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Solterra to Compete in Quantum Dot Market Worth $700 Million

Hague Corp., a solar technology and quantum dot manufacturing company, today commented on recently released forecast for the Quantum Dot ("Solterra") market where it competes. A quantum dot is a semiconduct...

15 Nov 2008

Organic Nanotubes - New Approach to Nanoelectronics and Biomedicine

Organic nanotubes could make rapid strides as functional nanomaterials in a new approach to nanoelectronics and biomedicine, as they can be made of easily varied and modified building blocks. Researchers led by Chulh...

14 Nov 2008

Researchers Succeeded in Developing a High-Sensitivity THz Detector on a Chip

Now Yukio Kawano and Koji Ishibashi from the RIKEN Advanced Science Institute in Wako have succeeded in developing a high-resolution and high-sensitivity THz detector on a chip.

14 Nov 2008

Setting Record for the Longest Fuel-Cell-Powered Flight of a Radio-Controlled Aerial Vehicle

The longest fuel-cell-powered flight of a radio-controlled aerial vehicle has been achieved by students at the University of Michigan and engineers at Ann Arbor-based fuel-cell manufacturer Adaptive Materials Inc. The...

14 Nov 2008

Project Aims to Commercialize Nanotechnology Manufacturing

UT Dallas researchers will play a key part in a collaborative effort to develop a new nano-scale manufacturing technique that builds three-dimensional objects atom by atom.

14 Nov 2008

Microscopic "Powerhouses" Power New Explosives Detector

The experimental sensor, about the size of a postage stamp, represents the first of its kind to be powered by mitochondria, the microscopic "powerhouses" that provide energy to living cells, the researchers say.

14 Nov 2008

20-Year Industry Executive Joins Team to Pursue IP Licensing for Groundbreaking CMEMS Technology

Silicon Clocks, a leading semiconductor IP licensing company, announced the appointment of Didier Lacroix as its new President and CEO. Lacroix, a veteran of the semiconductor IP and MEMS (Microelectrical Mechanical Syst...

14 Nov 2008

Slow Cooling of Electrons in Nanocrystals Could Lead to Better Photovoltaic Devices

University of Chicago scientists have induced electrons in the nanocrystals of semiconductors to cool more slowly by forcing them into a smaller volume. This has the potential to improve satellite communications and the ...

14 Nov 2008

mPhase's Smart NanoBattery to Feature in Technology Advances Section of September 2008 MRS Bulletin

Leading microfluidics and nanotechnology specialist mPhase Technologies, Inc. today announced its Smart NanoBattery has recently been featured in the Technology Advances section of the September 2008 Materials Research Society (MRS) Bulletin.

From CEA-Leti 14 Nov 2008

Researchers Discovers Silicon Nanowires Ideal for Manufacturing in Future Computers and Electronics

Researchers have discovered that tiny structures called silicon nanowires might be ideal for manufacturing in future computers and consumer electronics because they form the same way every time.

14 Nov 2008