The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) and The University of Manchester have signed a memorandum of understanding to help move the potential benefits of graphene closer to practical use, by accelerating the commercialisation of the remarkable 2D material.
Posted: Nov 13th, 2014
Read moreAn optical oscilloscope with 20 times the resolution of conventional electronics has been developed by the ARC Centre for ultrahigh bandwidth devices for optical systems (CUDOS) at the University of Sydney and the Australian National University.
Posted: Nov 13th, 2014
Read moreUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences researcher Vladimir Zharov recently was awarded a $1.5 million R01 grant by the National Institutes of Health to investigate his diagnostic concept - 'in vivo reading written in blood' - with new stimuli-responsive nanoparticles circulating in blood.
Posted: Nov 13th, 2014
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A research team in Japan has shown that a molecular electronic switch with multi-conductance states (for example, high, medium and low states) is possible using a single quarter thiophene-based junction. In this new switch, the switching behavior is triggered by external mechanical force.
Posted: Nov 13th, 2014
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Researchers have shown that small size pure graphene nanosheets may work as an effective catalyst for breaking oxygen molecules - a reaction, which is of importance in the operation of fuel cells and air batteries, both of which have the potential to power electronic devices, vehicles, aircrafts and equipment.
Posted: Nov 13th, 2014
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Fraunhofer FEP presents latest approaches to fabricate OLED devices for lab-on-a-chip-applications using either near UV electroluminescence or optically modulated green light to stimulate fluorescent dye markers.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
Read moreU.S. Patent 8,841,272, 'Double-Stranded RNA-Based Nanoparticles for Insect Gene Silencing', was recently awarded to the Kansas State University Research Foundation.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
Read moreApplying a thin film of metallic oxide significantly boosts the performance of solar panel cells. Researchers have developed a new class of materials comprising elements such as bismuth, iron, chromium, and oxygen. These multiferroic materials absorb solar radiation and possess unique electrical and magnetic properties.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
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An 'electronic tongue' could one day sample food and drinks as a quality check before they hit store shelves. Or it could someday monitor water for pollutants or test blood for signs of disease.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
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The loss of eyesight, often caused by retinal degeneration, is a life-altering health issue for many people, especially as they age. But a new development toward a prosthetic retina could help counter conditions that result from problems with this crucial part of the eye.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
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Chemists have succeeded in twisting a molecule by combining molecular strands of differing lengths. The longer strand winds around a central axis like a staircase banister, creating a helical structure that exhibits special physical properties.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
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Researchers are working on a new system that could decrease the negative effects of cancer drugs on patients.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
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Researchers showed it is possible to create an electrical channel a few atoms wide within two-dimensional insulating materials. Their simulations open new perspectives for the production of new electronic and photovoltaic devices.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
Read moreDesignkriterien für nachhaltige Nanomaterialien (DENANA) - so heisst das neue Verbundprojekt, das das Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung in den kommenden drei Jahren mit über 3,2 Millionen Euro foerdert.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
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A new process could bring significant improvements to a technique used to measure the size, charge and shape of water-soluble molecules.
Posted: Nov 12th, 2014
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Researchers are growing vertically aligned 'forests' of carbon nanotubes on three-dimensional conductive substrates to explore their potential use as a cathode in next-gen lithium batteries.
Posted: Nov 11th, 2014
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