remains unproven. But already, there are ideas about how to test that interpretation in the lab. "He's trying something radically different," said Mara Prentiss, a professor of physics at Harvard who is contemplating such an experiment after learning about England's work. "As an organizing lens, I think he h

rtment of Defense 5 Examples of frequent collaborators were Don Ingber ( Professor of Pathology at Harvard Medical School and Children's Hospital), Mara Prentiss (Harvard Professor of Physics), Howard Stone (Harvard Professor of Engineering and Applied Math), and Ralph Nuzzo (University of Illinois Chemistry

asily manipulated directly (e.g. with tweezers or micromanipulators). Much of this work is in collaboration with Professors Donald Ingber (HMS) and Mara Prentiss (Physics). Multifunctional Micro- and Nano-Rods This project involves the fabrication of multifunctional anisotropic structures through electrode