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  • Bar codes comprising nanosized particles suitable for tagging items as small as individual molecules have been developed. Working a in similar way to conventional bar codes, they are suitable for...
  • Nanomaterials and nanoparticles are increasingly being used in the defence and security industries. Using gold nanoparticles in sensors for chemical and biological warfare agents, destroying warfare...
  • In a finding that could speed the use of sensors or barcodes at the nanoscale, North Carolina State University engineers have shown that certain types of tiny organic particles, when heated...
  • Malaria and dengue fever will be the early targets of new trans-Pacific research using minuscule "barcodes" to detect disease. The University of Queensland (UQ) and the University of...
  • A new technology with research and clinical application including the early detection of disease has been invented and developed by University of Queensland researchers. Dr Krassen Dimitrov, from...
  • Radio frequency identification (RFid) tags are increasingly being used in electronic tagging, tracking and monitoring. Applications for RFid tags, benefits and drawbacks of using RFid tags, and...
  • In our continuing series on the science of the small, we see how scientists have miniaturized technology not too different from what you can find in the grocery store, tiny barcodes that could detect...
  • A newly discovered nanomaterial could improve healthcare devices by increasing energy storage, help realize implantable microchips or make better drugs, according to the cover story in July...
  • On average, anti-counterfeiting technologies become obsolete after 18 months. Nanotechnology could hold the key to product identification tags which are truly impossible to replicate, giving genuine...
  • SmartBead Technologies have developed UltraPlex, a barcode system that can be used with drugs and diagnostics. The barcodes can be read using standard detection techniques.
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