Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

Researchers Develop Novel Methods for Bilayer Graphene Production

James Tour, a lab chemist at the Rice University, has published two research papers that describe novel production technologies of superior-quality bilayer graphene in a large scale onto various insulating substrates directly.

19 Sep 2011

Stanford University Scientists Design Fingertip-Size Portable Microscope

Scientists at the Stanford University have designed a fingertip-size portable microscope weighing 1.9 g, which is designed to view fluorescent markers or dyes that are broadly utilized by biological and medical scientists to study mice brain.

19 Sep 2011

Researchers Use Nanopore Technology to Detect Lung Cancer

The University of Missouri’s research team comprising medical scientists and biological engineers has used nanopore technology as a tool to detect lung cancer early.

19 Sep 2011

Researchers Study Impact of Carbon Nanoparticles on Living Cells

Scientists at the schools of science and medicine at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) are studying the impact of carbon nanoparticles on living cells.

19 Sep 2011

NIST Researchers Prove Change in Stem Cell Shape Determines Its Function

A team of researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are conducting experiments to establish that the shape of stem cells can be controlled in order to make them perform the desired function without the addition of biochemical or hormonal stimulants.

17 Sep 2011

Nanobiotix’ Lead Compound NBTXR3 for Cancer Treatment Receives Approval for First Clinical Trial

The medicine agency of France, AFSSAPS has approved the commencement of the first clinical trial of NBTXR3, the lead compound in the NanoXray pipeline of Nanabiotix.

17 Sep 2011

Super Resolution Microscope Provides Insight into Immune System

A group of researchers headed by Dr. Jordan S. Orange at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia have gained detailed insight into the immune system by making use of the stimulation emission depletion (STED) microscope.

17 Sep 2011

$20 Million Grant Awarded to Nanotechnology Development Center at UMass Amherst

The National Science Foundation has awarded the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a grant worth $20 million.

17 Sep 2011

REC Peak Energy EU Series Solar Wafers Receive TUV Certification

Headquartered in Norway, manufacturer of solar modules and solar wafers, REC has announced that modules and wafers produced by the company have received a TÜV certification whereby the products containing European components will benefit from the 10% premium provided as per the Italian photovoltaic incentive scheme.

17 Sep 2011