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Sensing and Characterizing Materials for Nano Electronics

Find out how the Hall Effect is used for sensing and characterizing materials for nano electronics applications.

From Zurich Instruments AG 5 Sep 2019

Hybrid pixel detectors improve dynamic range, speed, and sensitivity for a broad range of TEM applications

Hybrid pixel detectors count individual photons will revolutionize electron microscopy and TEM applications by improving, dynamic range, speed and sensitivity.

From Dectris Ltd 18 Nov 2019

How is Chemical Vapor Deposition Used to Create Thin Films for Semiconductors?

Chemical Vapor Deposition is a technique in nanofabrication known for being able to take a vaporized reactant and deposit it to form a thin film.

By Liam Critchley 15 Nov 2019

What is Infrared Nanospectroscopy?

IR nanospectroscopy enables the extraction of detailed chemical information at the nanoscale and the identification of properties that influence the performance of functional materials.

By Dr. Priyom Bose 14 Nov 2019

Size Distribution of Industrial Nanoparticles

This article discusses the size distribution of nanoparticles from Xenocs.

From Xenocs SAS 13 Nov 2019

The Applications of Crystalline Nanocellulose (CNC)

Crystalline nanocellulose (CNC) has more promising characteristics than original cellulosic fibers and CNC has wide ranging applications.

By Dr. Priyom Bose 6 Nov 2019

Could Graphene Lubricants Replace Oil?

Graphene is starting to emerge in many industrial sectors as an alternative - one area that has emerged in the last few years is the use of graphene as a lubricant.

By Liam Critchley 16 Oct 2019

2D Nanomechanical Force Field Sensing: How to Use Nanowires

Find out about the characteristics of nanowires and how to use them for 2D nanomechanical force field sensing.

From Zurich Instruments AG 15 Oct 2019

Characterizing 2D Materials with AFM-IR Spectroscopy

The Anasys nanoIR3 AFM-IR spectrometer allows scientists to observe, image and characterize 2D materials at the nanoscale.

From Bruker Nano Surfaces and Metrology 9 Oct 2019

How Negative Stiffness Isolators Work

The spring is joined to an NSM in a standard way. The NSM is made up of two flexures propped up at the outside facing ends and linked to the spring at the inward facing ends, and inserted in compression by forces P.

From Minus K Technology 20 Apr 2018