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The Search for Improved Multiferroic Materials may Benefit from New Discovery in Iron-Based Oxide Compound

Materials known as 'multiferroics' hold great promise as memory storage devices owing to coupling between their magnetic and electric properties. Alas, in the multiferroic materials known to date, this coupling typically is very weak and limited to low temperatures, hampering their uptake in commercial applications.

4 Dec 2008

Bristol University Wins Funding for Four New Centres Generating Scientists and Engineers Needed for Britain's Future

Bristol University has won funding for four new centres that will generate the scientists and engineers needed for Britain's future, it was announced today [5 December 2008] by the Engineering and Physical Sciences R...

4 Dec 2008

Symposium Addresses Nanomaterials and Devices

Under the theme of nano- and molecular materials and devices, the 337th session of the Xiangshan Science Conferences convened from 2 to 4 December in Beijing. This symposium was chaired by Prof. ZHU Daoben from the CAS Institute of Chemistry, Prof. TONG Zhenhe from the CAS Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, Prof. GAO Song from School of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering, Peking University and Prof. ZHANG Xi from Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University.

4 Dec 2008

Dry Winter Weather Leads to High Concentrations of Tiny Soot Nanoparticles

Dry winter weather and low level mixing of pollutants from vehicle exhausts in cities leads to the highest concentrations of the tiny soot particles, known as PM10 particles, according to German scientists writing in the...

4 Dec 2008

Cutting-Edge Nanotechnology Resource for Australian Secondary Schools

Science teachers and technophillic teenagers around Australia were thrilled last Friday to gain access to the innovative nanotechnology resource AccessNano. Launched on November 28th at the 2008 Science Teachers Association of Victoria Conference by The Honourable Julia Gillard, The Deputy Prime Minister.

4 Dec 2008

mPhase Technologies Announces Critical Partnership with Major Industrial Design Company

mPhase Technologies, Inc. (OTC BB:XDSL.OB - News) is preparing to announce a critical partnership with a major industrial design company very shortly. The partnership will provide mPhase with a potential distribution cha...

From MyPebble 4 Dec 2008

ICx Technologies to Develop Novel Mass Spectrometry Solution

ICx Technologies (NASDAQ: ICXT) today announced a new joint research project with Purdue University's R. Graham Cooks, distinguished professor of chemistry, working through the university's Discovery Park Center ...

4 Dec 2008

Engineers Examine Effects of Equipment Vibration and Acceleration on Wafer Processing

Process engineers convening at SEMICON Japan 2008 discussed the effects of equipment vibration and acceleration on wafer processing during demonstrations by a maker of wireless metrology devices for wafer processing equipment, CyberOptics Semiconductor, Inc., at booth 1A-403, Hall 1 at Makuhari Messe.

4 Dec 2008

ASU Professors 'Nanojewels' Research Earns Magazine Cover Story

The cover story of a recent special edition of the science and engineering journal Advanced Materials features research by Antonio Garcia, professor in the Harrington Department of Bioengineering and director of the Laboratory for Personalized Molecule Measurement, and Manuel Marquez, an adjunct faculty member in the department.

4 Dec 2008

German Crafted Cleaners, Lubricants, Friction Reducers and Protectants Now Available Throughout North America.

Available for the first time in North America, several new products from Holmenkol, long a force in snow sports, are poised to bring enthusiasts unique solutions for aquatic needs. Merging in-depth surface preparation kn...

4 Dec 2008

Research and Markets Announces Addition of "Introduction to Materials Chemistry" to Their Offering

Research and Markets has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new report "Introduction to Materials Chemistry" to their offering. The book is designed to appeal to advanced undergraduates...

From Research and Markets 4 Dec 2008

Measuring Ultrasonic Sound using Water, Air, Light and Nanotechnology

It will soon be possible to measure ultrasonic sound using water, air, light and nanotechnology - over a hundred times more accurately than with existing sensors. This innovative method is based on a new principle for an ultrasound sensor developed by Helmut Rathgen of the University of Twente.

4 Dec 2008

Nanotechnology News

The Search for Improved Multiferroic Materials may Benefit from New Discovery in Iron-Based Oxide Compound

Bristol University Wins Funding for Four New Centres Generating Scientists and Engineers Needed for Britain's Future

Symposium Addresses Nanomaterials and Devices

Dry Winter Weather Leads to High Concentrations of Tiny Soot Nanoparticles

Cutting-Edge Nanotechnology Resource for Australian Secondary Schools

mPhase Technologies Announces Critical Partnership with Major Industrial Design Company

ICx Technologies to Develop Novel Mass Spectrometry Solution

Engineers Examine Effects of Equipment Vibration and Acceleration on Wafer Processing

ASU Professors 'Nanojewels' Research Earns Magazine Cover Story

German Crafted Cleaners, Lubricants, Friction Reducers and Protectants Now Available Throughout North America.

Research and Markets Announces Addition of "Introduction to Materials Chemistry" to Their Offering

Measuring Ultrasonic Sound using Water, Air, Light and Nanotechnology

Investigating New Materials with Ultracold Atoms

Rutgers and Malvern Instruments Collaborate on Particle Characterization Laboratory at CCR

NY NanoBusiness Alliance President to Adress Livingston Nanotechnology Conference

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