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Handheld, Atomic Emission Detector Developed for Department of Homeland Security to Detect and Identify Radioactive Particles at the Site of Potential Contamination

Brad Jones, a professor of chemistry at Wake Forest University, is leading a team of researchers at four institutions to develop the first handheld, field instrument capable of detecting and identifying radioactive parti...

13 Sep 2007

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Technology Applied to Bicycles

The AZo team members like our bikes, we like technology and the innovative use of materials. But we're not sure about two new bicycles we've recently seen on Gizmodo. The first has supplimentary propulsion sup...

12 Sep 2007

Award Nominated RainMaker Humidification System to be Demonstrated at NanoTX'07

RASIRC™, the steam purification company, will demonstrate its RainMaker Humidification System (RHS) that has been selected by the editors of R&D Magazine and MICRO/NANO newsletter as one of the most innovative ...

12 Sep 2007

New Ultra Thin Supercapacitors Work at High Temperatures for Real World Applications

CAP-XX Limited, a leader in ultra-thin supercapacitors which boost power delivery in mobile devices to enable new functionality and extend battery life, today expanded its product line with the High Temperature HS and HW...

From CAP-XX Pty Ltd 11 Sep 2007

Titanium Oxide Nanotubes and Nanorods Being Made in New Ways for Applications Like Sunscreens and Catalysts

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory have developed new ways to make or modify nanorods and nanotubes of titanium oxide, a material used in a variety of industrial and medical ...

11 Sep 2007

New Benchmarks in Precision Control of Jet Printing

By combining electrically induced fluid flow with nanoscale nozzles, researchers at the University of Illinois have established new benchmarks for precision control and resolution in jet-printing processes. “We ...

7 Sep 2007

Good Progress being Made on Prototype Smart Nanobattery

AlwaysReady, Inc., a new subsidiary of mPhase Technologies, Inc., said that it is making good progress in its research and development effort as part of the recently awarded grant from the U.S. Army to develop a prototyp...

6 Sep 2007

Nano-Sensor That Indicates Oncoming Asthma Attacks and Helps Monitor Symptoms

A sensor developed at the University of Pittsburgh could strip the element of surprise from some asthma attacks by detecting one before its onset. Fitted in a hand-held device, the tiny sensor provides people who have as...

27 Aug 2007

Cheap, Green Solar Power Promised By Thin Solar Cells

Scientists are researching new ways of harnessing the sun's rays which could eventually make it cheaper for people to use solar energy to power their homes. The experts at Durham University are developing light-ab...

24 Aug 2007

Nanobattery Smart Enough To Pass Army Tests

AlwaysReady, Inc., a subsidiary of mPhase Technologies, Inc. today said that its Smart Nanobattery structure had survived a 50,000 G force test at Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey. The test repeatedly shot several Smart N...

24 Aug 2007