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Scientists from Imperial College of London have announced they are close to developing an invisible carpet, well almost. Though cloaking devices have been around, they usually do not provide complete invisibility where as the carpet in question can be...
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Science is being unkind to criminals yet again with the invention of the new nanotechnology tagging system. These ‘nanotags’ sized at just 30 microns in diameter...
made popular Aug 2 2008
Medical researchers have been trying to observe what goes inside the human body and also adopt certain invasive but safe techniques of treatment. Researchers at the...
made popular Aug 1 2008
A microscope has been developed by Hitachi that doesn’t use lens and instead, makes use of an irradiated electronic beam. The beam from the scanning electronic...
made popular Jul 31 2008
Nanotechnology is among the most rapidly growing fields of science. It finds application in the most peculiar, yet logical, of places. For instance, dairy farm...
made popular Jul 26 2008
The quest for a way to artificially recreate photosynthesis may be a step closer, thanks to a breakthrough by a team of Chinese researchers, who are investigating the...
made popular Jul 14 2008
Theoretical physicists from Lancaster University in the UK have designed a nanomotor that operates by a novel mechanism: an electron wind. As Steven Bailey, Ilias...
made popular Jul 10 2008
Welcome to a magnificent and breathtaking world of the future brought to the present with the amazing ingenuity of modern science which has blurred out the fine line...
made popular Jul 10 2008
Nanotechnology holds vast potential for producing energy efficient products and processes — from purifying water to making better solar cells. I
made popular Jun 25 2008
Researchers are testing a new way to kill cancer cells selectively by attaching cancer-seeking antibodies to tiny carbon tubes that heat up when exposed to...
made popular Jun 18 2008
Before your imagination goes jumping around trying to figure out what you can actually do with a material that goes invisible, let me tell you that this has nothing to...
made popular Jun 4 2008
What would you do with a noodle bowl that you can only see via a microscope? Well you certainly can’t use it for serving lunch that’s for sure. But you can use it...
made popular May 30 2008
Its time to rescue all those people who are fed up with the shrinking size of their PC keyboard. Electronic hacker.. errr…designer Maurin Donneaud has come of with...
made popular May 30 2008
Imagine a mechanical Pelé or David Beckham six times smaller than an amoeba playing with a “soccer ball” no wider than a human hair on a field that can fit on a...
made popular May 27 2008
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Strong, versatile little “nanotubes” made out of carbon are considered future stars in nanotechnology research in medicine and industry. Now a study finds...
made popular May 20 2008
Just weeks ago, we had IBM demonstrating a new memory technology called the Racetrack memory which could increase storage by almost a hundred times. If that left you...
made popular Apr 21 2008
If you happen to love gadgets and if plenty of them are lying around like they are in my case, then you will find this very useful. I thought that my modern gadgets...
made popular Apr 18 2008
In the emerging world of nanotechnology, clothing made of nanowires could help in converting mechanical energy generated from the motion of the body to electrical...
made popular Apr 16 2008
Just as researchers in Germany have developed non explosive Lithium Ion batteries, Chinese scientists from Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science have...
made popular Apr 14 2008
Here is a car that is not going to appear anytime soon on the road or on the rack. Maybe this will never take to the track, but if you believe in what Nike has to say,...
made popular Mar 12 2008
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Marino wool prized by grandmothers and lactating mothers for its warmth and softness is not exactly a fashion designer’s pet material. Researchers in New Zealand have...
made popular Jun 14 2008
Using novel voltage-sensitive nanoparticles, researchers from the University of Michigan have found electric fields inside cells as strong as those produced in...
made popular Dec 11 2007
Nanoparticles are increasingly executing their magic in various fields of sciences - especially in medicines, security and electronics. And it is real impressive when...
made popular Nov 17 2007
Tiny fluorescent particles have been developed by University of Florida scientists which can be used for quick identification of bacteria by color coding them. It can...
made popular Apr 28 2007
These unique nanoparticles would surely do good to the world of medicine. Researchers from U.S. have developed novel nanoparticles which can be used for sending...
made popular Apr 13 2007
Chip manufacturers are facing the problem of power and heat in devices embedding their chips. Companies are facing the problem of thermal management as they continue to...
made popular Apr 12 2007
This discovery would surely help in churning out better drugs for treatment of diseases. U.S researchers have found out that string like nanoparticles equal to viruses...
made popular Mar 29 2007
I always feel too lazy to do my laundry and such an alternative will be perfect for me. No more expensive dry cleaning bills rather an eco friendly fabric that cleans...
made popular Feb 22 2007
In the future doctors would be able to monitor tumor growth and chemotherapy treatment progress in cancer patients in a swift manner. This will all be possible due to...
made popular Jan 5 2007
The scientist of Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a tiny implant made of Nanoparticles that when implanted in the human body can monitor the growth...
made popular Dec 6 2006
Now very soon it would be possible to image blood vessels and destroy malignant cells in a single integrated system. This system has been created by researchers at...
made popular Dec 3 2006
Up till now we knew that coated iron oxide nanoparticles were quite effective as MRI contrast agents for detection of metastatic lesions in lymph nodes and now...
made popular Dec 3 2006
It has been found out that cancer vaccines are quite effective in harnessing the immune system for killing cancer cells and preventing metastasizing of tumors but...
made popular Dec 3 2006
A highly sensitive nucleotide sensor has been developed by New Mexico Tech researchers which utilizes special light-emitting properties of nanoparticles in...
made popular Nov 12 2006
This has been proved beyond doubt that nanoparticles could transport drugs into cancer cells but it is still unclear as to whether drug payload could exit the tiny...
made popular Nov 1 2006
National Science Foundation has given a one million grant to Yale biomedical engineers and cell biologists for developing nano particles for delivering vaccines. The...
made popular Oct 29 2006
A study conducted by MIT-Harvard Center of Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence ha shown that nanoparticle targeting could be powerful enough in improving the behavior of...
made popular Oct 29 2006
Till now you were utilizing cashewnuts just for eating but now this small and simple looking fruit will play a greater role in the field of nanotechnology. The fluid...
made popular Oct 23 2006
Texas -based Rice University’s Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology (CBEN) is receiving extended funding from U.S. National Science Foundation...
made popular Sep 14 2006
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