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Venetia Lyles

Associate Professor of Director of Chemistry and Savannah River Environmental Sciences

South Carolina State University

Affiliations

Public Service & Agriculture

1890 Research & Extension

Athletics

College of Business & Information Systems

Center Of The Small Business Development

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hub

Institute Of The Bect

College Of Science, Mathematics And Engineering Technology

College of Agriculture, Family & Consumer Sciences

Department Of Agriculture

Department Of Family And Consumer Sciences

College of Education, Humanities & Social Sciences

Department Of Education

Department Of English And Communication

Department of Health Sciences

College of Graduate & Professional Studies

Department Of Speech Pathology And Audiology

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics & Transportation

Department Of Computer Science And Mathematics

Counseling & Self-Development Center

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Civil And Mechanical Engineering Technology And Nuclear Engineering

Department Of Mathematics And Computer Science

1890 Research & Extension

Low Country Region Office

Pee Dee Region Office

Santee Wateree Region Office

Upstate Regional Office

SC State Radio

School Of Education

South Carolina State University

Venetia Lyles is currently serving as a 1890 Research & Extension Associate Professor of Director of Chemistry and Savannah River Environmental Sciences at South Carolina State University.

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Venetia Lyles

South Carolina State University

Associate Professor of Director of Chemistry and Savannah River Environmental Sciences

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materials science material chemistry chemistry nanotechnology nanomaterials surface science interface science atomic force microscopy biophysics engineering nanoparticles characterization (materials science) materials engineering advanced materials inorganic chemistry nanoparticle research material research protein nanoparticles colloid chemistry metal nanoparticles surface functionalization surface characterization surface nanotechnology organic electronics np surface acrylic acid np diameter liquid environments solvent-responsive properties octadecyltrichlorosiloxane nanostructures cobaltacarborane porphyrins surface studies organic thin films probe microscopy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Influence of Gold Nanoparticle Surface Chemistry and Diameter Upon Alzheimer’s Disease Amyloid-β Protein Aggregation. Journal of Biological Engineering (2017)

Kelly A. MooreKayla M. PateDeborah D. Soto-OrtegaSamuel LohseNicholas van der MunnikMihyun LimKaliah S. JacksonVenetia D. LylesLemeisha JonesNisha GlassgowVanessa M. NapumechenoShanee MobleyMark J. UlineRahina MahtabCatherine J. MurphyMelissa A. Moss

colloid chemistrybiophysicsmetal nanoparticlesinterface sciencematerial chemistryacrylic acidnanoparticle researchsurface functionalizationnp surfacenanoparticleschemistryprotein nanoparticlesnp diameternanomaterialsnanotechnology

Characterization of Designed Cobaltacarborane Porphyrins Using Conductive Probe Atomic Force Microscopy. AIMS Materials Science (2016)

Venetia D. LylesWilson K. SeremErhong HaoM. Graça H. VicenteJayne C. Garno

materials sciencematerial chemistrycobaltacarborane porphyrinsmaterial researchmaterials engineeringadvanced materialsinorganic chemistryapplied physicscharacterization (materials science)engineering

Solvent-Responsive Properties of Octadecyltrichlorosiloxane Nanostructures Investigated Using Atomic Force Microscopy in Liquid. Langmuir (2014)

Shalaka A. KulkarniVenetia D. LylesWilson K. SeremLu LuRevati KumarJayne C. Garno

solvent-responsive propertiesmaterials scienceatomic force microscopyoctadecyltrichlorosiloxane nanostructuresnanomaterialsnanotechnology

Surface Characterization Using Atomic Force Microscopy (Afm) in Liquid Environments. Springer series in surface sciences (2013)

Venetia D. LylesWilson K. SeremJing-Jiang YuJayne C. Garno

materials scienceliquid environmentssurface scienceatomic force microscopysurface characterization

Surface Studies of Organic Thin Films Using Scanning Probe Microscopy and Nanofabrication. (2013)

thin filmsmaterials scienceorganic electronicsmaterial chemistrysurface scienceinterface sciencesurface studiessurface nanotechnologyorganic thin filmschemistryprobe microscopy

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Venetia Lyles

Associate Professor of Director of Chemistry and Savannah River Environmental Sciences

South Carolina State University

Affiliations

Public Service & Agriculture

1890 Research & Extension

Athletics

College of Business & Information Systems

Center Of The Small Business Development

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hub

Institute Of The Bect

College Of Science, Mathematics And Engineering Technology

College of Agriculture, Family & Consumer Sciences

Department Of Agriculture

Department Of Family And Consumer Sciences

College of Education, Humanities & Social Sciences

Department Of Education

Department Of English And Communication

Department of Health Sciences

College of Graduate & Professional Studies

Department Of Speech Pathology And Audiology

College of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics & Transportation

Department Of Computer Science And Mathematics

Counseling & Self-Development Center

Department Of Biological Sciences

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Civil And Mechanical Engineering Technology And Nuclear Engineering

Department Of Mathematics And Computer Science

1890 Research & Extension

Low Country Region Office

Pee Dee Region Office

Santee Wateree Region Office

Upstate Regional Office

SC State Radio

School Of Education

South Carolina State University

Venetia Lyles is currently serving as a 1890 Research & Extension Associate Professor of Director of Chemistry and Savannah River Environmental Sciences at South Carolina State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Venetia Lyles

South Carolina State University

Associate Professor of Director of Chemistry and Savannah River Environmental Sciences

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Influence of Gold Nanoparticle Surface Chemistry and Diameter Upon Alzheimer’s Disease Amyloid-β Protein Aggregation. Journal of Biological Engineering (2017)

Characterization of Designed Cobaltacarborane Porphyrins Using Conductive Probe Atomic Force Microscopy. AIMS Materials Science (2016)

Venetia D. LylesWilson K. SeremErhong HaoM. Graça H. VicenteJayne C. Garno

materials sciencematerial chemistrycobaltacarborane porphyrinsmaterial researchmaterials engineeringadvanced materialsinorganic chemistryapplied physicscharacterization (materials science)engineering

Solvent-Responsive Properties of Octadecyltrichlorosiloxane Nanostructures Investigated Using Atomic Force Microscopy in Liquid. Langmuir (2014)

Shalaka A. KulkarniVenetia D. LylesWilson K. SeremLu LuRevati KumarJayne C. Garno

solvent-responsive propertiesmaterials scienceatomic force microscopyoctadecyltrichlorosiloxane nanostructuresnanomaterialsnanotechnology

Surface Characterization Using Atomic Force Microscopy (Afm) in Liquid Environments. Springer series in surface sciences (2013)

Venetia D. LylesWilson K. SeremJing-Jiang YuJayne C. Garno

materials scienceliquid environmentssurface scienceatomic force microscopysurface characterization

Surface Studies of Organic Thin Films Using Scanning Probe Microscopy and Nanofabrication. (2013)

thin filmsmaterials scienceorganic electronicsmaterial chemistrysurface scienceinterface sciencesurface studiessurface nanotechnologyorganic thin filmschemistryprobe microscopy

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