Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

Researchers Develop Graphene Metamaterial-Based Micro-Scale Device

Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley and the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have devised a tunable instrument based on graphene, which exhibits strong responsiveness to light at terahertz wavelengths.

6 Sep 2011

Mercedes-Benz to Utilize NANOSLIDE Technology in Diesel Engines

Mercedes-Benz will use its pioneering twin-wire arc spraying technology called NANOSLIDE technology in the series production of its V6 diesel engines. Since 2006, the company has been utilizing the technology successfully in its 6.3-L AMG engines.

5 Sep 2011

Survey Study on Nanotechnology and Dermatology Education in the US

The Nanodermatology Society has released a pilot study titled ‘Nanotechnology and dermatology education in the United States: Data from a pilot survey’ that assesses attitudes, perceptions and knowledge of dermatologists in the US concerning nanotechnology.

5 Sep 2011

Study Reveals Superconducting Materials Exhibit Unique Properties at Nanoscale

University of Arkansas researchers have discovered that nanoscale superconductors and associated materials retain their original properties even when developed under strain as atomically thin layers, which is essential to obtain synthetically created superconductive materials at room temperature.

5 Sep 2011

Dais Analytic Secures US Patent for Nanoparticle Ultracapacitor

Dais Analytic proclaimed that it has been awarded a US patent titled ‘Nanoparticle Ultracapacitor’ by the United States Patent Office.

3 Sep 2011

Synopsys Extends Support for Achronix's 22 nm Speedster22i FPGA Platform

Synopsys and Achronix Semiconductor have declared a multi-year renewal of their OEM deal for Synopsys field-programmable gate array (FPGA) synthesis tools.

3 Sep 2011

Novel Microfluidic System to Analyze Components of Complex Samples

Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Applied Research Associates have demonstrated the application of their innovative microfluidic system to examine the chemical elements of complex samples.

3 Sep 2011

Researchers Develop Nano Coating for Eco-Friendly Fire Protection to Fabric

Texas A&M University researchers have demonstrated that polymer-based 'nano intumescent' can be utilized as flame retardants for fabrics used in childerns wear as it is less toxic than existing retardants.

3 Sep 2011

Researcher Receives Grant to Develop Tissue-Specific Nanotherapeutics for Breast Cancer

Xiaoting Zhang, who serves as Assistant Professor at University of Cincinnati’s cancer and cell biology department, has received a U.S. Department of Defense Breast Cancer Idea Award worth $587,000 to devise tissue-specific nanotherapeutics for human breast cancer treatment.

3 Sep 2011

Organic Semiconductor Study for Advancement of Flexible Electronics Field

Dr. Oana Jurchescu, who serves as assistant professor of physics at Wake Forest University, and her team have developed an exceptionally huge molecule with high stability and superior electrical properties at lower cost, which paves the way for the advancement of plastic-based flexible electronics field.

31 Aug 2011