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Mark Lanoue's research interests include the development and application of novel nanomaterials, particularly in the areas of bone scaffolds and tissue regeneration. He has investigated efficient photocatalytic core-shell synthesis of titanate nanowire/rGO for these applications. Lanoue has a background in managing NSF IUCRC consortia, focusing on intellectual property and technology transfer within university research settings. He previously served as Technology Manager for IP at the University of Arkansas's Division of Economic Development. Currently a PhD candidate in an interdisciplinary program, Lanoue also contributes to NSF programs and advises student organizations. His work involves collaborations with researchers such as Z. Ryan Tian and Nazim Uddin Emon at the University of Arkansas.

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• Publications: 5
• Citations: 14