Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

EV Group’s Wafer Cleaning System Deployed at Tokyo Institute of Technology

EV Group, a provider of lithography and wafer bonding tools for the nanotechnology, MEMS and semiconductor markets, has announced the installation of its semi-automated single-wafer cleaning system called the EVG301 at Arai-Nishiyama Lab of the Tokyo Institute of Technology.

3 Mar 2012

Maxwell Technologies Expands Production Capacity of Ultracapacitor Products

Maxwell Technologies is doubling its ultracapacitor electrode production capacity by the end of 2012 by setting up a new production facility in a 123,000-square-foot leased building located in Peoria, Arizona.

3 Mar 2012

Novel Nanofiber Production Method Helps Advance Microprocessors and Drug Delivery

A research team at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University (NYU-Poly) has discovered a novel technique for producing nanofibers from proteins, paving the way to advance drug delivery systems for treating Alzheimer's disease, heart disorders and cancers, and help in the recreation of human cartilage, bone and tissue.

2 Mar 2012

Book Discusses Science and Applications of Carbon Nanomaterials

Research and Markets has included a new book titled ‘Advances in Carbon Nanomaterials: Science and Applications’ to its database.

2 Mar 2012

Metamaterial Can Make High-Power Electromagnetism Systems Safer

Electromagnetism consists of electric and magnetic fields. Sources of alternating current produce these fields.

2 Mar 2012

Comprehensive Report Analyzes Market for Silicon MEMS Microphones and Speakers

According to a report titled ‘Silicon Microphones and Speakers: Technology, Market Analysis, and End-Applications’, silicon MEMS microphone shipments increased to 85% in 2011.

2 Mar 2012

Researchers at MIT Develop MEMS-Based Three Dimensional Microchips

Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have made an innovative approach to create three dimensional microchips using the existing production processes.

1 Mar 2012

Lab on a Chip Device Developed for Malarial Study

Researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) have created an accurate and simple device for malarial study.

1 Mar 2012

Researchers Develop Microfluidic Chip for Bitumen-Gas Interaction Analysis

A research group from the University of Toronto has developed a method, wherein a microfluidic chip is used for examining the bitumen behavior in reservoirs. The time and expenses for analysis of bitumen-gas interaction in bitumen and heavy oil reservoirs will be minimized through this method.

1 Mar 2012

American Botanical Council Selects Herbal Microscopy Book for James A. Duke Book Award

The American Botanical Council (ABC) has selected The American Herbal Pharmacopoeia (AHP)'s microscopy book titled ‘Botanical Pharmacognosy: Microscopic Characterization of Botanical Medicines’ for the 2012 James A. Duke Excellence in Botanical Literature Award under the category of reference and technical book.

1 Mar 2012