A new semiconducting material, known as graphene monoxide (GMO), has been discovered by a research team from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM).
A team of scientists from the Rice University and Penn State University has developed a new kind of carbon nanotube material by adding boron to carbon nanotubes.
Fox Fire Glass, a provider of decorative functional architectural glass for residential and commercial projects, has selected Nanofilm Clarity UltraSEAL ABW for its sandblasted glass products.
Integran Technologies, a nanotechnology firm based in Mississauga, Canada, has received a repayable investment worth $399,386 from the Canadian government through the Strategic Aerospace and Defence Initiative.
A study conducted by a team of researchers led by Albina Borisevich from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) of the Department of Energy using scanning transmission electron microscopy has proposed a new theory to elucidate exotic properties of a material, which finds use in actuators and capacitors.
The advancement in information technology is based on the ability to manipulate electron flow utilizing engineering materials. However, most properties of matter are not yet clearly defined. Now, Zubin Jacob, an electrical engineering researcher at the University of Alberta, is working on understanding certain unusual electronic properties of matter utilizing optical analogues.
Air Products’ subsidiary, DA NanoMaterials has received a 2011 Preferred Quality Supplier (PQS) award from Intel.
A team of researchers led by Linda Nazar from the Waterloo University in Canada and Thomas Bein from the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen (LMU) Munich has synthesized porous carbon nanoparticles that use sulfur molecules in order to optimize the efficiency of lithium-sulfur batteries, which is a major breakthrough in the advancement of this future-generation of batteries.
A research team comprising Jeong Yong Lee and Jong Min Yuk from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) together with research groups of Paul Alivisatos and Alex Zettl from the University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley) has devised a technique to study processes taking place in a liquid media on a scale below 1 nm.
John Cumings and Kamal Baloch, researchers from the University of Maryland, have discovered a new phenomenon at the nanoscale when they allowed an electric current to traverse a carbon nanotube.
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