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In this video lab manual, by the Interdisciplinary Education Group of the University of Wisconsin ��_�__ Madison Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC), "nickel nanowires are grown inside the pores of an alumina filter and then the filter is removed by etching to yield magnetic nanowires." Each step of the procedure is detailed and accompanied with a video showing the step as it is performed. A brief background of the procedure, the properties of nickel nanowires, and the necessary safety and laboratory materials are also given. This is a very clear and detailed resource for students to explore nanotechnology and advanced materials science through hands-on laboratory activities. A printer-friendly version with an example image for each step is also available, perfect for a handout in a class without enough computers for all students.

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