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  • Bringing Graphene to the Masses
    Article - 3 Aug 2012
    In this interview, Dr Elena Polyakova from Graphene Laboratories talks to AZoNano about the challenges of manufacturing graphene on a large scale, and the opportunities for commercial applications of...
  • Nanotechnology for Universal Memory
    Article - 30 Jul 2012
    The memory technologies used in today's computers are very limited to specific applications, requiring the use of three or four types of memory in a single system.
  • Nanoprocessors: Scaling Beyond CMOS Limits Using Nanotechnology
    Article - 23 Jul 2012
    Conventional silicon-based microprocessors will eventually reach a performance limit - some say it will be very soon. Can nanotechnology provide a way to produce the computers of the future?
  • What is a Molecular Switch?
    Article - 9 Jul 2012
    The computing industry demands ever smaller, faster, and more efficient processors, and we are beginning to encounter limits to just how small the necessary components can be made. Making switches...
  • What Is an Ultracapacitor?
    Article - 6 Jul 2012
    An ultracapacitor, also known as a supercapacitor, or electrochemical capacitor, is a device for storing electrical energy.
  • Nanotechnology in Batteries
    Article - 6 Jul 2012
    Batteries are devices that store electrical energy by converting it to chemical energy, to be released slowly at a later time.
  • 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.
  • Harvesting Waste Energy - Nanostructured Thermoelectric Materials
    Article - 11 Apr 2012
    Due to the ever increasing energy demand and growing global concern over the environmental impact of CO2 emissions, there is a need to seek solutions to transit from fossil fuels to sustainable...
  • Materials Science on a Single Defect Level - Dimensions of Complexity
    Article - 27 Nov 2011
    The statement that a materials functionality is controlled by defects is perhaps the most recognized paradigm of materials science, solid state electrochemistry, and condensed physics alike.
  • Comparison of the Bosch and a Cryogenically Cooled Deep Silicon Etch Processes
    Article - 31 Oct 2011
    The two techniques utilized to achieve deep etches in the fabrication of micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) are the Cryogenic and Bosch Process.

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