Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

BASF Presents Products to Enhance Wafer Cleaning, Cutting and Printing for Solar Sector

BASF, a chemical company, displays solar products at European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition help in Hamburg, Germany.

8 Aug 2011

companiesandmarkets.com Releases Report on Flow Cytometry Technology

A new report titled “Flow Cytometry: Products, Technologies and Global Markets” has been published by companiesandmarkets.com.

8 Aug 2011

Researchers Review Nanoparticles-Based Biosensors Used in Cancer Diagnostic

A detailed review of the recent success in using nanoparticles to detect tumor cells and biomarkers based on electrochemical and optical techniques has been published in the journal, Chemical Society Review.

6 Aug 2011

Berlin Researchers Observe Electron Cloud Measuring Few Nanometers

Berlin researchers have demonstrated that semiconductor electrons are portrayed as a cloud measuring few nanometers in size when viewed using a novel type of spectroscopy. The size of the cloud is decided depending on the electron interaction with crystal lattice vibrations.

6 Aug 2011

Researchers Evaluate NanoString’s Breast Cancer Intrinsic Subtyping Assay

A developer of molecular diagnostics and provider of life science tools for translational research, NanoString Technologies, has announced the initiation of the first study which will be followed by further studies to assess the clinical application of its breast cancer intrinsic subtyping assay which is solely based on the PAM50 gene signature.

6 Aug 2011

Scientists Enhance Development of Electronic Circuits Using Graphene

Material scientists from Rice University have identified a basic technique that enables engineers to produce electronic circuits easily from a nanomaterial called graphene.

6 Aug 2011

Rice University Students Develop Graphene from Any Carbon Sources

Rice University students have proved that a single-atom-thick graphene sheet can be developed from any source containing carbon, even from cookies, waste materials and insects. The team was headed by a chemist called James Tour.

6 Aug 2011

Scientists Develop New Flu Diagnostic Method Using Gold Nanoparticles

University of Georgia research team comprising Ralph Tripp and Jeremy Driskell have developed a new diagnostic method to identify influenza in minutes at a very low cost by measuring the scattering pattern of laser light by gold nanoparticles coated with antibodies that attach to only certain flu viral strains.

5 Aug 2011

Wayne State University Researcher to Develop Long-term Implantable Electrode Using Graphene

The National Science Foundation has granted a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) grant worth $475,000 over a period of five years to Wayne State University’s Mark Ming-Cheng Cheng to develop a long-term, ultra-performance implantable electrode system using graphene.

5 Aug 2011

Scientists Develop Three-Dimensional Nanostructured Chip to Distinguish Liquids

Applied physicists and materials scientists from Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have discovered a new device capable of identifying an unknown fluid.

5 Aug 2011