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  • Lutetium (Lu) Nanoparticles - Properties, Applications
    Article - 27 Mar 2013
    Due to its rarity and high price, lutetium has limited commercial uses. However, it is used in catalysis, and as a dopant or in compounds for specialist semiconductor materials.
  • Indium (In) Nanoparticles - Properties, Applications
    Article - 27 Mar 2013
    Indium nanoparticles can be prepared using a simple hot-injection method and also certain laser ablation techniques. Their electrical properties lead to many potential applications in electronics.
  • Tuneable Electrospinning Technology for Nanofibers
    Article - 19 Mar 2013
    Associate Professor Vladimír Velebný, CEO, founder and R&D Director of Contipro, talks to AZoNano about Tuneable Electrospinning Technology for Nanofibers.
  • Alumina Nanomaterial - An Introduction to its Properties and Applications
    Article - 8 Mar 2013
    Tim Ferland (Business Development Manager) and Aleksandr Rakitin (Applications Engineer) at ANF Technology Ltd. talk to AZoNano about alumina nanomaterial.
  • Nanotechnology in Ohio, USA: Market Report
    Article - 7 Mar 2013
    Located in the Midwestern United States, the state of Ohio covers an overall area of 116,096 km2. As of 2011, it had a population of 11,544,951.
  • Nanotechnology in Georgia, USA: Market Report
    Article - 1 Feb 2013
    Georgia has a growing technology sector, driven by excellence in nanotechnology research institutions like the Georgia Institute of Technology.
  • Nanotechnology in North Carolina, USA: Market Report
    Article - 10 Jan 2013
    North Carolina is situated in the southeastern part of the United States, spanning a total area of 139,390 km2.
  • Nanotechnology in Scotland: Market Report
    Article - 23 Nov 2012
    Part of the United Kingdom, Scotland comprises more than 790 islands, including the Northern Isles and the Hebrides.
  • What is a Respirocyte?
    Article - 28 Jun 2012
    A respirocyte is a hypothetical nanomachine designed to mimic our red blood cells. This article explores how we could go about making one, and what implications the technology could have.
  • Nanotechnology in the UK
    Article - 15 Sep 2011
    Nanotechnology has been well supported in the UK within a rather restricted budget, in ways that have encouraged the effective use of funds and with a clear policy to translate the outputs of basic...

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