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  • Project Aims to Create Platinum Catalysts for Fuel Cells
    News - 9 Mar 2010
    A £1.1 million project aimed at creating new platinum based catalyst layer designs for fuel cells has been awarded funding by the Technology Strategy Board. Johnson Matthey Fuel Cells Ltd is...
  • Using DNA Scaffolding to Build Tiny Circuit Boards
    News - 17 Aug 2009
    Today, scientists at IBM Research (NYSE:IBM) and the California Institute of Technology announced a scientific advancement that could be a major breakthrough in enabling the semiconductor industry to...
  • Report Predicts Exciting New Opportunities for Conductive Coatings
    News - 10 Jun 2009
    A new report from NanoMarkets, a leading industry analyst firm that tracks and analyzes emerging market opportunities in energy and electronics markets, predicts that new opportunities are rapidly...
  • Biosensor Can Detect Sexually Transmitted Disease
    News - 7 May 2009
    The Nanosensors group from the URV has created a biosensor, an electrical and biological device, which is able to selectively detect the Candida albicans yeast in very small quantities of only 50...
  • New Data Storage Lies Within Artificial Atoms
    News - 9 Apr 2008
    Researchers obtain direct electrical control over a single electron spin Computer memory Your computer has two equally important elements: computing power and memory. Traditionally, scientists...
  • What is Carbyne? Properties and Applications
    Article - 1 Nov 2013
    Researchers at Rice University have determined that carbyne, a carbon allotrope, may be the strongest material ever, with twice the strength of graphene and carbon nanotubes and three times that of...
  • Characterizing Carbons in the Design Processes
    Article - 18 Oct 2013
    Raman spectroscopy is pivotal for characterizing carbon materials in manufacturing, revealing bonding and order for quality control in engineered applications.
  • Carbyne Nanochains Could Be Stronger Than Graphene
    Article - 16 Aug 2013
    A recent paper by researchers from Rice University provides the first complete mechanical modelling of carbyne - a promising form of carbon which could outperform diamond, nanotubes and even graphene,...
  • Triode Field-Emission Display Constructed by Ceramic Cold Emitter
    Article - 25 Oct 2005
    A new type of triode field-emission display constructed by the ceramic cold emitter was designed and tested. The display had three electrodes, a ceramic cold emitter, extraction gate and accelerating...
  • Ceramic Nanocomposites
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    In comparison with conventional ceramic matrix composites, ceramic nanocomposites have improved hardness, strength, creep resistance and toughness. Ceramic nanocomposites provides insight into the...

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