The Joint School Of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering

JSNN students volunteering at the STEMfest today. Helping inspire futures scientists and engineers!

Celebrating the remarkable achievements of our students! 🎉🔬

This story highlights the power of curiosity, perseverance, mentorship, and hands-on research experiences in shaping the next generation of scientists. From undergraduate research opportunities to advanced graduate studies, UNCG continues to provide students with the foundation to make meaningful contributions to science and society.

Success stories like these demonstrate the impact of investing in student research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and supportive faculty mentorship. We are proud to see our graduates excel and pursue careers that advance discovery and innovation.

Congratulations to all of our students and alumni whose dedication and passion for science inspire the entire academic community.

Read the full story here: https://www.uncg.edu/news/uncg-graduate-excels-in-science/

UNCG Graduate Student Excels in Science and Leadership UNCG graduate student Nooshin KianvashRad is advancing nanoscience research while leading campus initiatives and inspiring others.

🔬 Meet the Mo Lab at JSNN!

From computational chemistry and molecular dynamics simulations to environmental remediation research, the Mo Lab is exploring how nanoscale science can help solve real-world challenges. Their work focuses on understanding chemical bonding, catalytic processes, CO2 mitigation, phosphate recycling, and more through advanced computational modeling.

Hear from recent JSNN PhD graduate Dr. Manoj Wijesingha and current JSNN PhD student Xinru Peng as they share what excites them most about nanoscience and the impactful projects they are pursuing in the lab. 🌎⚗️💻

At JSNN, our students are pushing the boundaries of discovery while addressing important environmental and technological challenges through interdisciplinary research.

Congratulations to Nancy Knight Brown for winning UNC Greensboro’s Gladys Strawn Bullard staff award.

Congratulations Nooshin KianvashRad and Dr. Daniel Rabinovich on your leadership awards and work with JSNN student organizations!

Congratulations to JSNN’s Future Science Policy Leaders student group for winning UNCG’s Organization of Distinction Award!!

We are excited to share an upcoming learning opportunity at JSNN from Nanoengineering faculty Dr. Samuel Oliveira's Lab!

The Python for Bioengineers Spring 2026 Workshop is designed to help students and researchers build practical programming skills tailored to bioengineering applications. This hands-on workshop will introduce key Python concepts and tools that are increasingly essential for data analysis, modeling, and research in the life sciences.

Participants can expect an interactive environment focused on real-world applications, making it a great opportunity to strengthen computational skills and apply them directly to bioengineering challenges. Workshops like this play an important role in preparing the next generation of researchers to work at the intersection of biology, engineering, and data science; where programming has become a critical skill in modern research.

If you’re looking to expand your skillset or integrate coding into your research workflow, this is a fantastic opportunity to get started or build on your experience.
📅 Saturday April 11th In-person and Virtual
Time - 9:30am - 4pm
Address - 2907 E Gate City Blvd, Greensboro, NC

Registration required - https://www.oliveiralab.me/post/join-us-for-the-python-for-bioengineers-workshop-spring-2026-edition

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JSNN was proud to be represented at ACS Spring 2026 in Atlanta!

From faculty leadership to graduate student researchers, our community showed up strong—engaging with cutting-edge science, building new connections, and representing the impactful work happening at JSNN.

It was especially exciting to see both past and present members of our community come together, highlighting the continued growth and collaboration across our programs. Our graduate students also took time to explore the ACS Expo, gaining insight into emerging technologies and career opportunities in the field.