Dr. Cameron Chai

Battery-free Chemical Nano-sensor for Defense Applications

A group of scientists, at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, has created a nanosensor that uses semiconductor nanowires as a source of energy.

Alumina Nanoparticles Make Biodiesel Perform Better and Produce Fewer Emissions

A recent paper by R. B. Anand and J. Sadhik Basha published in the Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy reveals that adding alumina nanoparticles can make biodiesel perform better and become more combustible besides producing less emission.

Nanotechnology-based Coatings for Defense Applications

Industrial Nanotech has completed clinical tests and analysis of the Nansulate for military ships and vehicles applications.

Atoms Exhibit Quantum-Superpositions Through Mirror

A research project was conducted at the Heidelberg University, in collaboration with teams at TU Munich and TU Vienna, to smudge the line between a quantum-particle and its mirror image.

Seminar to Discuss Use of Nanotechnology in Energy and Healthcare

MALDI Biotyper Produces Proteomic Fingerprint to Provide Rapid and Robust Identifications of Various Types of Micro-Organisms

i2A Canada and Bruker jointly declared that their products have been certified as meeting the Health Products and Food Branch (HPFB) of Health Canada norms for the Bruker IVD MALDI Biotyper.

Nano-particles in RNA Render Insulin Ineffective in Obese Mice

A research team at the Max Planck in Cologne has developed a technique that enhances the insulin resistance of blood cells.

Maskless Lithography to Showcase Digital Imaging Products at Las Vegas

Maskless Lithography will unveil its MLI-3000 digital, direct-write imaging (DI) device at the IPC APEX Expo that was held in Las Vegas between April 12 and14.

Carbon Nanotechnology to Enhance Energy Storage Applications

EnerG2 has introduced an energy storage application research platform. The EnerG2 Carbon Technology Platform will accelerate development and application of carbon technologies.

Carbon Nanoparticles for Automotive Applications

Tekniker-IK4 is participating in the European CarbonInspired Project that will research on carbonaceous nanoparticles that will be used in construction and automobile applications.