Dr. Cameron Chai

Nano-Bricks Help Food to Remain Fresher in Plastic Packaging

Scientists have developed a material that could be used as a transparent coating to enhance plastic food packaging. The nano-brick is a film that resembles a brick and mortar under a microscope.

Wireless Power Transmission for Nano-Sized Consumer Applications

Nano-Sized 3-Axis Analog Gyroscope for Consumer Electronics

Geneva-based developer of semiconductors, STMicroelectronics has added to its range of motion-sensor with a 3-axis analog-output gyroscope.

Stereoscopic Microscope Suitable for Industrial and Biomedical Applications

Nikon Metrology has unveiled a stereoscopic microscope, the SMZ-745. The design allows for airtight, electrostatic and mold resistance, and disallows electrostatic emission and dust and water seepage to damage the sample.

Multitouch Microscope to Offer Enhanced View of Nano-Particles

An Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland (FIMM) research team has partnered with the Finland-based Multitouch to develop a microscope that can be monitored by moving the hand or fingers.

Researchers Use Nanotechnology to Design Memory Storage Devices

Researchers have developed a new range of compact memory storage devices offering quick and energy saving memory for MP3s, smartphones and cameras.

CNSE Presents Nano in the Mall Program at Crossgates Mall

University at Albany’s College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) will organize,‘ Nano in the Mall’, a community outreach program together with National NanoDays 2011.

Nano-sized Dendrimersomes Effectively Act as Packets for Transporting Drugs

Virgil Percec, a reputed scientist, offered a speech at the inaugural function of Kavli Foundation’s Innovations in Chemistry Lecture at the 241st National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society.

Russian Organizations Open Skolkovo’s American Office in Silicon Valley

Several Russian high-tech development institutions like Boeing, Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, MIT joined hands in opening the American office of Skolkovo Innovation Center (Skolkovo) in Silicon Valley as well as OAO ROSNANO and the Russian Venture Company (RVC).

Researchers Present Review of New Types of Nano Devices and Computing Based on Atomic Switches

Takami Hino and his colleagues from the WPI Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics at the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) in Japan have presented an analysis of new categories of nano devices and computing derived from cationic-based atomic switches.