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Rice Scientists Develop New Method for Making Pristine Graphene from Table Sugar

Ordinary table sugar could be a key ingredient to developing much lighter, faster, cheaper, denser and more robust computer electronics for use on U.S. military aircraft. Though admittedly far in the future, recent re...

28 Feb 2011

Global Report on Nanostructured Coatings Market

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "The World Market for Nanostructured Coatings - Revised and Updated to 2011" report to their offering. Nanostructured coatings are opening up new marke...

28 Feb 2011

STC Bags $3 Million Contract to Develop Nanosensor Systems for the U.S. Military

The Smart System Technology & Commercialization Center of Excellence (STC) of the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) of the University at Albany announced today that it will spearhead a pair of natio...

28 Feb 2011

Enzyme RNA Polymerase II Reactivates Arrested Transcriptional Complexes

Gene transcription is central to cell function, as it converts the information stored in the DNA into RNA molecules of defined sequence, which then program protein synthesis. The enzyme RNA polymerase II (Pol II) is r...

28 Feb 2011

Printed Electronics in Automotive Applications to be Discussed at LOPE-C 2011

Organic and printed electronics is well on its way to mass markets. Cost-efficient roll-to-roll printing drives electronic systems for consumer goods and industrial control to ultra-compact layouts and energy efficiency.

28 Feb 2011

NanoString Technology to Detect Expression Levels of Genes

Spanish researchers have identified a gene whose expression level strongly predicts how well certain lung cancer patients will respond to treatment with the drug erlotinib.

28 Feb 2011

Focus Metals to Form JV for Applications of Graphene Technologies

Mr. Gary Economo, President and CEO of Focus Metals Inc. ("Focus" or the "Corporation"), is pleased to announce its intention to form a U.S.-Canada-Asia joint venture to develop, patents and secure global rights for applications of graphene technologies.

28 Feb 2011

AnaSpec Features Cell-Impermeant and Permeant Nucleic Acid Stains for Microscopy

AnaSpec is pleased to showcase a variety of premium quality stains, including cell-impermeant and cell-permeant nucleic acid stains.

28 Feb 2011

Nomura Uses Corvil Technology to Monitor Nanosecond Latency for its Direct Market Access Clients

Corvil, a provider of latency management systems for high performance trading and market data, today announced that Nomura, the global investment bank, is using Corvil's Latency Management System to achieve nanosecond latency reporting for their ultra-low latency, Direct Market Access (DMA) platform, NXT Direct.

28 Feb 2011

Bochum Physicists Readout Energy-State Occupancy of Artificial Atoms

Bochum physicists are constructing 0-dimensional systems. Through his participation, the research team from Bochum, Duisburg-Essen, and Hamburg now has succeeded in an energy-state occupancy readout of those artificial atoms – using common interfaces to classic computers.

28 Feb 2011

Analysis on Trends in MEMS Manufacturing and Packaging

Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: MEMS : Trends in MEMS Manufacturing & Packaging. Athough MEMS technologies have not been driven by the same size demands ...

28 Feb 2011

Air Force Selects Binghamton's Nanoscientist for Young Investigator Research Program

Competition for the awards is stiff, with fewer than 20 percent of applicants receiving funding.

25 Feb 2011

NanoPhotonica's S-QLED Technology Improves Quality of Flat Panel Displays

NanoPhotonica, a developer of advanced materials, has perfected realizable, breakthrough QLED display technology that it is commercializing for mass production.

25 Feb 2011

CEA-Leti, ASELTA to Develop E-Beam Proximity Effects Correction Solutions for Maskless Lithography

CEA-Leti and ASELTA Nanographics, its newly incorporated startup, today announced they will jointly develop e-beam proximity effects correction solutions for both mask writing and maskless lithography (ML2) applications.

From CEA-Leti 25 Feb 2011

NIST Scientists Confirm That Etched Quantum Dots Work as Sources of Single Photons

Like snowflakes or fingerprints, no two quantum dots are identical. But a new etching method for shaping and positioning these semiconductor nanocrystals might change that.

From National Institute of Standards and Tech (NIST) 25 Feb 2011

Nanotechnology News

Rice Scientists Develop New Method for Making Pristine Graphene from Table Sugar

Global Report on Nanostructured Coatings Market

STC Bags $3 Million Contract to Develop Nanosensor Systems for the U.S. Military

Enzyme RNA Polymerase II Reactivates Arrested Transcriptional Complexes

Printed Electronics in Automotive Applications to be Discussed at LOPE-C 2011

NanoString Technology to Detect Expression Levels of Genes

Focus Metals to Form JV for Applications of Graphene Technologies

AnaSpec Features Cell-Impermeant and Permeant Nucleic Acid Stains for Microscopy

Nomura Uses Corvil Technology to Monitor Nanosecond Latency for its Direct Market Access Clients

Bochum Physicists Readout Energy-State Occupancy of Artificial Atoms

Analysis on Trends in MEMS Manufacturing and Packaging

Air Force Selects Binghamton's Nanoscientist for Young Investigator Research Program

NanoPhotonica's S-QLED Technology Improves Quality of Flat Panel Displays

CEA-Leti, ASELTA to Develop E-Beam Proximity Effects Correction Solutions for Maskless Lithography

NIST Scientists Confirm That Etched Quantum Dots Work as Sources of Single Photons

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