in San Francisco, California. A variety of electronic, mechanical, optical, and chemical properties of carbon nanomaterials derive from its different allotropes including nanotubes, fullerenes, diamond, amorphous carbon, and grapheme. Applications of such multiscale-engineered materials are diverse and range from nano-electronics to novel construction materials, and could have wide-ranging implications to facilitate new technological innovations at the interface of materials science, engineering, and biology. This symposium proceedings volume represents the recent advances in the manufacturing, synthesis, and modeling of carbon nanomaterials with applications in novel devices.

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