KADIR ASLAN, Ph.D. - Morgan State University

29. Zhang, Y.; Aslan, K.; Dragan, A.; Geddes, C.D. “Metal-enhanced Fluorescence (MEF)”, AmericanChemical Society (Washington, 16-20 Aug, 2009).30. Aslan, K.; Zhang, Y.; Geddes, C.D. “Directional surface plasmon coupled luminescence: Which metal,what wavelength, what angle? American Chemical Society (Washington, 16-20 Aug, 2009).Research Highlights:1. National Cancer Institute, Nanotechnology News, January 2006, “Microwaves + Nanoparticles = Ultrafast, Ultra sensitive Assays”.2. Baltimore Sun Daily Newspaper, January 20, 2006, “Detecting heart attack in a matter of seconds”3. Biophotonics International, February 2006, “Microwaves make faster and brighter fluorescent assays”, pp.59-61.4. Biophotonics International, December 2006, “Chemiluminescence gets a boost from microwaves”, p. 20.5. Analytical Chemistry, January 1, 2007,” Plasmon resonance boosts output of chemiluminescence”, p.4.Invited Talks:1. University of Maryland at Baltimore, School of Medicine, Department of Biochemistry and MolecularBiology, Baltimore, MD. USA. “3-D Plasmonic Sensing Platforms”, October 6, 2003.2. University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute, Annual Retreat 2004, Baltimore, MD. USA. “Noble MetalNanoparticles and their use in Biotechnological Applications” April 23 2004.3. University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute, Annual Retreat 2005, Baltimore, MD. USA. “Metal-Enhanced Fluorescence: an Emerging Tool in Biotechnology, April 14, 2005.4. Towson University, Department of Chemistry, Towson, MD, USA. “Metal-Enhanced Fluorescence usingSilver Nanostructures”, October 13, 2005.5. Morgan State University, Department of Chemistry, Baltimore, MD. USA. “Metal-EnhancedFluorescence”, February 2, 2006.6. University of California, Riverside, Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Riverside,CA, USA. “Nanostructured Materials and Their Applications in Biotechnology”, February 26, 2008.7. University of Utah, Department of Chemical Engineering, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. “Engineering ofNanostructured Materials and Their Applications in Biotechnology”, February 28, 2008.8. Campbell University, The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Buies Creek, NC, USA. “New Tools inLuminescence Spectroscopy: Metal Nanostructures and Microwaves”, July 8, 2008.9. Campbell University, The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Buies Creek, NC, USA. “Introductionto Fluorescence Theory and Methods”, July 9, 2008.10. Bilkent University, Nanotechnology Research Center, Ankara TURKEY, “New Tools for Rapid Clinicaland Bioagent Diagnostics: Microwaves and Plasmonic Nanostructures” September 3, 2008.11. University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Lincoln,Nebraska, “Nanostructured Materials and Their Applications in Biotechnology”, May 11, 2009.12. University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Lincoln,Nebraska, “Introduction to Fluorescence Theory and Methods”, May 12, 2009.11