Nanomagnetics News

RSS

Rotating Magnetic Nanoparticles Could Mechanically Destroy Cancer Cells

An international team in which a UPM researcher is involved has shown that it is possible to mechanically destroy cancer cells by rotating magnetic nanoparticles attached to them in elongated aggregates.

14 Jun 2017

Researchers Design Hierarchical Structure of Magnetic Nanoparticles to Study Influence of Symmetry and Shape

In many ways, magnets are still mysterious. They get their (often powerful) effects from the microscopic interactions of individual electrons, and from the interplay between their collective behavior at different scales. But if you can’t move these electrons around to study how factors like symmetry impact the larger-scale magnetic effects, what can you do instead?

14 Jun 2017

Innovative Approach for Targeted Drug Delivery Through Nanodiamond-Enhanced MRI

Nanodiamonds are synthetic industrial diamonds that measure only a few nanometers. Recently, nanodiamonds have attracted significant attention due to their ability to carry out targeted delivery of cancer drugs and vaccines, and for other applications. To date, there have been limited possibilities for imaging nanodiamonds.

27 Apr 2017

Tiny Skyrmions Could be the Prospective Information Carriers in Future

An innovative ultra-thin multilayer film has been developed by a research team headed by Associate Professor Yang Hyunsoo at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering at the National University of Singapore (NUS).

11 Apr 2017

Innovative Superconducting Thin Nanomaterial Gets Magnets Levitating

A thin nanomaterial that has superconducting properties has been developed by a team of experimental physicists headed by Professor Uwe Hartmann from Saarland University.

7 Apr 2017

Researchers Working Towards Use of Nanomagnets for Future Data Storage

If only one atom or small molecule was necessary for a single unit of data (a zero or a one as in binary digital technology), enormous volumes of data could be stored in the smallest amount of space.

31 Mar 2017

Iron Nanocubes may Have Favorable Impact on Future of NO2 Sensing

Although they sound like a recent discovery, nanoparticles have been in use for centuries. For instance, the famous Lycurgus cup, crafted by 4th century Roman artisans, features dichroic glass, with silver and gold nanoparticles scattered throughout, giving the cup a red appearance when illuminated from behind and a green appearance when light is shining on it from the front.

15 Mar 2017

Nanomagnetics News

Rotating Magnetic Nanoparticles Could Mechanically Destroy Cancer Cells

Researchers Design Hierarchical Structure of Magnetic Nanoparticles to Study Influence of Symmetry and Shape

Innovative Approach for Targeted Drug Delivery Through Nanodiamond-Enhanced MRI

Tiny Skyrmions Could be the Prospective Information Carriers in Future

Innovative Superconducting Thin Nanomaterial Gets Magnets Levitating

Researchers Working Towards Use of Nanomagnets for Future Data Storage

Iron Nanocubes may Have Favorable Impact on Future of NO2 Sensing

Research to Study Motion of Vortex Domain Walls in Ferromagnetic Nanowires

Study Reveals Three Layers of Graphene can Create New Type of Magnet

Researchers Make Important Breakthrough in the Field of Future Magnetic Storage Devices

Making Cryogen Free Measurements: Challenges and Solutions

Exploring the Synergy of AFM Resonance Oscillatory Modes

Graphene Oxide and the Global Graphene Expo

Precision Thinning for TEM Analysis

Superhydrophobic Nano Coating for All Surfaces - Nasiol SHBC

Combining Fluorescence Imaging and Scanning Electron Microscopy into One Platform

Sponsored Content

What is ‘White Graphene’ and What Does it Offer for Futuristic Devices?

Quantification and Visualization of Single Macromolecules with AFM Software

HybriD Piezoresponse Force Microscopy (PFM): AFM Nondestructive Mode for Studying Different Electromechanical Properties

Using the Atmosphere for Gas Mixing for Environmental Analysis

Nanomagnetics News

1 Researchers Develop a Novel Way to Supply Drugs into Cells at Nanoscale

2 Weebit Nano Reports Excellent Test Results in Preparation for the Move to 300mm Wafers at 28nm

3 Cerion Advanced Materials CEO Landon Mertz to Discuss Commercialization of Nanomaterials During Nanotechnology Industries Association Webinar

4 Manchester Univ. Opens Innovation Center to Develop Next-Gen Graphene Applications

5 Researchers Create Nanoparticle that Targets Tumor-Infiltrating Immune Cells to Eliminate Cancer Cells

6 New, Low-Cost Method Could Transform Graphene Printed Electronics

Sponsored Content