Dr. Cameron Chai

Material Composition and Nanoparticle size help Reduce Biofilm Creation

ULURU showcased and presented a paper at the recently concluded Symposium on Advances in Skin and Wound Care and Wound Healing Society, which was held in Dallas.

Nano-Contrast Agents, Single Domain Antibodies Will Lead to Faster and Effective Cancer Treatment

A team of researchers ed by professor Dar-Bin Shieh of Institute of Oral Medicine in Medical College at the National Cheng Kung University has collaborated with scientists led by Dr. Dennis Whitefield from National Research Council of Canada to create cancer diagnostic and therapy technologies.

Nano-pores in Silicon Solar Cells Increases Power Yield

Recent research conducted at Natcore Technology has revealed uses of its liquid phase deposition (LPD) process in making black silicon solar cells surface more passive.

Shrink Nanotechnologies Applies for Patent certification for its Cell Align Product Portfolio and Immunoassay Substrate

Shrink Nanotechnologies has applied to the US Patent & Trademark Office for certification of its Cell Align, cell culturing and tissue engineering material, and a immunoassay substrate.

Polarized Microscopy for DNA Transcription

Researchers at the Rockefeller University have developed a technique to help analyze the course of specific proteins in the cell by harnessing the properties of polarized light.

DermaVir Employs Nanotechnology to boost Patient’s Immunity to Destroy HIV-infected cells

Nanotechnology-Based Research to Focus on Renewable Energy

Associate professor of electrical engineering in the Grove School of Engineering at The City College of New York, Dr. David Crouse, is leading the Center for Metamaterials, which is a collaboration between industry and academia.

Nanotechnology-based Platforms to Deliver Essential Vitamins to Diseased Cells

Access Pharmaceuticals is collaborating with a pharmaceutical company to use its CobaCyte and CobOral technology to deliver RNAi therapeutics.

Nanoscale Memory Device Suitable for Smart Phones and Tablet Computers

Intel and Micron Technology have unveiled the 20nm process technology for producing NAND flash memory.

Electron Flow Magnetizing Graphene for Microelectronic Products

A University of Manchester research team led by Professor Andre Geim, has discovered that electric current or a flow of electrons can magnetize grapheme.