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Printing Finely Detailed Microscopic Images With an Enzyme, Rather Than Ink

With all the advances in printing technology in recent years, the latest may rise to the top of a list that would make Gutenberg gasp. Scientists in North Carolina are reporting development and testing of a method for pr...

24 Sep 2007

Detecting and Curing Cancer With Nanoparticles and Nanobiosensors

One of the ultimate goals of medical researchers is to develop a method of curing cancer that is pain free, fast and has no side effects. Developments in the nanotechnology fields of nanobiosensors and nanoparticles may ...

14 Sep 2007

New Precise and Efficient Nano Printng Technique Developed by IBM

IBM researchers in collaboration with scientists from the ETH Zurich have demonstrated a new, efficient and precise technique to “print” at the nanoscale. The method, which allows the scientists to place ...

12 Sep 2007

Measuring How Environmental Exposures Affect Health With New Nanotechnology Tool

Engineers at UC Riverside’s Bourns College of Engineering have received a four-year $2.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), to be shared with researchers at Arizona State University, to dev...

6 Sep 2007

Biosensors To Monitor Water For Heavy Metals Contamination

Researchers from CRC CARE are pioneering a world-first technology to warn people if their local water or air is contaminated with dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals and metal-like substances. Andrew McKay, a PhD s...

30 Aug 2007

New Nanotechnology Facility For API Nanotronics Open For Business

API Nanotronics Corp., a leading supplier of electronic components and nanotechnology research and development for the defense and communications sectors, today announced commencement of operations at its new nanotechnol...

From Spectrum Control 29 Aug 2007

Nanosensor Development To Be Boosted By Grant From National Science Foundation

The Center for Nano-, Bio-, and Info-Technology Sensors and Systems at the University of Arkansas will benefit from a recent $9 million National Science Foundation grant to the Arkansas Science & Technology Authority...

29 Aug 2007

UVISEL VUV Phase Modulated Spectroscopic Ellipsometer From HORIBA Scientific Extended Down To 140nm

The introduction of the UVISEL VUV phase modulated spectroscopic ellipsometer from HORIBA Scientific extends the performance capabilities of the UVISEL series down to 140 nm. This energy range is becoming increasingly im...

From HORIBA 22 Aug 2007

$High Accuracy Measurement of Film Thickness, Refractive Index and Reflectivity of Thin Films and Multilayer Stacks From HORIBA Scientific$

High Accuracy Measurement of Film Thickness, Refractive Index and Reflectivity of Thin Films and Multilayer Stacks From HORIBA Scientific

Horiba Scientific has extended the performance capability of the UVISEL spectroscopic phase modulated ellipsometer with the integration of the VIP DUV Spectroscopic reflectometer. The combination of high precision ellips...

From HORIBA 22 Aug 2007

Portable Biosensor Distinguish Between The Truly Sick and The Worried But Well

Scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have discovered a way to increase the sensitivity of test strips that will enable creation of a portable biosensor that can address a major concern associated with inci...

21 Aug 2007