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Brandeis Researchers Study Cilia Beating Patterns to Enable Nanotechnology Advancement

Brandeis University lab scientists have created artificial cilia, small hair-like structures that execute functions such as identifying the exact spot of organs during their development and removing microscopic waste from the lungs, to study its beating patterns.

30 Jul 2011

MPQ Scientists Explore Symmetry Between Matter and Antimatter Atoms

Modern cosmology beliefs hold that antimatter and matter existed in equal quantities in the Big Bang when the universe was created. Scientists are developing artificial antimatter atoms to understand the symmetry between antimatter and matter.

30 Jul 2011

PerkinElmer Develops Clarus SQ 8 Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometer to Test Food Samples

A company focusing on enhancing health and safety of inhabitants and the surrounding environment, PerkinElmer has launched Clarus SQ 8 Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometer (GC/MS), creating a unique industry standard for stability and sensitivity.

29 Jul 2011

AFOSR Grants Fund to Dr. Yang for Enhancing Nanoscale Engineering

Stevens Institute of Technology, Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor, Dr. Eui-Hyeok Yang has received Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP) grant for the year 2011.

29 Jul 2011

UCLA Researchers Develop Optofluidic Cytometry Device for Cell Analysis

Flow cytometry is a technique used for analyzing and counting microscopic particles such as bacteria, cells and other micro-sized particles.

28 Jul 2011

Malvern Prize at UK Colloids Conference Awarded to University of Melbourne Student

The winner of the Malvern Panalytical £250 prize for the best student poster presented at the recent UK Colloids 2011 conference was Thakshila Balasuriya from The University of Melbourne, for her work describing &#...

From Malvern Panalytical 27 Jul 2011

Scientists Identify Three-Dimensional Structures in Inner Ring of Nuclear Pore

A fungus, which is capable of existing at very high temperatures can be helpful in understanding human cell structures.

25 Jul 2011

Equity Markets Releases Research Report on Nanometrics and KLA-Tencor

Equity Markets released a research report about Nanometrics and KLA-Tencor. In case client utilization remains at the same level, it is anticipated that revenue from semiconductors will go up in the forthcoming quarters, leading to release of new products and increasing the market for handsets and computers.

22 Jul 2011

Cirrus 2 Mass Spectrometer Enables Micromeritics Chemisorption Analyzers to Work As Multi-Component Microreactors

The Cirrus 2 system enables the AutoChem II and AutoChem 2950 HP chemisorption analyzers to function as multi-component microreactors. Cirrus 2 software includes Process Eye™ Professional which controls analyzer data collection and monitors real-time data and analyzer status.

From Micromeritics Instrument Corporation 21 Jul 2011

New Ultra High Resolution FESEMs Suited to Nanotechnology Applications

Hitachi High-Technologies has launched the SU8000 family of ultra high resolution field emission scanning electron microscopes (FESEMs) for investigating the fine surface structure of materials in a wide range of nanotechnology fields.

20 Jul 2011