Dr. Cameron Chai

Researchers Present Review of New Types of Nano Devices and Computing Based on Atomic Switches

Takami Hino and his colleagues from the WPI Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics at the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) in Japan have presented an analysis of new categories of nano devices and computing derived from cationic-based atomic switches.

GenScript Signs Worldwide Non-Exclusive License Agreement with TransGenic

GenScript has made a worldwide (excluding Japan) non-exclusive license agreement with TransGenic for utilizing the GANP (Germinal Center Associated Nuclear Protein) technology in the development of antibodies with high affinity.

Quantum-Dot-Based Nanotechnology Monitors Effects of Stem Cell Therapy in Brain

The April edition of Neurosurgery has published a new method utilizing ‘quantum dots’ developed using nanotechnology to observe the impacts of stem cell treatments for stroke and other brain injuries.

Tests Show Repeated Stress Strengthens Engineered Nanocomposites

A synthetic nanocomposite material, that becomes stronger under continued stress, has been developed by scientists.

US-Based Vendum Batteries Becomes Member of NanoKTN

A battery technology development firm located in the U.S.,Vendum Batteries, announces that it has become a member of the Nano Knowledge Transfer Network (NanoKTN).

Nano-Sized Gyro Sensor Suitable for Gaming Applications

Vantaa, Finland-based VTI has expanded its product portfolio to address the fast paced consumer electronics demand.

Award from NSF to Research on Graphene

Kirill Bolotin, assistant professor of physics at Vanderbilt University has won a Faculty Early Career Development award from the National Science Foundation.

Nanotechnology Enhances Automotive Industry Performance and Revenues

NVD Inspection Platform Delivered in Patterned and Unpatterned Wafers

Qcept Technologies has declared that two semiconductor producers in Asia have procured and installed its ChemetriQ 5000 non-visual defect (NVD) inspection systems.

Nanotechnology to Detect Internal Damage to Aircraft

Brian L. Wardle, associate professor of aeronautics and astronautics, department of electronics at MIT, says if aluminium is hit, it shows a dent, but when a composite is hit, it does not show any dent, though an internal damage may have occurred.