Dr. Cameron Chai

Thick, Long Carbon Nanotubes Determine Terahertz Laser Power

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) researchers have revealed that thick arrays of very long carbon nanotubes have absorption capabilities at long wavelengths, which can be used to coat prototype detectors in order to measure terahertz laser power.

Researchers Generate Energy Using Flowing Water over Graphene Surfaces

Scientists of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have devised a novel technique to produce energy using flowing water. This technique aspires to enhance the development of self-powered microsensors that are used for economic and precise oil exploration.

Vectron Introduces New Series of MEMS-Based Clocks

Vectron has launched a new series of advanced MEMS-based oscillators. The innovative product series VM 702, 802, and 822 feature output options such as HCSL, LVDS, and LVPECL and a 460 MHz frequency range.

Researchers Discover Easy Way to Penetrate Cell Membrane Using Carbon Nanotube

Research Demonstrates Degradation of Quantum Dots Releases Toxic Materials

According to a study conducted at the University at Buffalo, it has been discovered that quantum dots manufactured from selenium and cadmium decompose in soil and release harmful selenium and cadmium ions into the environment.

Scientists Prove Hydrogen Controls Shape, Size + Growth of Graphene

Scientists at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory of the Department of Energy found that the key element that determines the dimensions of graphene is hydrogen and not carbon.

Maxim Acquires SensorDynamics to Develop MEMS-based Sensors

Maxim declared the acquisition of SensorDynamics, a company that offers proprietary microelectromechanical (MEMS) and sensor solutions. This acquisition enables Maxim to expand its operations in high-end consumer and automotive markets.

Nesscap’s 48V166F Ultracapacitor Module Receives Approval for Automotive Applications

A manufacturer of ultracapacitor products, Nesscap Energy has received approval from China Quality Certification Centre (CQC) to apply its ultracapacitor module for automotive applications across China.

Bruker Introduces Single and Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers for Gas Chromatography Applications

Bruker introduced the SCION SQ single quadrupole and the SCION TQ triple quadrupole mass spectrometers at the 2011 Florida Pesticide Residue Workshop. These mass spectrometers are suitable for gas chromatography applications and are aimed at improving productivity and data quality.

Thin Film Photovoltaic Market to Achieve $4.3 Billion By 2015

According to a new report published by companiesandmarkets.com the global market for thin film photovoltaic (TFPV) manufacturing devices has significantly increased at the rate of 70.3% per annum at 2010 to hit $3.2 billion.