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Barack Obama has his name engraved in history, post the emphatic victory. The newly elected President of America also has his name engraved on nanotubes. Nanomaterial has been put to various uses and has helped build useful electronics. Here is what...
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Now, in continuation to the word “fast,” scientist have their own versions. GHz of speeds is perhaps eternity for us, but those sitting in the labs just...
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Nanotechnology, with its vast potential is revolutionizing our world. As the name suggests, it involves working with structures of the size as small as 1 to 100...
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Eco Factor: A technique for a bimetallic fuel cell catalyst that is two to five times more effective than commercial catalysts.
Researchers from all around the world...
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Here is another robot with cleaning intentions. At times I think our homes and vicinities are so sullied that these robotic engineers are all inclined to get us...
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Mae Yokoyama, a Masters Jewelery design student at the Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design in Sweden offers you the Lux solar panel collar. The necklace...
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Researchers have geared to get magnetic data storage capabilities of semiconductor materials to our daily use devices, intending to make them smaller and faster....
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We’ve seen the iPill from Phillips, which goes down the human gut to identify problems within the body, and now we have medical miniaturization reaching an all new...
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Transforming your clothes into speakers sounds weird, but science is working hard to bring fiction to reality. Like most of the technological breakthroughs these days,...
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There isn’t any piece of clothing as waterproof to stay underwater for two months and still come out all dry. But when you soak the swiss made nanofabric into water...
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Nanotech is the next big thing from the smallest possibility. We are headed for near invisible appliances, and speakers or the other sound producing tools seem to have...
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Products made with nanotechnology _ ranging from sunscreens to socks _ are being sold to consumers without adequate scientific research or regulation, British...
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When battlefields honk of the war-torn cries, with soldiers lying wounded and finding no leeway to escape, only instant diagnosis and treatment is what they crave....
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Scientists have developed a new type of nanoparticles that can aim, image and destroy tumor cells. This technology can also be used to develop means by which cancer can...
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Now nanotechnology has been embraced by the fashion world too. Fiber scientists and fashion designers have come together to create a piece of clothing which can not...
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Here is some good news for all. The scientists from Arizona State University’s Centre for Applied Nanoionics will soon empower your memory devices with high...
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HP has entered into its first nanotechnology licensing deal which would make it possible to manufacture powerful semiconductors in a cheap manner. Technique based on HP...
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Nanotechnology, after expanding its horizon in leaps and bounds, has eventually penetrated the world of plant biology, thanks to a team of U.S. scientists. They have...
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How about a molecular nose using nanoparticle based sensors for sniffing and identification of proteins? University of Massachusetts Amherst scientists have gone ahead...
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Chemotherapy is the only known cure for cancer today. It involves the use of cytotoxic drugs and is dreaded due to the numerous side effects like nausea, anemia,...
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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...
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Two-Seater, Four-Seater, no more! Just rushing to the market with the rest of your family and your heavy duty neighbor storms in from no where! Sometimes you wish that...
made popular Sep 2 2008
Science can make amazing discoveries...artificial photosynthesis using nanotubes in a lab?
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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...
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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
Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays are currently found on mobile phones and digital cameras. But in the future, manufacturers expect bigger, bendable, and...
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In a quest to make to make the World’s smallest radio, researchers in California report development of the world’s first working radio system that receives...
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The first comprehensive study of the properties of boron nitrite has been completed on a nanometric scale. The thorough control and knowledge boron nitride’s...
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Carbon nanotubes since their discovery have been put to a variety of uses and have become an important part in the world of nanotechnology. Since it is costly to...
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A new nanotube knife has been designed by researchers of the University of Colorado which would function in the same manner as that of a tight wire cheese slicer. If it...
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In one of the significant developments in the area of nanotechnology, chemists from Rice University have discovered a technique using which carbon nanotubes can be cut...
made popular Nov 20 2006
The sword in the picture might look to you like any normal weapon but believe it or not it is an ancient masterpiece created by a nanotechnology expert of the...
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Now Intel is realizing the importance of nanotechnology and is looking forward to carbon nanotubes as a replacement for copper wires which are used inside...
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Now damaged organs can be regenerated using nanotechnology. South Korean and American researchers are testing tiny nanotubes for neuron regeneration in brain damaged...
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Chemist at Clemson University, Ya-Ping Sun has come up with method for countering anthrax. If anthrax has to be misused for causing destruction then it should be...
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In a recent development American scientists have discovered a soap based approach which could be deployed for solving a problem in sorting various kinds of nanotubes....
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Here is an easy to fabricate sensor developed from carbon nanotubes which detects whether automobile engine oil requires replacement or not. In a study conducted at...
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It has been found out that nanotubes help the adult stem cells to morph into neurons in brain damaged rats. These carbon nanotubes which are eighty thousand times...
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Motorola Labs has released a news release with the following headline “Functionalizing Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes with Peptides Enables Selective Molecule...
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