Graphene-based Nanosensor Can Detect Microscopic Water Contaminants
By David J. Cross, M.A
19 Nov 2019
According to a new study, treated wastewater contains titanium and silver nanoparticles that may have adverse impacts on crustaceans, algae, and cells of fish gills, and these impacts appear to be dependent on species.
Breast cancer is among the top 10 leading causes of death among women worldwide. Although the treatment methods have improved, detecting and treating metastases of cancer in lymph nodes remains a challenge.
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Dr Maggie Chen, associate professor of engineering at Texas State University, has spent the last 15 years researching the best materials to create durable and flexible electron...
By Sarah Moore
18 Nov 2019
Uniqsis has recently installed a 4-channel FlowSyn™ flow chemistry system in the Riley Research Group Laboratories at the University of Pretoria (South Africa).
A new technique for treating lung cancer by inhaling nanoparticles created at Wake Forest School of Medicine, part of Wake Forest Baptist Health, has been reported by researchers.
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For the past few years, scientists have been working on potential applications for the ‘wonder material’ graphene in the field of neuroscience. Now, a tea...
By David J. Cross, M.A
15 Nov 2019
In a new study, engineers from the University of Illinois combined atomic-scale experimentation with computer modeling to quantify the energy required to bend multilayer graphene.
Postnova Analytics has posted a new on-demand webinar introducing how advanced analytical techniques are impacting the field of nanogeochemistry.
For many centuries, crystals have been studied and are omnipresent in the everyday life of humans.
A research team has been working to create engineered magnetic nanostructures and to customize the properties of materials at the nanoscale.
Nanomagnets Made from Graphene and Their Benefits to IT
By Sarah Moore
13 Nov 2019
The UK to Trial Out Graphene Enhanced Roads
By David J. Cross, M.A
13 Nov 2019
A research team from the Texas A&M University College of Engineering is approaching a mass problem from a unique angle. They are focusing on the most significant of challenges, that has to do with mass, as even the most current electric vehicle batteries and supercapacitors are incredibly heavy.
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Nanoform, a Finnish nanotechnology and drug particle engineering company, has won the prestigious Excellence in Pharma Award for Formulation at the 16th CPhI Pharma Awards whic...
By Sarah Moore
12 Nov 2019