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Buhler to Collaborate with Micronisers Australasia on Nano-Sized Performance Additives

Buhler Group has entered into a strategic collaboration in the field of nano-sized performance additives with the Australian company Micronisers Australasia Pty Ltd.

2 Dec 2009

Nanotechnology Professor Wins 2009 Peter Mark Memorial Award

Beatriz Roldan Cuenya, an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics with joint appointments at UCFs NanoScience Technology Center and the Department of Environmental Engineering, has received the 2009 Peter Mark M...

2 Dec 2009

Director of Northwestern's Institute for BioNanotechnology Signs Cooperation Agreement

Professor Samuel Stupp, Director of Northwestern's Institute for BioNanotechnology and a great visionary within biomaterials research, visits Göteborg on December 8 to sign a new cooperation agreement with Sahlg...

2 Dec 2009

Researchers Using Nanotechnology to Lengthen Lifetime of Carbon Electrodes

Researchers at Amirkabir University of Technology, in collaboration with colleagues from University of Tehran, introduced a highly efficient method for the modification of carbon electrodes which enables them to detect s...

2 Dec 2009

Nanogate Achieving Significant Successes with its international Growth Strategy

Nanogate (ISIN DE000A0JKHC9), a leading international nanotechnology enabler, is achieving significant successes with its international growth strategy: within a partnership that has existed since 2005, production and marketing have been initiated for a new heat exchanger model that guarantees improved energy efficiency.

From Nanogate SE 2 Dec 2009

Semefab Begins Building CMOS3 Wafer Fab to Support Front-End Processing of MEMS Structures

Semefab (Scotland) Ltd. (Glenrothes, Scotland) has started building its CMOS3 wafer fab to support front-end processing of MEMS structures. Semefab, with financial support from Scottish Enterprise and the United Kingdom ...

2 Dec 2009

Physicists Use Laser Light to Create "Synthetic Magnetism"

For the first time, physicists have used laser light to create "synthetic magnetism," an exotic condition in which neutral atoms suddenly begin to behave as if they were charged particles interacting with a magnetic field -- even though no such field is present and the atoms have no charge.

2 Dec 2009

Wearing a Cap is Good for You, at Least if You Are a Mammal Cell

Researchers from the Johns Hopkins Engineering in Oncology Center have shown that in healthy cells, a bundled "cap" of thread-like fibers holds the cell's nucleus, its genetic storehouse, in its proper place.

2 Dec 2009

Researchers Create "Synthetic" Magnetic Fields for Ultracold Gas Atoms

The demonstration, described in the latest issue of the journal Nature, not only paves the way for exploring the complex natural phenomena involving charged particles in magnetic fields, but may also contribute to an exotic new form of quantum computing.

2 Dec 2009

The Most Complex and Comprehensive Science Project Ever Assembled on the Planet

Faculty and students from Louisiana Tech University are playing an important role in what has been described as "the most complex and comprehensive science project ever assembled on the planet." The Large Ha...

2 Dec 2009

Researchers Use Lasers to Create First Practical Macroscopic Yarns from Boron Nitride Fibers

Researchers have used lasers to create the first practical macroscopic yarns from boron nitride fibers, opening the door for an array of applications, from radiation-shielded spacecraft to stronger body armor, according to a just-published study.

2 Dec 2009

Nanometrics Receives Follow-On Order from Leading Memory Customer

Nanometrics Incorporated (Nasdaq: NANO), a leading supplier of advanced process control metrology systems used primarily in the manufacturing and packaging of semiconductors, solar photovoltaics and high-brightness LEDs,...

2 Dec 2009

ASU Professors Launch Global Database of Government Documents on Nanotechnology

A global database of government documents on nanotechnology is being launched by three law professors at Arizona State University who, with their colleagues in Australia and Belgium, have corralled and organized a massive number of regulatory documents dealing with the rapidly advancing technology.

2 Dec 2009

Unique Transmission Electron Microscope for High Resolution Imaging of Vitrified Biological Specimens

Carl Zeiss completed the installation and acceptance testing of a transmission electron microscope featuring a new type of optics for the high-resolution imaging of biological specimens at the Max Planck Institute for Bi...

From Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH 2 Dec 2009

Important Symposium Exploring Sub-22nm Flash Memory

On December 8, in Baltimore, Maryland, Applied Materials will host an important symposium exploring critical questions surrounding the industry’s capability to deliver the density and performance required to satisfy the ever-growing demand for higher capacity flash memory chips.

From Applied Materials Inc. 2 Dec 2009

Nanotechnology News

Buhler to Collaborate with Micronisers Australasia on Nano-Sized Performance Additives

Nanotechnology Professor Wins 2009 Peter Mark Memorial Award

Director of Northwestern's Institute for BioNanotechnology Signs Cooperation Agreement

Researchers Using Nanotechnology to Lengthen Lifetime of Carbon Electrodes

Nanogate Achieving Significant Successes with its international Growth Strategy

Semefab Begins Building CMOS3 Wafer Fab to Support Front-End Processing of MEMS Structures

Physicists Use Laser Light to Create "Synthetic Magnetism"

Wearing a Cap is Good for You, at Least if You Are a Mammal Cell

Researchers Create "Synthetic" Magnetic Fields for Ultracold Gas Atoms

The Most Complex and Comprehensive Science Project Ever Assembled on the Planet

Researchers Use Lasers to Create First Practical Macroscopic Yarns from Boron Nitride Fibers

Nanometrics Receives Follow-On Order from Leading Memory Customer

ASU Professors Launch Global Database of Government Documents on Nanotechnology

Unique Transmission Electron Microscope for High Resolution Imaging of Vitrified Biological Specimens

Important Symposium Exploring Sub-22nm Flash Memory

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