A research team at the Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque has revealed the power of a high-resolution microscopy technique named Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM) that can capture multiple molecules in living immune cells at the same time.
Research teams at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and the University of Texas at Dallas have deployed a three-dimensional cell imaging method to examine complicated spatial-temporal dynamics of protein transport.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
11 Mar 2011
Epic Sports International, global licensee for Boris Becker Tennis and Volkl Tennis, has declared the release of Organix Racquet Technology.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
11 Mar 2011
Andrew Turberfield and his research team at the University of Oxford have built a programmable molecular robot, a molecular machine of sub-microscopic dimensions comprising artificial DNA. The genetic material travels amid track locations alienated by a distance of 6nm.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
11 Mar 2011
A group of scientists under the leadership of Professor Alexander Holleitner, a member of the Cluster of Excellence Nanosystems Munich, and a physicist at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen, have developed a new speed measurement technique of time-resolved photocurrent in photodetectors with picosecond accuracy.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
11 Mar 2011
Research and Markets has included John Wiley and Sons’ new report titled, ‘Nanoplatform-Based Molecular Imaging,’ to their reports archive and can be availed from its official website.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
11 Mar 2011
Scientists from Brigham, MIT and Women’s Hospital have designed an innovative method of forming nanoparticles that are capable of distributing drugs for diseases like cancer.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
11 Mar 2011
PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P. -- a leading manufacturer of piezo nanopositioning systems and scanners for microscopy, bio-medical and nanotechnology applications -- has released a new catalog on planar piezo scanners for Atomic Force and Scanning Probe microscopy.
A team of researchers at UC Santa Barbara has invented an instrument that will accurately measure single nanoparticles. The nanoparticles have diameters that measure some tens of nanometers.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
10 Mar 2011
Nano-sized molecular motors that exist in the hair cells of the inner ear sense the vibrations of all sounds, whether loud like heavy metal being ground together or subtle and soothing sounds like those of the ocean.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
10 Mar 2011
Pittsburgh-based Aerotech, a company that develops and produces motion control and positioning systems, recently unveiled its Nano Motion Technology catalog that lists its long-travel nanopositioners.
Dr. Moon Kim, a professor of material science and engineering at the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science, has written a book on nanotechnology for children. He has also started a program that will help them intern at the university laboratory at the University of Texas.
By Dr. Cameron Chai
10 Mar 2011
Nanometrics Incorporated (Nasdaq: NANO), a leading provider of advanced process control metrology systems, today announced that a leading Japanese semiconductor company has selected its IMPULSE integrated metrology (IM) ...
With its continued commitment to offering the best in material characterization instrumentation, Micromeritics introduces the new ASAP 2020 HD which includes many features that offer improved isotherm resolution and accuracy. Current ASAP 2020 users can also benefit from these new capabilities by upgrading their instrument to the new HD standard.
Dr Peterson Årsköld believes that, because her research depends on accurate, routine sample quality control in a wide range of sample conditions, it would not be feasible without the rapid, reliable, resource-efficient measurement capabilities of the Zetasizer Nano particle characterization system from Malvern Panalytical.