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New Technique for Engraving Complex, Nanometric Patterns on Polymer Fibers

Scientists at EPFL’s Laboratory of Photonic Materials and Fiber Devices, which is operated by Fabien Sorin, have developed a new technique for imprinting nanometric patterns on the outside and inside of polymer fibers. These polymer fibers may be useful in a number of applications, for instance, to produce optical effect, guide nerve regeneration, and ultimately create smart bandages and artificial tissues.

25 Jan 2017

Self-Assembly Mechanisms Behind the Formation of the Largest Gold Nanoparticles Revealed

A team of scientists from Carnegie Mellon University have demonstrated the capability of synthetic nanoparticles to obtain the same level of structural complexity, accuracy, and hierarchy as their natural counterparts, biomolecules. Featured in Science, this study also highlights the atomic-level mechanisms behind nanoparticle self-assembly.

24 Jan 2017

Study Throws Light on Artificial Production of Silk from Whey Protein

A significant process for the artificial production of silk has been demonstrated by a Swedish-German team of researchers. These researchers used the intense X-rays from DESY's research light source PETRA III to observe how small protein pieces, called nanofibrils, lock together to develop a fiber.

24 Jan 2017

Scientists Explore Ways to Address the Challenge of Incorporating Nanostructures into Future Semiconductor Devices

Swansea University researchers are exploring the possibilities of addressing the challenge of integrating nanoscale structures into next-generation semiconductor devices. Such advancements not only lead to the development of new technologies, but also influence all aspects of day-to-day life.

20 Jan 2017

Addition of Nanoparticles to Metals Could Result in Efficient and Reliable Manufacturing Processes

In an advance that could lead to improved manufacturing, a new study by UCLA researchers shows that adding nanoparticles to metals during the melting process allows for better control during melting.

19 Jan 2017

NanoPack to Create Nano-Based Antimicrobial Packaging to Prolong Food Shelf Life

The international NanoPack consortium was awarded €7.7 million by the European Union (EU) to develop and exhibit a solution for prolonging the shelf life of food by using unique antimicrobial surfaces.

18 Jan 2017

Microbiologists Help Advance Development of 'Green' Electronics Using Microbial Nanowires

A new type of natural wire formed by bacteria has been discovered by microbiologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. This could significantly accelerate the goal of researchers to develop sustainable “green” conducting materials for the electronics sector.

18 Jan 2017

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New Technique for Engraving Complex, Nanometric Patterns on Polymer Fibers

Self-Assembly Mechanisms Behind the Formation of the Largest Gold Nanoparticles Revealed

Study Throws Light on Artificial Production of Silk from Whey Protein

Scientists Explore Ways to Address the Challenge of Incorporating Nanostructures into Future Semiconductor Devices

Addition of Nanoparticles to Metals Could Result in Efficient and Reliable Manufacturing Processes

NanoPack to Create Nano-Based Antimicrobial Packaging to Prolong Food Shelf Life

Microbiologists Help Advance Development of 'Green' Electronics Using Microbial Nanowires

Capture of Real-Time, Dynamic Visualizations of Atoms Helps Build Better Batteries

New Study Discovers Self-Assembling 2D and 3D Materials from Tiny Gold Nanoclusters

Wayne State Professor Awarded NSF I-Corps Grant to Enhance Nanowire Gas Sensors

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Electricity-Driven Membrane System Improves CO₂ Capture from Natural Gas Plants

Improving PPE's Antimicrobial Efficacy with ZnO Nanoparticles

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