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University Demonstrates Utility of WaferGen's New Proprietary SmartChip Nano-Dispenser

WaferGen Biosystems, Inc. (OTC:WGBS) (BULLETIN BOARD: WGBS) , a leading developer of state-of-the-art genetic analysis systems, today announced that the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center demonstrated the ut...

From Takara Bio USA, Inc. 12 Nov 2009

Companies Working Together to Design Robust Silicon Chips

Designers of high-speed silicon chips have often had to compromise on performance levels for their integrated circuit designs because of physical weaknesses appearing during design verification or even in production. Thi...

12 Nov 2009

EUV and Double Patterning to Maintain Lithography Roadmap for Next Several Technology Nodes

SEMATECH engineers and the industry at large continue to make progress in developing the infrastructure that will enable lithography for cost-effective manufacturing, according to papers presented at the 2009 International EUVL (Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography) and 193 nm Immersion Extensions Symposia.

12 Nov 2009

Report Examines Market for Large-Area and Printed Sensors

Research and Markets, the leading source for international market research and market data, has announced the addition of the "Large-Area and Printed Sensor Markets: 2009-2016" report to their offering. The...

From Research and Markets 12 Nov 2009

Metamaterials Research Receives Multi Million Funding Boost from Leverhulme Trust

The new grant has been made to a team of Imperial College London scientists and engineers, who, in collaboration with scientists at the University of Southampton, will develop new applications for metamaterials that can bend, control and manipulate light and other kinds of electromagnetic waves. Metamaterials is a new, emerging field of science lying at the borders of physics and materials science. The concept relies not on clever chemistry, which is normally used to create new materials, but instead on creating clever patterns on the surface of existing materials, particularly metals.

12 Nov 2009

TU Delft Professor Awarded 2.5 Million Euros for Nanotechnology and Biology Research

Professor Cees Dekker of TU Delft has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant of 2.5 million euros for research at the cutting edge of biology and nanotechnology. He will use the funding to investigate the evolution of bacter...

12 Nov 2009

Exploiting Recently Discovered Mechanism Allows Biologists to Develop Disease Treatments by Shutting Down Specific Genes

Science and technology journalists pride themselves on the ability to explain complicated ideas in accessible ways, but there are some technical principles that we encounter so often in our reporting that paraphrasing them or writing around them begins to feel like missing a big part of the story.

11 Nov 2009

University of Michigan Professor Receives BASF Catalysis Award 2009

For her outstanding achievements in developing new catalytic concepts in organic synthesis Professor Dr. Sanford has won the BASF Catalysis Award 2009 worth 10,000 Euro.

From BASF 11 Nov 2009

Tiny Holes Making Metal Opaque

Metals are opaque: they reflect light almost completely. For that reason they are utilized as mirrors; as films deposited onto a glassyou find them in any bathroom. If the metal film is very thin, the mirror is semitrans...

11 Nov 2009

Non-Uniform Chemical Compositions of Ionic Liquids at the Nanoscale

Researchers at Texas Tech University, Queen's University in Belfast, Ireland, the University of Rome and the National Research Council in Italy recently made a discovery about the non-uniform chemical compositions of...

11 Nov 2009

New Class of Bowtie-Shaped Devices that Capture, Filter and Steer Light at the Nanoscale

Looking sharp and looking for light - Berkeley Lab researchers have engineered a new class of bowtie-shaped devices that capture, filter and steer light at the nanoscale. These "nano-colorsorter" devices act as antennae to focus and sort light in tiny spaces, a useful technique for harvesting broadband light for color-sensitive filters and detectors.

From Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 11 Nov 2009

Centre Set Up to Identify Whether a Variety of Nanoparticles Can Enter the Human Body

Nanomaterials, which are a thousand times smaller than the width of a human hair, have been developed to perform a variety of roles, including stain resistance in clothes, preservatives in food and cancer treatment in drugs.

11 Nov 2009

Researchers Develop Catalyst that Converts Methane to Methanol

It is currently estimated that natural gas resources will be exhausted in 130 years; however, those reserves where extraction is cost-effective will only flow for another 60 years or so. Scientists at the Max Planck Inst...

11 Nov 2009

Ecliptek Introduces Two New MEMS HCSL Oscillator Series for Low Jitter Reference Clock Applications

Ecliptek Corporation is pleased to announce the addition of two new high frequency High Speed Current Steering Logic (HCSL) six pad surface mount low profile 5.0mm x 7.0mm MEMS oscillators (MO). These new series enhance ...

11 Nov 2009

Finding Paves Way for Smaller Nanoelectronics and Nanosensors

Silicon nanowires are attracting significant attention from the electronics industry due to the drive for ever-smaller electronic devices, from cell phones to computers. The operation of these future devices, and a wide array of additional applications, will depend on the mechanical properties of these nanowires.

11 Nov 2009

Nanotechnology News

University Demonstrates Utility of WaferGen's New Proprietary SmartChip Nano-Dispenser

Companies Working Together to Design Robust Silicon Chips

EUV and Double Patterning to Maintain Lithography Roadmap for Next Several Technology Nodes

Report Examines Market for Large-Area and Printed Sensors

Metamaterials Research Receives Multi Million Funding Boost from Leverhulme Trust

TU Delft Professor Awarded 2.5 Million Euros for Nanotechnology and Biology Research

Exploiting Recently Discovered Mechanism Allows Biologists to Develop Disease Treatments by Shutting Down Specific Genes

University of Michigan Professor Receives BASF Catalysis Award 2009

Tiny Holes Making Metal Opaque

Non-Uniform Chemical Compositions of Ionic Liquids at the Nanoscale

New Class of Bowtie-Shaped Devices that Capture, Filter and Steer Light at the Nanoscale

Centre Set Up to Identify Whether a Variety of Nanoparticles Can Enter the Human Body

Researchers Develop Catalyst that Converts Methane to Methanol

Ecliptek Introduces Two New MEMS HCSL Oscillator Series for Low Jitter Reference Clock Applications

Finding Paves Way for Smaller Nanoelectronics and Nanosensors

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