A UC Berkeley team led by engineering professor Xiang Zhang, has developed a nano optical system that deploys graphene, a crystallized carbon layer with a thickness of one atom, to turn light on and off.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
20 May 2011
STMicroelectronics has recently introduced a comprehensive hardware solution for complex sensing products with 10 degrees of freedom (DoF).
Synopsys recently declared that its DesignWare SuperSpeed USB 3.0 xHCI IP has received the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) SuperSpeed USB certification.
Graphene is one-atom thick and comprises carbon atoms placed in hexagonal rings and has astounding characteristics, which has remarkably impacted the scientific community.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
Shrink Nanotechnologies recently signed a multi-phase joint venture agreement with a Japanese company that deals with industrial and consumer electronics and optic solutions that has a facility for its biological equipment in Salzburg, Austria.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
An Oerlikon Solar team in Switzerland in collaboration with the photovoltaic team at the Institute of Physics at the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic has discovered an innovative design for a thin film solar cell that is low in silicon content, and may considerably increase efficiency.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
Pentagonal ring-shaped molecules attach firmly to a copper surface caused by significant charge transfer but have minimal difficulty in side-ways diffusion and show a small level of interaction between adjacent molecules.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
A University of Oregon research team led by Richard Taylor is designing nanoflowers that will enable blind people including those afflicted by macular degeneration to regain vision.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
A Rice University team analyzing the basic physics of nanomaterials has developed an innovative technology to enhance solar energy panels.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
Market analyst, Research and Markets, has recently added a new book titled, ‘Lithography,’ published by John Wiley and Sons to their catalog.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
A Materials Science and Technology team at the Naval Research Laboratory has recently displayed electrical injection, sensing and precession in silicon spin accumulation at temperatures up to 225°C.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
Natcore Technology researchers have revealed that the company’s liquid phase deposition (LPD) method could help in the application of an antireflective (AR) coating to planar and textured solar cells resulting in a decrease of wafer thickness by doing away with the thermal vacuum AR coating procedure.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
IXYS and General Motors Components Holdings (GMCH) have signed an agreement to manufacture power semiconductor wafers. In an endeavor to develop and own technologies, IXYS created its in-house facility.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011
Fluidigm has declared that its facility in Singapore has fabricated and dispatched microscopic NanoFlex valves to the count of over a billion.
Cascade Microtech, specializing in accurate wafer-level measurements, has released the first in their Viper probe cards product line.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
19 May 2011