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Nano-Scale Electromechanical Sensors Alerting us to Toxic Chemicals and Gases in the Air

Nano-Scale Electromechanical Sensors Alerting us to Toxic Chemicals and Gases in the Air

Clemson physics professor Apparao Rao and his team are researching nano-scale cantilevers that have the potential to read and alert us to toxic chemicals or gases in the air. Put them into a small handheld device and the potential is there for real-time chemical alerts in battle, in industry, in health care and even at home.

12 Nov 2008

EDI Working with Solar Industry Innovators to Develop Next-Generation Solar Panels

EDI Working with Solar Industry Innovators to Develop Next-Generation Solar Panels

Extrusion Dies Industries, LLC (EDI) is working with solar industry innovators to help develop next-generation products that will enable solar-generated electricity to be cost-competitive with energy from fossil fuel-burning power plants, the company announced today at CPP Expo (Booth E-9414).

11 Nov 2008

Selah Technologies CEO to Serve on Advisory Board of the Rutland Institute for Ethics

Selah Technologies, an advanced materials manufacturer, announced today that Michael Bolick, the company's founder and CEO, has been appointed to serve on the Advisory Board of the Robert J. Rutland Institute of Ethi...

11 Nov 2008

Using Charged Nanoparticles, Researchers Found New Way to Stimulate Patchiness in Phospholipid Membranes

Like water and ice cubes mixed in a glass, a group of organic compounds called lipids can coexist as liquid and solid in membranes. This patchiness in phospholipid membranes is fundamental to their use as biomolecules an...

11 Nov 2008

Scientists Discover New Technology Dramatically Improving Effectiveness of Antibacterial Treatments

Scientists Discover New Technology Dramatically Improving Effectiveness of Antibacterial Treatments

Scientists at the University of Liverpool have developed a new technology which can dramatically improve the effectiveness of antibacterial treatments.

11 Nov 2008

Observing the Behavior of Single Nanoparticles of a Catalyst

Cornell researchers have developed an ingenious microscopic method to observe the behavior of single nanoparticles of a catalyst, down to the resolution of single catalytic events. Their observations have shown that n...

11 Nov 2008

Breakthroughs Represent Future of Graphene Nanoelectronic Research

Graphene is a perfect example of the wonders of nanotechnology, in which common substances are scaled down to an atomic level to uncover new and exciting possibilities. Graphene is created when graphite — the m...

11 Nov 2008

Yale Professor Awarded The Medal of Technology for Pioneering Work in Semiconductors

The State of Connecticut's highest honor for technological achievement, the Medal of Technology, was presented this year to Yale Professor Tso-Ping (T.P.) Ma for his pioneering work in semiconductors. The Connect...

11 Nov 2008

Arteriocyte Awarded DARPA Funding for Production of Red Blood Cells using Nanotechnology

Arteriocyte announced today a $1,950,000 award from DARPA for the company's Nanofiber Based System (NANEX) technology for the Production of Red Blood Cells project. DARPA’s Blood Pharming program aims to de...

10 Nov 2008

Global Thin Layer Deposition Equipment Market to Reach $22.4 Billion by 2015

The thin layer deposition equipment industry is highly competitive and capital-intensive. Technology and timing are the critical success factors that are carving up the industry landscape. Companies with strategically ma...

From Global Industry Analysts 10 Nov 2008

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