Dr. Cameron Chai

Quantum Properties of Bilayer Graphene May be Harnessed to Create New Quantum Field Effect Transistor

A team at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has discovered that electronic traits of two grapheme layers differ on the nano scale.

Bionanotechnological Research Reveals Pet Dog Serum Contains Flame Repellants

A research team at Indiana University has found that blood in pet dogs contain chemical flame repellants at 5 to 10 times higher concentrations than present in humans.

Nanotech Atomic Layer Deposition Platforms for Multiple Industrial Applications

Cambridge NanoTech recently extended its corporate headquarters and moved to larger premises at One Kendall Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Nano-Viruses to Enhance Energy Efficiency of Solar Cells

A team at MIT has discovered a way to enhance the power-conversion efficiency of solar cells by using nano-viruses to carry out assembly at the microscopic level.

Nano-medical Solutions for Drug Delivery in Multiple Diseases

Kadmon Pharmaceuticals and Nano Terra have formed a joint venture called NT Life Sciences, which will give Kadmon, a permanent, global license to three clinical-stage product candidates of Nano Terra still under laboratory tests, besides Nano Terra’s Pharmacomer Technology, a drug discovery system.

Nano-structured Coatings to Help Understand Behavior of Cells

A research team at INM, Leibniz Institute for New Materials and the Flinders University in Adelaide will collaborate on a program to study the interaction between implant surfaces and the surrounding human cells and tissues.

Camouflaging Traits of Marine Creatures to be Simulated in Nanomaterials

A team led by Roger Hanlon at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) has received $6 million from the Office of Naval Research to research on and simulate the capability of selected marine creatures to change color and merge into the background.

Liposome Wrapped Silica Nano-particles for Multiple Drug Delivery

A research team at the University of New Mexico has used porous silica nanoparticles and liposomes to develop a high-capacity drug carrier.

Steam Cleaners Allow Mineral Nano-crystals to Eradicate Biofilms of Microorganisms and Bacteria

NANO-systems to Accelerate Recovery After Surgery Without Side Effects

The University of York research team at the Department of Chemistry has created artificial molecules that can attach the chemical drug heparin that could replace protamine.