How to fabricate centimeter-scale nanoporous graphene membranes
A new study addresses the challenges posed by the design, fabrication, and performance evaluation of centimeter-scale nanoporous graphene membranes.
Jun 15th, 2017
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A simple platform to achieve polymorphic graphene quantum dots
Researchers have demonstrate a simple platform to achieve architectural polymorphs of graphene quantum dots (GQDs) by maneuvering the intra/intermolecular interactions of the constituent GQDs in binary solution systems.
Jun 15th, 2017
Read moreA mechanical trigger for toxic tumor therapy
Ultrasound-sensitive nanoparticle aggregates target toxic doses of chemotherapy drugs to tumors while minimizing systemic toxicity.
Jun 15th, 2017
Read moreNew chemical method could revolutionize graphene
Scientists have discovered a new chemical method that enables graphene to be incorporated into a wide range of applications while maintaining its ultra-fast electronics.
Jun 15th, 2017
Read morePrinted nanosensors monitor tire wear in real time
Carbon nanotubes bring tire wear monitoring into the car.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreNanotechnology tool enables food authentication with the naked eye
A smart universal tool based on a simplified DNA barcoding technique combined with nanotechnology enables food authentication with the naked eye.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreUniversal stabilization for emulsions
Researchers have created a new type of silica nanoparticle able to stabilise emulsions in a new way.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreOrgan chips get smart and go electric
Human organs-on-chips technology has been enhanced to non-invasively report cells' health, electrical activities and differentiation status.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreSolar nanomaterial for producing clean hydrogen fuel
Researchers have developed a material to harvest a broader spectrum of sunlight. The three-part composites of this material maximize both absorbing light and its efficiency for water splitting.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreBeetles spark development of color-changing nanoparticles for commercial use
Inspired by the varying colors that gleam off of beetle shells, scientists have developed color-shifting nanoparticles that can change hue even after being embedded into a material. A report on the new, inexpensive technique, could lead to the production of easier-to-read sensors and anti-tampering tags.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreMaking hydrogen fuel from humid air
Researchers incorporated a photocatalyst in a moisture-absorbing, semiconducting paint that can produce hydrogen from water in the air when exposed to sunlight. The development could enable hydrogen fuel production in almost any location.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreGraphene encapsulation provides unprecedented view of the diffusion and rotation of fullerene molecules
Scientists demonstrate a hybrid carbon system, termed buckyball sandwich, in which a single layer of fullerenes is encapsulated between two graphene sheets.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreElectrifying magnetism by assembling alternating atomic layers of two oxide materials
As computers and cell phones become smarter and faster, they use more electricity. More electricity means more heat. Dispelling that heat uses more energy. New materials that couple electric and magnetic states of a material could break this cycle.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreOne step closer to practical fast-charging batteries
Scientists built a new design and chemistry for electrodes that involves advanced, nanostructured electrodes containing molybdenum disulfide and carbon nanofibers. These composite materials have internal atomic-scale pathways for both fast ion and electron transport, allowing for fast charging.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read moreEuropean Union launches 'Observatory for Nanomaterials' website
The EU observatory for nanomaterials launched with information on products, safety, regulation and much more.
Jun 14th, 2017
Read morePillarHall test structures accelerate the development of microelectronics in three dimensions
Scientists have developed the unique PillarHall test structures to accelerate the market entry of three-dimensional, small, efficient and low-power but high-performance electronic components. This will benefit developers of challenging thin film and related manufacturing processes, and thereby the entire electronics industry value network.
Jun 14th, 2017
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