Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

Web-Based Microscopy Enables Viewing High Resolution Images at 40x

A new online portal enables more flexible and independent learning for medical students. Normally, students are provided with around 50 to 100 specimens at the start of the semesters. They have to work independently and depend on the infrastructure of the university for studying the specimens.

11 Nov 2011

Researchers Probe Structural Phase Transition of Shape Memory Nanospheres

Physicists from the University of Constance, Peter Nielaba and Daniel Mutter, have observed some changes in shape memory materials at the nanometric scale. These observations have been published as an article in the European Physical Journal B.

9 Nov 2011

Arizona State University Inks Partnership for Flexible Electronics with City University of Hong Kong

Arizona State University (ASU) and City University of Hong Kong (CityU) have entered into a partnership for the advancement of flexible electronics systems.

9 Nov 2011

Researchers Study Role of Temperature in Controlling in Dip-Pen Nanolithography

Scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) have studied the function of temperature in manipulating a nanofabrication technique known as dip-pen nanolithography for writing chemical patterns down to 20 nm.

9 Nov 2011

Industrial Nanotech Introduces Nansulate Cool Ride for Motorcycles and All-Terrain Vehicles

Industrial Nanotech has expanded its patented Nansulate series of protective, energy saving and hi-tech insulation coatings with the introduction of new protective coating product called Nansulate Cool Ride to decrease surface temperatures of exhausts of all-terrain vehicles, motorbikes and sport bikes.

9 Nov 2011

Researchers Directly Compare Two Graphene Doping Techniques for First Time

Scientists at the Nanotechnology Research Center of the Georgia Institute of Technology have for the first time directly compared two basic techniques that can be utilized for chemically doping two-dimensional graphene sheets for the production of interconnects and devices.

9 Nov 2011

Micralyne, Nanoshift Partner to Commercialize MEMS Devices for Mass Production

Micralyne, a MEMS foundry producing products for industrial, telecommunications and biomedical industries, and Nanoshift, a specialist in emerging technologies offering design, fabrication, process development and packaging services, have entered into a partnership.

9 Nov 2011