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  • Prof Bradley Nelson
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    Brad Nelson is the Professor of Robotics and Intelligent Systems at ETH Zürich. His primary research focus is on microrobotics and nanorobotics with an emphasis on applications in biology and...
  • Significant Step in Forming Self-Sustained Smart Nanosystems
    News - 2 Aug 2022
    Plasmonic nanoactuators mimic living systems in terms of their adaptability to uncontrolled environments. Thus, they have been applied in human-centered robotic applications and necessitated...
  • Nanobots Could Help Improve ELISA Analysis
    News - 14 Jan 2022
    A group of researchers utilized magnetic nanorobots (MNRs) as movable immunoassay sensors to allow an approach for automatic and extremely effective ELISA analysis, in an article...
  • Two Gold Flakes Used to Form a Self-Assembled Resonator
    News - 3 Dec 2021
    For studying materials at the nano-level, scientists repeatedly need to build a complex structure in which to contain the materials – a laborious and difficult process. However, imagine if there...
  • Nano and Macro Worlds Collide to Form Self-Assembling Cavity
    News - 7 Dec 2023
    Increasing the intensity of the interaction between light and matter to create, for example, better photodetectors or quantum light sources is a key objective in quantum optics and photonics....
  • What is the Societal Impact of Nanotechnology?
    Article - 18 Sep 2018
    The societal impacts of new technologies are easy to identify but hard to measure or predict. Nanotechnology will have significant social impacts in the areas of military applications, intellectual...
  • How Does Medical Nanotechnology Impact Healthcare?
    Article - 20 Apr 2018
    Medical nanotechnology, or nanomedicine, is defined as a combination of both science and technology that utilizes nanoscale structured materials to diagnose, treat and prevent disease and traumatic...
  • Untangling Twisted Molecules with Nanoscopic Golden Springs
    Article - 11 Apr 2017
    Nanoscopic golden springs 5,000 times thinner than a human hair have been used to unravel twisted molecules and reveal the secrets of their chirality.
  • Nanotechnology in Latvia: Market Report
    Article - 25 Jun 2013
    Latvia, located in the Baltic region of Northern Europe, between Lithuania and Estonia, covers an area of 64,589 km2. As of 2012, it has a population of 2,191,580.
  • Building Structures Atom by Atom Using Electron Microscopy
    Article - 15 Dec 2023
    In this article, we discuss how combining electron microscopy and nanomanipulation can be used to build structures atom by atom.

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