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Green Energy Tech Certifies SunFab Thin Film Line Supplied by Applied Materials

Green Energy Technology Inc., Ltd. (GET) has certified its SunFab Thin Film Line, supplied by Applied Materials, Inc., for the production of Taiwan's largest solar photovoltaic panels. The line, located in Tao Yuan, Taiwan, passed final acceptance testing with world-class panel efficiency, yield and throughput.

From Applied Materials Inc. 16 Apr 2009

IBM to Jointly Develop 28-nanometer Low-Power CMOS Process Technology

The low-power, 28nm technology platform can provide power-performance and time-to-market advantages for producers of a broad range of power-sensitive mobile and consumer electronics applications, including the fast-growing mobile Internet device market segment. The favorable leakage characteristics of the HKMG technology result in optimized battery life for the next generation of mobile products.

16 Apr 2009

Oxford Instruments Receives Multi-System Order from from KAUST

Oxford Instruments is pleased to announce a substantial multi-system order from the newly built King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia. This large order comprises multiple plasma etch, deposition and growth systems.

16 Apr 2009

ASML Has Terminated its Licenses for Optical Maskless Lithography for Semiconductor Applications

Micronic Laser Systems AB (STO:MICR) and ASML Netherlands B.V. signed in December 2004 a license agreement giving ASML the right to market optical maskless lithography for semiconductor applications based on Micronic&#39...

From ASML Special Applications 16 Apr 2009

Just How Much Water is there in Calcined Gypsum

The structure and exact water content of hemihydrate have remained a matter of speculation. Michael F. Bräu (BASF Construction Chemicals GmbH) and Horst Weiss (BASF SE) have now brought this speculation to an end: by using single-crystal structural analyses they were able to solve the structure, generate a structural model, and support it with computer calculations.

16 Apr 2009

Researchers Created Micro-Robots as Small as Bacteria

They look like spirals with tiny heads, and screw through the liquid like miniature corkscrews. When moving, they resemble rather ungainly bacteria with long whip-like tails.

16 Apr 2009

USM Forged Collaborative Ties with Universities in Egypt to Advance Nanotechnology Research

Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) has forged collaborative ties with 2 renowned universities in Egypt for the purpose of advancing research in science and technology in the areas of nanotechnology, exchange of expertise an...

16 Apr 2009

Scientists Succeed in Unlocking the Potential of Carbon Dioxide

Scientists at the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN) have succeeded in unlocking the potential of carbon dioxide - a common greenhouse gas - by converting it into a more useful product.

16 Apr 2009

Researchers Achieved Another Breakthrough with Highly Fluorescent Gold Nanoclusters for Sub-Cellular Imaging

Researchers from Singapore's Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN) have achieved another biomedical breakthrough with highly fluorescent gold nanoclusters for sub-cellular imaging.

16 Apr 2009

Evergreen Solar Panels Being Used to Provide Electricity for New Recharging Station

Evergreen Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq: ESLR), a manufacturer of STRING RIBBON solar power products with its proprietary, low-cost silicon wafer manufacturing technology, announced today that its panels are being used to provide the electricity for a new electric vehicle battery recharging station in a high-traffic area in Frankfurt, Germany.

16 Apr 2009

Nanotechnology News

Green Energy Tech Certifies SunFab Thin Film Line Supplied by Applied Materials

IBM to Jointly Develop 28-nanometer Low-Power CMOS Process Technology

Oxford Instruments Receives Multi-System Order from from KAUST

ASML Has Terminated its Licenses for Optical Maskless Lithography for Semiconductor Applications

Just How Much Water is there in Calcined Gypsum

Researchers Created Micro-Robots as Small as Bacteria

USM Forged Collaborative Ties with Universities in Egypt to Advance Nanotechnology Research

Scientists Succeed in Unlocking the Potential of Carbon Dioxide

Researchers Achieved Another Breakthrough with Highly Fluorescent Gold Nanoclusters for Sub-Cellular Imaging

Evergreen Solar Panels Being Used to Provide Electricity for New Recharging Station

Reactive NanoTechnologies Develops Ruthenium Sputter Target Bonding Method

New Yellow Lasers from Coherent Offers Highest Power for Bioimaging and Cytometry

Micromeritics Announces Limited Time Stimulus Package to USA Industrial Laboratories and Academic Institutions

Light-Permeable Conductive Coatings as Transparent Displays

Aligning Molecules on the Surface of Water into Nanofilms

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