“I am excited to build on the strong legacy of Nano Letters and to work with the international community to position this communications journal as the go-to place for rapid publication of groundbreaking results,” says Odom. “Nanoscience is a distinct discipline — the convergence of chemistry, physics, biology, materials science, optics and engineering — that can uniquely address complex problems. I envision that Nano Letters will continue to highlight fundamental and translational nanoscience that will contribute to solving pressing problems in society and the environment.”
“We are delighted to welcome Professor Teri Odom in her role as the new editor-in-chief of Nano Letters,” says James Milne, Ph.D., acting president, ACS Publications Division. “Professor Odom is an exceptional scientist and educator in the field of nanoscience. We are excited to work with her on a vision which will further increase the influence of this leading publication. I would also like to recognize the significant contributions of the inaugural editors, Professors Paul Alivisatos and Charles Lieber, in building such a significant global community of authors and readers around Nano Letters.”