Semiconducting polymer nanomaterials combine flexibility with conductive properties, making them ideal for use in organic electronics, energy storage, and sensor technologies. These materials enable advancements in applications like OLEDs, organic solar cells, and flexible supercapacitors.
By Atif Suhail
28 Jan 2025
Nanomaterials, such as aerogels, graphene, and phase change materials, play a crucial role in enhancing thermal management systems for aerospace applications. These advanced materials improve performance, reduce energy consumption, and address challenges in high-temperature environments.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
24 Jan 2025
Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) and liposomes have distinct structures and roles, providing different benefits for drug delivery, particularly in gene therapies and mRNA vaccines.
By Ankita Biswas
20 Jan 2025
Dr. Ramakrishna shares his insights into his ongoing electrospinning work and highlights nanofibers' transformative potential in addressing critical challenges.
In this interview, Ronish Shrestha, Lead Scientist and Engineer at Materic explores the exciting advancements in electrospinning technology.
In pharmaceutical separation, nanomembranes improve selectivity and efficiency, offering sustainable alternatives to traditional energy-intensive methods.
By Atif Suhail
13 Jan 2025
Graphene batteries offer significant improvements in energy storage, charging speed, and lifespan. These batteries are becoming essential for applications such as electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and portable electronics, with substantial growth projected in the coming years.
By Atif Suhail
9 Jan 2025
Electron-beam lithography (e-beam lithography) is a high-precision nanofabrication technique used for creating intricate patterns at the nanoscale. This method is essential in various fields, including microelectronics, photonics, and healthcare.
By Atif Suhail
6 Jan 2025
Discover how alphaCART, a mobile confocal Raman spectroscopy system, enables researchers to analyze precious and immovable samples.
X-ray diffraction (XRD) is a powerful tool for characterizing nanomaterials, providing crucial insights into their phase composition, crystalline structure, and defects. This non-destructive method is essential in nanomaterial science and material development.
By Atif Suhail
3 Jan 2025