesus asking for the cure of his servant. Whether that works for you or not, try and remember that God not only had a use for the rough old centurions of the Roman Army, but that he also loved them, just as he loves the men and women who take up a soldier's life in our long days. This doesn't mean that God will love everything you do, you are still responsible for that, but you are not beyond redemption, and you will never be excluded from God unless you choose to be.
After all, God even loves E-8's.

Also, Hamamatsu has developed an InfraRed Detector, that leads to the sentinel lymphs. < which is where it really gets to spread quickly... check this:
(you will need to dig and "ask questions" about their Infrared ccd camera system.....i hope this helps.)
http://jp.hamamatsu.com/en/hamamatsu/domain/center/inquiry.html

When peace fails, War..... intensive conflict with intent is all that remains. (Better known as Low Intensity Conflict.)

Carry On, Dave
Martin Restrepo March 21, 2008 at 4:20pm

Hello Olga!! here Martin from nanoColombia, Regards!
TINC January 31, 2008 at 10:35pm

I have one idea... go to the page of FORUM and open a new topic I am looking for... and write there for what are s you searching... We have more than 300 members, mostly from Europe...
TINC January 31, 2008 at 10:14pm

Hello Olga!

Welcome to NanoScience network. My name is Andras Paszternak. I am a friend of Anna Molnar. If you have some question i am online in NanoContact chat on the frontpage.

Andras

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