The current pandemic has exposed the medical vulnerability to viral infections that may lead to another pandemic. This article discusses how nanotechnology is being used to combat COVID-19.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
6 Nov 2020
New research suggests a revolutionary new way to tackle the planet’s growing plastic problem. A new nanoparticle catalyst that mimics natural processes could ‘down-cycle’ plastics for re-use.
Nanotech Energy is developing a new generation of graphene lithium batteries with superior performance to those currently on the market. The batteries are expected to replace the traditional lithium-ion battery and feature revolutionary energy storage abilities.
The world's top supplier of graphene, Nanotech Energy Inc. has launched a high- performing non-flammable battery with a total investment of $27.5 million.
After nearly three decades of development, a new generation of ASML's integrated circuit fabrication tools is now available to semiconductor chip manufacturers.
France-based Nawa Technologies (NAWA) has introduced a ground-breaking ultra-fast carbon battery with unique electrode materials, combining the best nano and clean technologies to store more electricity than current batteries.
As nanotechnology continues to advance, it will inevitably have a tremendous impact on the safety, taste and production rates of water and many other types of beverages distributed throughout the world.
By Benedette Cuffari
22 Oct 2020
A team of researchers from Columbia University has stacked a monolayer of graphene on top of a bilayer of the same single-atom-thick sheet of carbon allotrope. The scientists discovered that their triple stack system unlocked new quantum mechanical states and a new form of magnetism.
By Robert Lea
21 Oct 2020
Scientists believe nanobiosensors can play a crucial role in revolutionizing the farming system by determining threats to prevent agricultural loss.
By Dr. Priyom Bose
20 Oct 2020
The Centre for Biomedical Technologies at Queensland University of Technology (CBT-QUT) has successfully demonstrated the inactivity of SARS-CoV-2 within six hours on durable antiviral nanostructured surfaces.
By Parva Chhantyal
12 Oct 2020