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Grolltex Ships ‘World’s Smallest Graphene Strain Sensor’ to Large European Partner

Electronics grade graphene company Grolltex, has shipped the first version of its patented single atom thick strain sensor to a large European sensor maker partner. The company calls this sensor device, ‘the ...

From Grolltex Inc 15 May 2019

Carbon Nanotube Hybrid Transparent Film Reduces Smartphone RF Energy Exposure by Up to 95%

CHASM Advanced Materials, Inc., a leader in next generation advanced materials, today announced the launch of AgeNTTM RF Shielding Film, which can reduce the radio frequency (RF) energy exposure from smartphones by up to 95%.

From Chasm Technologies, Inc. 14 May 2019

Newly Created Smallest Ever Pixels Could be Used for New Types of Large-Scale Flexible Displays

The smallest pixels ever developed—a million times smaller compared to those in smartphones, developed by capturing particles of light under tiny rocks of gold—could be employed for new varieties of large-scale flexible displays, adequately big to capture the whole buildings.

13 May 2019

A Novel Method to Design Large Multi-Antibody-Like Nanostructures Using DNA Nanotechnology

Earlier in 2016, the Faculty of Science and Technology at Aarhus University and Novo Nordisk entered into a strategic collaboration contract known as the ‘Aarhus Novo Nordisk Science and Talent Network.’

13 May 2019

Graphene Flakes Might Influence Operation of Neurons in the Brain

New research by SISSA has developed nanomaterials that are safe and selective and have a reversible effect. This new research has cast light on their potential to reach particular sites and influence the activity of particular brain cells.

10 May 2019

Understanding Electronic Transport Mechanism in Organic Films Using Marcus Hopping Model

Physicists at the Research Cluster Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed) of the TU Dresden, in collaboration with scientists from Belgium, Spain, and Germany, could demonstrate the behavior of electrons upon being injected into organic semiconductor films.

10 May 2019

DGIST Develops Graphene-Based High-Performance Transmission Line with Improved Operating Speed

A graphene-based high-performance transmission line with enhanced operating speed of electrons compared to using the existing metal in high frequency has been developed by the DGIST Department of Information and Communication Engineering.

9 May 2019

New Class of Single-Atom Nanozymes Shows Great Promise as the Next-Generation Nanozymes

Nanozymes are catalytic nanomaterials with enzyme-like properties and with the benefits of high stability, low cost, ease of mass production, and tunable catalytic activity.

8 May 2019

Researchers Solve a Major Piece of Puzzle of Using Light to Trigger Chemical Reactions

How is it possible to catalyze chemical reactions by light, using the example of photosynthesis in nature? This process is still not understood well.

7 May 2019

Researchers Develop New Method to Observe Single Nanoparticles Before, During, and After Electrochemical Reaction

It is hard to study single nanoparticles as they are very small. However, this is what exactly scientists are looking for to customize their properties. And they have come up with a new methodology—particle at the stick.

6 May 2019

A Non-Invasive Quantum-Light-Based Method to Measure Temperature at the Nanoscale

The capability of measuring, and tracking, temperatures and temperature variations at minuscule scales—within a cell or in micro and nano-electronic components—has the potential to influence a number of areas of research from disease detection to a core challenge of contemporary computation and communication technologies, how to compute scalability and performance in electronic components.

6 May 2019

Nanodiamonds Doped with Silicon Could be Useful for Cell and Tissue Imaging

Researchers are very enthusiastic about diamonds—not the kinds that decorate jewelry, but the microscopic type that is below the thickness of a strand of human hair. These so-called “nanodiamonds” are nearly completely formed of carbon.

6 May 2019

Minute Droplets Pave Way to In-Flight Imaging of Proteins

For the first time, scientists have shown the creation of a beam of nanodroplets that can deliver a range of biological samples, from cell organelles to single proteins, nearly free from any contaminations, to the focus of an X-ray laser which can be employed to image them.

6 May 2019

Study Reports a New Genetically Engineered Shell Based on Natural Structures

Bacteria present in the earth have nanometer-sized factories that perform several different things.

3 May 2019

Crumpled Carbon Nanotube Forests Offer a Potential Solution for Advancing Self-Powered Wearable Electronics

Better power sources are required for the advancement of emerging wearable tech. Now, at Michigan State University (MSU), a research team has offered a promising solution through crumpled carbon nanotube (CNT) forests.

3 May 2019

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Grolltex Ships ‘World’s Smallest Graphene Strain Sensor’ to Large European Partner

Carbon Nanotube Hybrid Transparent Film Reduces Smartphone RF Energy Exposure by Up to 95%

Newly Created Smallest Ever Pixels Could be Used for New Types of Large-Scale Flexible Displays

A Novel Method to Design Large Multi-Antibody-Like Nanostructures Using DNA Nanotechnology

Graphene Flakes Might Influence Operation of Neurons in the Brain

Understanding Electronic Transport Mechanism in Organic Films Using Marcus Hopping Model

DGIST Develops Graphene-Based High-Performance Transmission Line with Improved Operating Speed

New Class of Single-Atom Nanozymes Shows Great Promise as the Next-Generation Nanozymes

Researchers Solve a Major Piece of Puzzle of Using Light to Trigger Chemical Reactions

Researchers Develop New Method to Observe Single Nanoparticles Before, During, and After Electrochemical Reaction

A Non-Invasive Quantum-Light-Based Method to Measure Temperature at the Nanoscale

Nanodiamonds Doped with Silicon Could be Useful for Cell and Tissue Imaging

Minute Droplets Pave Way to In-Flight Imaging of Proteins

Study Reports a New Genetically Engineered Shell Based on Natural Structures

Crumpled Carbon Nanotube Forests Offer a Potential Solution for Advancing Self-Powered Wearable Electronics

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