Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

Multifunctional Project to Use Nanoparticles for Early Diagnosis of Cancer

A team of 16 European firms and institutions from Spain has initiated a multifunctional project to formulate innovative techniques for early diagnosis of cancer, to minimize the risk and to explore more customized and effective means of cancer detection with minimal side effects.

2 Jul 2011

China SemiLEDs to Employ VECTOR PECVD System for LED Manufacturing

Novellus Systems declared that it has supplied a VECTOR plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) system to a China-based company, Xurui Guangdian (China SemiLEDs).

2 Jul 2011

Research and Markets Releases Report on MEMS Microphone Market

Research and Markets has released a new report titled "MEMS Microphone: Better Communication through Better Listening".

2 Jul 2011

Research and Markets Report Describes Trends on Wafer Thinning and Dicing

Research and Markets has added the report, "Thin Wafer Manufacturing Equipment & Materials Markets" to its offering. The report explains why thin wafers need extraordinary technologies and handling processes.

2 Jul 2011

Fraunhofer IPMS Introduces MEMS-Based Laser Microscope

Fraunhofer IPMS introduces a small MEMS-based laser microscope for usage in narrow areas such as endoscopic analysis in biology, medical, and other industry.

2 Jul 2011

Applied Nanotech Holdings Receives Grant for Producing Hydrogen Fuel Tanks

Applied Nanotech Holdings declared that it has received the Phase I SBIR grant from the US Department of Energy amounting to $149,426 to advance extremely less weight hydrogen fuel tanks applying carbon nanotube reinforcement.

2 Jul 2011

Virus Turn Beneficial in Nanotechnology and Nanoscience

Bacteria and viruses, which were affecting insects, plants and mammals, are turning to be beneficial in drug-delivery and chemical imaging of body cells, key agent in the manufacture of small battery electrodes, system storage devices, and in several nanotechnologies.

2 Jul 2011

Use of New Tungsten-Silicon Alloy Nanowires Improve Efficacy of Single-Photon Detector

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) scientists have replaced the superconducting material used in its single-photon detector with a new tungsten-silicon alloy, which increased the efficacy of the detector as well as its sensitivity to light with longer wavelengths.

2 Jul 2011

MIT Researchers Make e-Beam Lithography a Mass-Production Technique

Photolithography is a common method for producing computer chips. But the visible light wavelength reduces the transistor’s size produced using this method.

30 Jun 2011

University of Illinois Researchers Produce Nanoparticle-Based Silver Ink Pen to Draw Electrical Connections

University of Illinois researchers have produced a nanoparticle-based silver ink that finds application in a rollerball pen, which is a ball-point pen with a larger roller, made mostly by plastic, to trace electrical connections for flexible LED displays and other devices.

30 Jun 2011