Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

Nanopore Technique Helps Develop High-Speed, Low-Cost Genomic Sequencing Device

A team of researchers from the Yale University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has developed nanopores with a radio-frequency electric field that can trap segments of biomolecules such as DNA.

26 Apr 2012

Researchers Devise New Technique to Create Intricate Nanostructures

A team of researchers from the Duke University has developed a bottom-up approach to self-assemble microscopic particles into larger crystalline structures by altering magnetic fields and concentrations of tiny particles.

26 Apr 2012

Researchers Receive Grants to Use Semiconductor Devices for Quantum Communication

Professor John Rarity and Dr Ruth Oulton from the University of Bristol’s Centre for Quantum Photonics have received a Future and Emerging Technologies grant worth €2 million from the European Commission and a CHIST-ERA award worth €1.1 million from national funding agencies in Europe.

26 Apr 2012

Amendment II Unveils Carbon Nanotube Compound for Body Armor Applications

Amendment II has announced the availability of RynoHide, a first-of-its-kind carbon nanotube compound for shrapnel and ballistic resistant products, for public consumers and the personal protection equipment industry.

26 Apr 2012

Silex Microsystems Retains Top Rank in Yole Developpement’s Annual MEMS Report

According to Yole Developpement’s Annual Top 30 MEMS Report, Silex Microsystems has been ranked as the largest pure-play MEMS foundry in the world.

26 Apr 2012

New Book Explains Physics of Nanoelectronics

Research and Markets has included a new book titled ‘Introduction to the Physics of Nanoelectronics’ from Woodhead Publishing to its catalogue.

26 Apr 2012

Researchers Use Graphene to Increase Efficiency of Next-Generation Solar Cells

A team of material scientists at the Michigan Technological University has discovered that graphene can improve the conversion efficiency of next-generation photovoltaic cells.

26 Apr 2012

Bismuth-Antimony Films Offer Potential Applications in Thermoelectric Devices

Graphene has been extensively researched for its unusual mechanical, optical and electronic characteristics. Now, scientists from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have discovered another compound that exhibits most of the graphene’s properties and in certain cases displays complementary characteristics.

25 Apr 2012

Comprehensive Report Covers EMEA Market for Microelectronic Industry

Reportlinker.com has added a new market research report titled ‘European Microelectronic Fabs Database & Report 2012’ to its offering.

25 Apr 2012

Quantum Mechanics Imitates Influence of Future Actions on Past Events

Researchers of the team of Professor Anton Zeilinger at the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology and the University of Vienna’s Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information have experimentally demonstrated for the first time that it is possible to know whether two particles were in a separable or in an entangled quantum state even after their measurement or if they no longer exist.

25 Apr 2012