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Chalmers Researcher Develop Biosensor with Artificial Membrane

Chalmers researcher Andreas Dahlin has developed a biosensor with an artificial membrane, which means that membrane-bound proteins can retain their natural structure and function. The method facilitates the study of the ...

9 Dec 2008

Evolved Machines Enters Into License Agreement with Nanosys

Evolved Machines, Inc. and Nanosys Inc. today announced that Evolved Machines has entered into a sublicense agreement with Nanosys for a portfolio of patents and patent applications related to the use of nanotubes and na...

From Shoei Electronic Materials, Inc 3 Dec 2008

NANOSENSORS Announces Addition of Carbon Nanotube SPM Probes to its Scope of Products

The Single or Double Walled Carbon Nanotubes (CNT) at the end of the tips are grown by chemical vapour deposition and are ready to use, no shortening or post processing is necessary. NANOSENSORS CNT probes are Single/Dou...

From Nanosensors 2 Dec 2008

Chalmers Professor Granted Funding for Nanotechnology Programme

Owe Orwar, Professor of Physical Chemistry at Chalmers, has received a SEK 25 million research grant from the European Research Council, ERC. The call for applications was directed at interdisciplinary science for senior...

29 Nov 2008

Gap Grants Designed to Bring New Technologies from Lab to Marketplace

Judith Sheft, associate vice president for technology development at NJIT, has been awarded funds from the New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology to assist faculty researchers with the most promising patentable ...

26 Nov 2008

Vistec Lithography Announces Acceptance of Vistec EBPG5000plus by University of Toronto

Vistec Lithography Inc. announced that one of its Vistec EBPG5000plus was accepted by the University of Toronto (UofT). The Gaussian Beam Lithography System will offer a wide range of application areas for the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering and the Emerging Communications Technology Institute at the Canadian University (ECTI).

25 Nov 2008

CNSE Professor Using Nanotechnology to Address Human Diseases

For some, nanotechnology is known by its applications in nanoelectronics, from PDAs to computers. But College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) professor Dr. Nathaniel Cady is using nanotechnology to address hu...

20 Nov 2008

Novel Label-Free Biosensor Platform Expects to Significantly Shorten Biomolecular Assay Process

Cambridge Research Laboratory of Toshiba Research Europe Ltd has developed a novel, label-free biosensor platform, which is expected to significantly shorten the total biomolecular assay process, saving days or even weeks of research time.

18 Nov 2008

Analysis and Development of SPR Sensors Using UV-Visible-NIR Microspectrophotometers

Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) effects are the basis behind many biosensors
and microfluidic device detectors currently in use or under development. Simply
put, surface plasmons are electromagnetic waves that propagate along the surface
of an interface between a metal and a dielectric.

17 Nov 2008

Event Draws 300 Students to CNSE as Part of "NANOvember" Initiative

Building on the highly popular event that introduces elementary, middle- and high-school students to nanotechnology, more than 300 students received an up-close look at nanobioscience and nanomedicine while attending Nan...

15 Nov 2008