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George Washington University Partners with FEI to Install High-Performance Microscopes at Science and Engineering Hall

FEI and the George Washington University (GW) are pleased to announce that they are partnering to install several new high-performance microscopes at GW's Science and Engineering Hall. The new, $275 million, 500,000-square-foot research facility will soon be home to four microscopes from FEI: the Talos™ F200X transmission electron microscope (TEM), Helios NanoLab™ 660 DualBeam, Teneo™ scanning electron microscope (SEM), and CorrSight™ advanced light microscope for correlative light/electron microscopy. These systems will be used by professors and their students for research covering the full spectrum from materials through life sciences.

28 Apr 2015

NanoViricides’ Anti-Viral Drug Candidates Show Promise in Lethal Animal Model of Herpes Infection

NanoViricides, Inc., (the "Company"), a nanomedicine company developing anti-viral drugs, discusses the significance of the strong effectiveness demonstrated by its anti-viral drug candidates in a lethal animal model of dermal herpes infection.

From NanoViricides, Inc 28 Apr 2015

In-Depth Analysis of Silver Nanowire Transparent Conductor Technologies

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Market Opportunities for Silver Nanowire Transparent Conductors 2015-2022" report to their offering.

From Research and Markets 28 Apr 2015

Rudolph Technologies Receives Follow-On Order for Lithography and Inspection Systems

Rudolph Technologies, Inc. announced today that a major outsourced assembly and test (OSAT) manufacturer has placed a $12 million order for a follow-on JetStep® Advanced Packaging Lithography System and multiple NSX® Inspection Systems for use in their planned capacity expansion. The tools, which will ship this quarter and next, will be used in high-performance fan-out wafer level packaging (FOWLP) applications.

From Onto Innovation 28 Apr 2015

Trends in Nanotechnology International Conference 2015 Announces Names of Keynote Speakers

The TNT 2015 structure will keep the fundamental features of the previous editions, providing a unique opportunity for broad interaction.

28 Apr 2015

Aehr Test Systems Announces Initial Order for FOX-15 Multi-Wafer Test and Burn-In Systems

Aehr Test Systems, a worldwide supplier of semiconductor test and burn-in equipment, today announced it has received an order from a new customer for a FOX-15 Multi-Wafer Test and Burn-In System, multiple WaferPak™ contactors and a WaferPak Aligner.

28 Apr 2015

MagForce AG’s Fifth Nanoactivator(R) Device Installed at Frankfurt University Hospital

MagForce AG Installs Fifth NanoActivator(R) in Germany for the Treatment of Brain Tumors at Frankfurt University Hospital

28 Apr 2015

Canatu Unveils High Optical Transmittance CNB™ Transparent Conductive Films at Printed Electronics Europe 2015

Canatu, a manufacturer of next generation transparent conductive films and touch sensors, announces a new generation of high optical transmittance CNB™ (Carbon NanoBud®) transparent conductive films at Printed Electronics Europe in Berlin on April 28th, 2015.

From Canatu 28 Apr 2015

Cambridge Nanosystems Announces Opening of New Ultra-High-Quality Graphene Production Facility

Cambridge Nanosystems, a young company born out of the University of Cambridge, has officially opened a new factory in Cambridge UK that will revolutionise the commercial production of grapheneglobally.

28 Apr 2015

New Microscopy Technique Reveals Local Cross-Coupling Between Magnetic and Electric Dipoles

A novel microscopy technique called magnetoelectric force microscopy (MeFM) was developed to detect the local cross-coupling between magnetic and electric dipoles. Combined experimental observation and theoretical modeling provide understanding on how a bulk linear magnetoelectric effect can be realized in a new family of materials.

27 Apr 2015

Researchers Develop Hollow Microprobe Array to Achieve Flexibility in Single-Cell Manipulation

Functional analysis of a cell, which is the fundamental unit of life, is important for gaining new insights into medical and pharmaceutical fields. For efficiently studying cell functions, it is essential to reconstruct cellular microenvironments by parallel manipulation of single cells. Various cell manipulation techniques including fluidic, optical, and electrical techniques have been developed.

27 Apr 2015

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George Washington University Partners with FEI to Install High-Performance Microscopes at Science and Engineering Hall

NanoViricides’ Anti-Viral Drug Candidates Show Promise in Lethal Animal Model of Herpes Infection

In-Depth Analysis of Silver Nanowire Transparent Conductor Technologies

Rudolph Technologies Receives Follow-On Order for Lithography and Inspection Systems

Trends in Nanotechnology International Conference 2015 Announces Names of Keynote Speakers

Aehr Test Systems Announces Initial Order for FOX-15 Multi-Wafer Test and Burn-In Systems

MagForce AG’s Fifth Nanoactivator(R) Device Installed at Frankfurt University Hospital

Canatu Unveils High Optical Transmittance CNB™ Transparent Conductive Films at Printed Electronics Europe 2015

Cambridge Nanosystems Announces Opening of New Ultra-High-Quality Graphene Production Facility

New Microscopy Technique Reveals Local Cross-Coupling Between Magnetic and Electric Dipoles

Researchers Develop Hollow Microprobe Array to Achieve Flexibility in Single-Cell Manipulation

Nanotronics Imaging Launches New Method to Explore, Manipulate Materials at the Atomic Level

Photo-Reduced Graphene Oxide Patterns Can Produce Full-Colour 3D Images

QD Vision’s Color IQ Quantum Dot Technology Wins 2015 Bronze Edison Award

Georgia Tech Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology Supports MEMS-Related R&D

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