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Anasys Instruments Introduces the nanoIR2-FS High Speed Nanoscale IR Spectroscopy System

Anasys Instruments Introduces the nanoIR2-FS High Speed Nanoscale IR Spectroscopy System

Anasys Instruments, the world leader in nanoscale IR spectroscopy, announces its next generation nanoscale IR spectroscopy and chemical imaging system, the nanoIR2-FS™. The nanoIR2-FS, with new FASTSpectra™ technology, sets new standards in measurement speed, resolution, sensitivity, and multi-modal characterization capabilities, while extending its Resonance Enhanced AFM-IR technology to a broader spectroscopic range to provide unrivalled correlation to FTIR at the nanoscale across a wider range of samples.

30 Sep 2016

New Nanosensors for Measuring Enzyme Levels, Help Choose Appropriate Cancer Treatments

New Nanosensors for Measuring Enzyme Levels, Help Choose Appropriate Cancer Treatments

An MIT research team has built nanosensors capable of profiling tumors and may help to discover how they will react to certain therapies. The system is designed according to levels of enzymes known as proteases, which cancer cells use to remodel their surroundings.

29 Sep 2016

Scientists Discover Nanoparticle Capable of Killing Cancer Cells

Scientists Discover Nanoparticle Capable of Killing Cancer Cells

Cornell dots or C dots are nanoparticles that are emerging as promising therapeutic tools to detect and treat cancer.

29 Sep 2016

Graphene Could Enter the Body on Top of a Stable Lipid Monolayer

Graphene Could Enter the Body on Top of a Stable Lipid Monolayer

Researchers have, for the first time, succeeded in placing a graphene layer on top of a firm fatty lipid monolayer. Graphene, surrounded by a protective shell of lipids, could enter the body and work as a versatile sensor. The findings, recently published in Nanoscale, are the initial steps towards such a shell.

29 Sep 2016

International Conference & Exhibition on Advanced & Nano Materials to be held in Toronto, Canada

The International Academy of Energy, Minerals & Materials, has announced that it will be hosting the ICANM2017: International Conference on Advanced and Nano Materials, from 07-09 August. This highly interactive c...

29 Sep 2016

Memristors Could be the Missing Link in Development of Bio-Electronic Medicines

Memristors Could be the Missing Link in Development of Bio-Electronic Medicines

A new University of Southampton-led study shows that a nanoscale device known as a memristor could possibly be the missing link in the advancements of implants. These implants require electrical signals from the brain to aid medical treatments.

28 Sep 2016

STI Electronics Receives Respected Industry Award for Its Manufacturing Services During SMTAI

STI Electronics Receives Respected Industry Award for Its Manufacturing Services During SMTAI

STI Electronics, Inc. announces that it was awarded a 2016 Global Technology Award in the Contract Services < $25 million category for its Manufacturing Services.

28 Sep 2016

UNAM Creates Nanoparticle-Based Edible Coating to Extend Shelf-Life of Food

UNAM Creates Nanoparticle-Based Edible Coating to Extend Shelf-Life of Food

An edible coating has been developed by UNAM researchers with the aim to extend the life of vegetables and fruits and preserve them for prolonged refrigeration. This coating with added purposeful ingredients could be applied to freshly cut foods.

28 Sep 2016

Nanoscale 3D Printing Improves Working of Atomic Force Microscopes

Nanoscale 3D Printing Improves Working of Atomic Force Microscopes

Nanometric-scale sensors that have the potential to enhance the functioning of atomic force microscopes have been printed by EPFL researchers.

27 Sep 2016

Nanoparticle Injections Hold Promise for Osteoarthritis Treatment

Nanoparticle Injections Hold Promise for Osteoarthritis Treatment

Nearly 27 million people in the US are affected osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease. About 12% of osteoarthritis cases are a result of former injuries.

27 Sep 2016

Applied NanoFluorescence launches the NS MiniTracer:

Applied NanoFluorescence launches the NS MiniTracer:

With more than ten years of experience building sophisticated spectrometric systems for carbon nanotube characterization, Applied NanoFluorescence, LLC is releasing its latest product, the NS MiniTracer.

27 Sep 2016

Berkeley Lab Develops 3D Racetrack for Electrons in Nanoscale Crystal Slices

Berkeley Lab Develops 3D Racetrack for Electrons in Nanoscale Crystal Slices

A unique 3D racetrack for electrons in extremely thin slices of a nanomaterial has been developed by researchers. This nanomaterial was created at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab).

26 Sep 2016

Researchers Develop Method to Avoid Graphene Layers Overheating

Researchers Develop Method to Avoid Graphene Layers Overheating

In the future miniature sensors and drug dispensers could be implanted within the body to monitor and maintain the health of humans. These devices will be made from graphene, one of the world’s lightest and strongest materials.

26 Sep 2016

Therapon Develops New Nanoparticles with UV Protection in 5,000 SPF Range

Therapon Develops New Nanoparticles with UV Protection in 5,000 SPF Range

Therapon's R & D team has developed UV radiation absorbing silicon particle based on quantum physics properties.

26 Sep 2016

Microscope Stage for Electronics Material Testing

Microscope Stage for Electronics Material Testing

The Prior Scientific H112 microscope stage offers a travel range of over 300 x 300 mm making it ideal for accurate and precise scanning of semiconductor wafers, photo masks, flat panel displays and printed circuit boards.

From Prior Scientific Instruments Ltd. 26 Sep 2016

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