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High Resolution Bruker Diffractometer at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at University of Albany - SUNY |
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A Bruker AXS customer, the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at University of Albany - SUNY, appeared with their Bruker AXS instrumentation on Fox's NanoNow TV with Professor Richard Matyi, CNSE.
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Introducing the Lab on a Chip at CNSE's Nanobiosciences Constellation |
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James Castracane, head of the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE), University of Albany-State University New York (SUNY) Nanobiosciences Constellation and Professor of Nanoscience, introduces a "lab on a chip" and its uses in nanobioscience technology.
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Dip Pen Nanolithography |
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Here is a “Nanimation” of the Dip Pen Nanolithography Process in Action
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Nanotechnology, The Promise of the Future or Pandora’s Box? |
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This round table discussion looks at the the power of
nanotechnology and molecular manufacturing Moderated by
Morton Kondracke and featuring Robert G. Best from the University of
South Carolina and Mike Treder from the Center for Responsible
Nanotechnology, the discussion looks at the promises of nanotechnology
and the fears.
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How Dip Pen Nanolithography (DPN) Works |
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How Dip Pen Nanolithography works
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Nanoassembly Using a Nanohand |
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A "nanohand" is a small gripper, small enough to manipulate nanotubes and nanofibres. This video shows how to pick and place nanofibres using a nanohand, to construct a nanodevice: a super-probe for atomic force microscopy.
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Electron Microscope So Easy to Use a Child Could Do It |
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The Phenom from FEI is a high resolution desktop
imaging tool with an optical camera for never-lost navigation and a
high quality electron microscope for detailed imaging. Its innovative
user interface and intuitive touch screen control produce superb
quality images with minimal operator training. The video presentation
perfectly illustrates the ease of use with young school children being
given the chance to operate the microscope themselves and investigate
the world of the supersmall.
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Pulmonary Nanoparticle Delivery |
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A pulmonary delivery device, based on surface acoustic wave technology, is being developed for the delivery of drugs such as insulin, in the form of a liquid aerosol.
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Nanotechnology and Future Energy Generation, Storage and Use |
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This video from the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
features an interview with Professor Jim Hutchison
from the University of Oregon. Professor Hutchison
looks at the production storage and use of energy and how it is set to be changed by nanotechnology.
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Morph, Using Nanotechnology to Shape Future Communications Devices |
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Morph is a concept demonstrating some of the possibilities
nanotechnologies might enable in future communication devices. Morph
shows how future mobile devices might be stretchable and flexible,
allowing the user to transform their mobile device into radically
different shapes. It demonstrates the ultimate functionality that
nanotechnology might be capable of delivering: flexible materials,
transparent electronics and self-cleaning surfaces.
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Guided Tour of Dip Pen Nanolithography (DPN) |
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This video from Nanoink is a guided tour of how dip pen nanolithography works
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Diagnostic Imaging |
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Nanoparticles are being developed for diagnostic imaging, for the early detection of neurological disease, cardiovascular disease and cancer. The technology is based upon contrast nanoparticles which can be metallic, magnetic or polymeric in nature. These particles can be functionalised with a biological targeting agent such as an antibody and are generally between 10 and 100 nm in diameter.
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Manipulating Miniscule Objects With a Tractor Beam of Light |
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Like something straight out of science fiction,
MIT researchers have created a way to manipulate tiny objects
using a 'tractor beam' of light. The video shows individual cells being
moved to spell out "MIT".
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Nanotechnology and Drug Delivery |
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A challenge for nanotechnology in this research is to create a device which can carry a drug payload to it's target, be monitored throughout it's journey and deliver, without being attacked and destroyed by the body's natural defences.
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Carbon Nanotubes, What They Are and What Applications They May Bring in the Future |
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This video from Earth & Sky and
Too Small To See, is an overview of carbon nanotubes including what
carbon nanotubes are and what applications they might bring to reality
in the future.
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The Carbon Nanotube Space Elevator |
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This animated video from the Institute for Scientific Research Inc. demonstrates how carbon Nanotubes could be used to produce a space elevator. The outline design principles are displayed together with animation of how a vehicle could “climb” the space elevator. Science Fiction that is valid – you decide.
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IBM Creating Supercomputers on Single Chips Using Light Instead of Electricity |
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IBM researchers are using light in computer chips instead of electricity and wires to send information between the chip cores. The result are computer chips as much as 100 times faster, using 10 times less power than wires, potentially allowing hundreds of cores to be connected together on a single chip, transforming today's large supercomputers into tomorrow's tiny chips while consuming significantly less power.
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Measuring the Force Required to Move Individual Atoms |
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In a recent paper published in the journal Science, IBM researchers describe a new milestone in nanotechnology: the ability to measure the force required to move individual atoms. Their findings are an important step for understanding what types of atoms are best suited for building different kinds of nanoelectronic devices, based on how strong or weak of a bond they can form on different surfaces.
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Nanotechnology and Photovoltaics |
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Nanotechnology could provide the answer to world's electricity needs in the form of a new kind of solar cell, one which would be relatively inexpensive to manufacture and highly flexible in design.
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Nanofactory Automation – Building a Laptop from Atom |
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This video is a high budget animation of what could be possible with Nanofabrication. The production was funded by a challenge grant from Mark Sims and Nanorex.
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Nano Bionic Surface Treatment of Jeep Keeps it Clean of Muddy Water and Dirt |
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This video looks at the effectiveness of NanoBionic's nanotechnology enhanced surface treatment. The video shows a head to head challenge in the mud between two Jeeps - one treated, the other untreated.
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Nanobattery Reinventing the Way Batteries Work |
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The Nanobattery from mPhase is set to revolutionise the battery industry for the first time in 100 years
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Nanotechnology in Sports and Running Shoes |
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This video looks at how nanotechnology is used to make a better running shoe by ensuring the materials retain the correct softness or hardness as required
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Parts of a Nanoink Dip Pen Nanolithography (DPN) System |
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This video takes a brief look at the component hardware parts of the Nanoink DPN
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The Nano2Hybrids Video Diary – Episode 1, Introduction - The Development of a Novel Gas Sensor Based on Carbon Nanotubes |
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This multi part video diary chronicles the day to day progress of a multi-disciplinary group of European scientists in their quest to produce a pocket sized gas sensor.
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Transdermal Delivery |
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A MicroArray Patch technology is being developed for the transdermal delivery of large molecule drugs, without the use of injections.
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Carving Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes with a STM |
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This video outlines a new approach to carving nanomaterials atom by atom using a scanning transmission microscope.
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Designing, Writing and Inspecting Nano Sized Electronics with a Dip Pen Nanolithography (DPN) System |
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This article looks at using the NSCRIPTOR from Nanoink to design, write and inspect nanoelectronic circuits
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Nanotechnology Enhanced Capacitor and Energy Solutions |
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This video looks at a nanotechnology enhanced capacitor and energy solutions from MIT. The capacitor, known as the Ultra Capacitor, is a potential electricity source for powering the electric vehicles of the future.
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Production of Single and Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes |
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This video shows in detail how multi walled and single walled Carbon Nanotubes are produced. Example applications are provided of aligned nanotubes in flat screen displays, hydrogen storage for automobiles and the potential for nanotube switching in microelectronics
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Nanotechnology Breakthroughs and Medicine |
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This European Commission video looks at how micro and nanotechnologies are revolutionising medicine.
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Minimal Manufacturing using Nanotechnology and 3D Printing |
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This extensive video presentation examines "Minimal Manufacturing"
using inkjet technology and special materials like nano metal pastes to
direct form three-dimensional structures anywhere on a substrate.
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Introduction to Carbon Nanotubes and Atomic Force Microscopes (AFM) |
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The video provides an excellent introduction to Carbon Nanotubes including an outline of how an AFM probe operates.
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NanoArt Made from Images Taken at Nanoscopic Levels Using Electron Microscopes |
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NanoArt is a new art discipline related to micro or nanosculptures
created by artists or scientists through chemical or/and physical
processes are visualized with powerful research tools like Scanning
Electron Microscopes. The microscope images are processed further using different artistic techniques to create pieces of art that can be showcased for the general public.
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Overview of What Nanotechnology is, Applications and Future Developments |
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This video is a professionally produced look at what
nanotechnology is, current applications of nanotechnology, the promises
nanotechnology holds for the future and possible risks involved in
nanotechnology.
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Future Applications for Dip Pen Nanolithography (DPN) |
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This article looks at the future applications for DPN, Dip Pen Nanolithography
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Active Pens from NanoInk for Dip Pen Nanolithography |
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This is a demonstration of Active Pens, where NanoInk controls
each individual pen’s contact with the substrate enabling us
to write with different inks on each pen and to not contaminate the
areas adjacent to the one which is being written.
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Nanowires and Nanocrystals for Nanotechnology |
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Nanowires and nanocrystals represent important nanomaterials with one-dimensional and zero-dimensional morphology, respectively. Here I will give an overview on the research about how these nanomaterials impact the critical applications in faster transistors, smaller nonvolatile memory devices, efficient...
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IBM Use Self Assembly to Create Airgaps in Microprocessors |
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IBM is applying a utilising a new form of Nanotech based self assembly in polymeric coatings to create the next generation of chip designs.
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