Stuart Milne

Digital Marketing Specialist

Stuart graduated from the University of Wales, Institute Cardiff with a first-class honours degree in Industrial Product Design. After working on a start-up company involved in LED Lighting solutions, Stuart decided to take an opportunity with AZoNetwork.

Over the past five years at AZoNetwork, Stuart has been involved in developing an industry leading range of products, enhancing client experience and improving internal systems designed to deliver significant value for clients hard earned marketing dollars.

In his spare time Stuart likes to continue his love for art and design by creating art work and continuing his love for sketching. In the future Stuart, would like to continue his love for travel and explore new and exciting places.

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Articles from Stuart

Observing the Growth of Complex Nanoscale Materials in Real Time

Nathan Gianneschi, associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry at UC San Diego, talks to AZoNano about the visualization and growth of “nanoscale” chemical complexes in real time.

19 Jun 2015

Easy Method to Make Carbon Nanoparticles for Biomedical Applications

Researchers at the University of Illinois have discovered an easy method to produce carbon nanoparticles for biomedical applications. These carbon nanoparticles can be made at home within a couple of hours using easily available ingredients and molasses. Comparatively, other existing methods require days for production and also need costly purification processes and equipment.

19 Jun 2015

Stretchable, Transparent Conductors with Nano-Accordion Design for Flexible Electronics Applications

North Carolina State University researchers have developed flexible, transparent conductors with “nano-accordion” design. The conductors hold promise in different applications including wearable sensors, stretchable displays or flexible electronics.

17 Jun 2015

Scientists Demonstrate Intrinsic Chirality in Ordinary Nanocrystals

Scientists from the Trinity College Dublin and the ITMO University have demonstrated that ordinary nanocrystals have intrinsic chirality, and this occurs due to chiral defects that take place naturally during normal nanocrystal synthesis. They have shown that the chiral nanocrystals could be produced as a half-and-half mixture under normal conditions and these would be mirror images of one another. This finding in nanocrystals has opened new possibilities in medicine, bio-technology and nanobiotechnology. In medicine it could be used for targeted delivery of drugs.

17 Jun 2015

Manipulating Nanoscale Magnets with Ultrafast Heat Conduction

David Cahill, Willett Professor and Department Head of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, talks to AZoNano about his research into the manipulation of magnetic information with heat and how it can be used to manipulate magnetization at the nanoscale.

15 Jun 2015

Compressed Mineral Nanoparticles in Dentin Prevent Crack Propagation in Teeth

An interdisciplinary team headed by Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin scientists has examined the complicated structure of dentin in human teeth. Human teeth are designed to last a lifetime irrespective of the number of forces they are subjected to. However, the scientists have still not fully interpreted the high failure resistance of dentin. The scientists at the synchrotron sources BESSY II at HZB, Berlin, Germany, and the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility ESRF, Grenoble, France were able to report precompression of mineral particles. The resistance of the biostructure was increased as internal stress works against the advancement of cracks.

11 Jun 2015

Reducing the World's Reliance on Rare Earth Magnets

In this interview, Dr. Shiv Khanna and Dr. Everett Carpenter speak to AZoNano about why magnetic nanoparticles are important and the benefits they offer.

10 Jun 2015

LCTEM Technique Helps Observe Growth of Complex Nanoscale Materials in Real Time

Researchers have developed a new technique that helps in observing the growth of complex, self-assembled chemical nanostructures in real time. This latest breakthrough makes it possible to document nanoscale processes that occur in liquids down to one-billionth of a meter, and will also promote many future developments in nanotechnology. The study was a collaborative effort of researchers from Florida State University, UC San Diego, and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. It has been described in a paper published online in the Journal of the American Chemical Society.

10 Jun 2015

University of Illinois Researchers Report Novel Technique to Manipulate Magnetization at Nanoscale

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have reported physical mechanisms that use heat to manipulate magnetic information. Unlike the conventional methods that involve application of magnetic fields, these mechanisms are based on the transport of heat energy, providing a suitable way to control magnetization at nano-level.

10 Jun 2015

3D Nano Structure Could Benefit Nanoelectronics and Gas Storage

Nanoelectronics, composite materials and hydrogen fuel cells are just a few applications a new three dimensional porous nanostructure could make possible. Researchers from Rice University have made a computer simulation of the material by stacking extremely thin sheets of boron nitride in parallel l

3 Jun 2015