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Characterizing Effects of Biological Aggregation on Heating and Imaging of Magnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles

Biological aggregation is a critical, yet often overlooked factor in the medical application of nanoparticles. Here we systematically characterize the effects of aggregation on both radiofrequency heating and magnetic resonance image (MRI) contrast of magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (IONPs), including detailed analysis of the aggregate morphologies based on quasi-fractal descriptions.

3 Sep 2014

Researchers Use Vertical Nanowires to Create More Varied Surfaces Where Artificial Membranes can Form

Vertical nanowires could be used for detailed studies of what happens on the surface of cells. The findings are important for pharmaceuticals research, among other applications. A group of researchers from Lund University in Sweden have managed to make artificial cell membranes form across a large number of vertical nanowires, known as a 'nano-forest'.

3 Sep 2014

Rice University Receives $11.75 Million NSF Grant to Bolster Biological Physics Research

Rice University has received a five-year, $11.75 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support the Center for Theoretical Biological Physics.

3 Sep 2014

SUNY CNSE Selects Rudolph's Discover Enterprise Yield Management Software for G450C Program

Rudolph Technologies, Inc. announced today that the SUNY College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE), Albany, NY, has selected its Discover Enterprise™ Yield Management Software (YMS) to provide an integrated data warehouse and analytics system for the Global 450 Consortium (G450C) equipment development program.

From Onto Innovation 3 Sep 2014

New Report Analyzes Use of Critical Materials in Global Nanotechnology Markets

Reportbuyer.com has added a new market research report: Critical Materials in Global Nanotechnology Markets

3 Sep 2014

Aehr Test Systems Receives Follow-on Order for ABTS System from Leading IC Manufacturer

Aehr Test Systems, a worldwide supplier of semiconductor test and burn-in equipment, today announced it has received a follow-on order for its Advanced Burn-in and Test System (ABTS) from a leading manufacturer of advanced logic integrated circuits (ICs) for automotive, embedded processing, digital signal processing and analog applications.

3 Sep 2014

Hugo Dil Wins Heinrich Rohrer Medal from Surface Science Society of Japan

Hugo Dil has been awarded the Heinrich Rohrer Medal by the Surface Science Society of Japan.

3 Sep 2014

New Generation of Biodegradable Coronary Artery Stent Shows Promising Results

A new generation of coronary artery stent that combines a biodegradable component with an ultrathin scaffold showed promising results compared with the current gold standard, in a large population of coronary artery disease patients, according to a new study.

3 Sep 2014

Forecast & Analysis Report on Worldwide Internet of Nano Things Market

According to new market report "Internet of Nano Things Market by Communication Type (Short & Long Distance Communication), by Nano Components & Devices (Cameras, Phones, Scalar Sensors, Processors, Memory Cards, Power Systems, Antennas & Transceivers) - Worldwide Forecast & Analysis (2016 - 2020), by MarketsandMarkets, defines and segments the IoNT Market into various sub-segments with in-depth analysis and forecasting of revenues. It also identifies drivers and restraints of this market with insights on trends, opportunities, and challenges.

2 Sep 2014

University of Oregon Study Sheds Light on Link between Nanodiamonds and Cosmic Event

Tiny diamonds invisible to human eyes but confirmed by a powerful microscope at the University of Oregon are shining new light on the idea proposed in 2007 that a cosmic event — an exploding comet above North America — sparked catastrophic climate change 12,800 years ago.

1 Sep 2014

Argonne National Laboratory Scientists Find Novel Strategy to Synthesize New Materials

Making something new is never easy. Scientists constantly theorize about new materials, but when the material is manufactured it doesn't always work as expected. To create a new strategy for designing materials, scientists at the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory combined two different approaches at two different facilities to synthesize new materials.

1 Sep 2014

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Characterizing Effects of Biological Aggregation on Heating and Imaging of Magnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles

Researchers Use Vertical Nanowires to Create More Varied Surfaces Where Artificial Membranes can Form

Rice University Receives $11.75 Million NSF Grant to Bolster Biological Physics Research

SUNY CNSE Selects Rudolph's Discover Enterprise Yield Management Software for G450C Program

New Report Analyzes Use of Critical Materials in Global Nanotechnology Markets

Aehr Test Systems Receives Follow-on Order for ABTS System from Leading IC Manufacturer

Hugo Dil Wins Heinrich Rohrer Medal from Surface Science Society of Japan

New Generation of Biodegradable Coronary Artery Stent Shows Promising Results

Forecast & Analysis Report on Worldwide Internet of Nano Things Market

University of Oregon Study Sheds Light on Link between Nanodiamonds and Cosmic Event

Argonne National Laboratory Scientists Find Novel Strategy to Synthesize New Materials

New Research Report Analyzes Global Scanning and Electron Microscopes Market

Artificial Virus Offers Prospects for Delivery of Pharmaceuticals

Researchers Uncover New Method for Creating Large Nanofibers Made of Proteins

NSF Grant to Help Study How DNA Travels Through Carbon Nanotubes

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