1. 50 nm Incorporation of Optical Functionalities Organic Dyes Conjugated Polymers Organometallics DNA Semiconducting Quantum Dots Nanowires Inorganic Charge Transfer Rare Earth Complexes Enzymes, e.g., organophosphorus hydrolase N NO 2 O In transparent mesoporous solids In transparent composites

2. Integrated Optoelectronic Biosensors Dr. D.E. Morse, UCSB

3. Important need for novel membrane chemistries relevant to water harvesting: recovery from atmosphere, soldier, engine exhaust, plants; exploit capillary forces like trees; aligned mesoporous membranes Dr. Michael Gardos, DARPA/DSO

4. Summary Capabilities to design, synthesize and process new high performance, ordered, functional porous inorganic and inorganic/organic hybrid materials for a wide range of applications. Contact Information: SBA Materials, Inc. 5290 Overpass Road, Suite 131 Santa Barbara, California 93111 phone: 805-683-6102 fax: 805-683-6742 bradchmelka@sbamaterials.com earldanielson@sbamaterials.com Versatility of compositions, structures, length scales, and functionalities

5. Applications High pore-volume catalysts & supports for large molecules Separation adsorbents, membranes Oriented thin films and fibers for optical applications Coatings and packagings Low dielectric constant materials Chemical and biosensors Functional composites: conducting, optoelectronic, magnetic Environmental remediation

6. Multilayer Patterning Optical Waveguides Addressable optoelectronic circuits? P. Yang, et al., Adv. Mat. 10, 1385 (1998)