Scientists have discovered a new quantum mechanical effect with glass-forming liquids. They've determined that it's possible to melt glass - not by heating it, but by cooling it to a temperature near Absolute Zero.
Feb 2nd, 2011
Read moreDer Bericht und die Empfehlungen der NanoKommission sowie die Ergebnisse der einzelnen Arbeitsgruppen in der zweiten Dialogphase 2009-2011 sind als download herunterladbar.
Feb 2nd, 2011
Read moreResearchers have engineered cells that could solve one of the key challenges associated with the procedure: Control of the cells and their microenvironment following transplantation.
Feb 2nd, 2011
Read moreLife Technologies Corporation today announced that the Life Grand Challenges Contest, initially introduced in December 2010, is expanding to include a fourth challenge. This latest contest challenges scientists to sequence the genome and all RNA content derived from a single cancer cell.
Feb 2nd, 2011
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Using a concept called DNA origami, Arizona State University researchers are trying to pave the way to produce the next generations of electronics products.
Feb 2nd, 2011
Read moreRice University scientists test strength of composite bonds one nanotube at a time.
Feb 2nd, 2011
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The light conversion efficiency of thin-film solar cells can be improved by depositing aluminum particles on the cell surface.
Feb 2nd, 2011
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Researchers in Singapore have demonstrated an elegant strategy to reduce the degradation problem and increase the capacity retention of lithium-ion batteries over many charge-discharge cycles.
Feb 2nd, 2011
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Researchers have figured out how to create a freestanding film of graphene oxide and alter its surface roughness so that it either causes water to bead up and run off or causes it to spread out in a thin layer.
Feb 1st, 2011
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The winning scientific discoveries included a new way to use a synthetic form of DNA to control the assembly of nanoparticles.
Feb 1st, 2011
Read moreDr. Stefan Strauf, Assistant Professor of Physics and Engineering Physics at Stevens Institute of Technology, has been honored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) with the prestigious CAREER Award.
Feb 1st, 2011
Read moreThe realization of topological insulators with cold atoms is extremely attractive, as it would offer an ideal quantum spin Hall effect within a laboratory. In an article recently published, an international team lay out such an experiment.
Feb 1st, 2011
Read moreRice bioengineers, Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's physician-scientists zap tumors with light-activated nanoparticles.
Feb 1st, 2011
Read moreThrough molecular dynamics simulations, researchers have defined the ground rules for the rotor motion of molecules attached to a gold surface.
Feb 1st, 2011
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Nine students from Chassell High School know how an atomic force microscope works. In fact, they've built a model of one out of Lego bricks. They're the members of INANO (Identifying New Academic Nanotechnology Opportunities), Chassell High School's Enterprise team.
Feb 1st, 2011
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Image sensors as used in cell phones are partially color-blind. This is because of their coating, which prevents UV light from passing through. CMOS chips have as a result not been suitable for spectroscopy up to now. A new production process makes the coating transparent - and the sensors suitable for special applications.
Feb 1st, 2011
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