Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

Brewer Science, EV Group Jointly Develop ZoneBOND Technology for Temporary Wafer Bonding

Brewer Science and EV Group sign an agreement for the joint development and commercialise the ZoneBOND technology for temporary wafer bonding. According to the agreement both parties will actively work towards making the ZoneBOND technology available for the customers of the temporary wafer bonding market.

24 Oct 2011

University of Bristol Researcher Discovers Silica Producing Ability of Algae Cells

Dr. Paul Curnow from the University of Bristol has been awarded with 1.3 million dollars for his discovery involving the silica producing ability of algae cells. Silica is the primary component of glass.

24 Oct 2011

MEMS Microphone from STMicroelectronics Finds Application in Smart Consumer Devices

STMicroelectronics has expanded its sensor product line by adding a low-power digital MEMS microphone. The microphone, MP3DT01, comes in a compact packaging measuring 3x4x1 mm.

24 Oct 2011

Rice University Researchers Present Findings on Graphene Oxide Behavior in Water

A research team from the Rice University and the University of Colorado have submitted their findings in the behaviour of graphene slices when immersed in a solution.

24 Oct 2011

Novel Laser Technology for Ultrathin Chip Assembly onto Flexible Substrates

Researchers at the North Dakota State University’s (NDSU) Center for Nanoscale Science and Engineering have developed a new wafer-to-product electronics manufacturing technology that can reduce the unit cost and size of microelectronic devices.

24 Oct 2011

NIST/CU Researchers Design Magnetic Microfluidic Chip for Medical and Biotechnology Applications

National Institute of Standards and Technology and Colorado Boulder University have jointly come up with a microchip which uses micro fluidics and switch controlled magnetic pulses to collect and transfer magnetic beads that have unique applications in biotechnology and diagnostics in the medicine.

24 Oct 2011

Researchers Study Nanometric Scale Hydrophobic Cavities to Study Protein Interaction

A team of researchers from the National University of South in Bahia Blanca, Argentina have found while analysing the geometry of hydrophobic cavities and similar tunnel structures at the nano-metric level observed that these structures designs ensure that they remain dry despite dwelling in that solution.

24 Oct 2011

Dr. Cameron Chai

Articles from Cameron

Brewer Science, EV Group Jointly Develop ZoneBOND Technology for Temporary Wafer Bonding

University of Bristol Researcher Discovers Silica Producing Ability of Algae Cells

MEMS Microphone from STMicroelectronics Finds Application in Smart Consumer Devices

Rice University Researchers Present Findings on Graphene Oxide Behavior in Water

Novel Laser Technology for Ultrathin Chip Assembly onto Flexible Substrates

NIST/CU Researchers Design Magnetic Microfluidic Chip for Medical and Biotechnology Applications

Researchers Study Nanometric Scale Hydrophobic Cavities to Study Protein Interaction

ENIAC Invests Substantially in Key Enabling Technologies through “Pilot Line” projects by ENIAC Joint Understanding

Research and Markets Adds Report on Firms, Markets, Applications in Nanobiotechnology

PARC, Thin Film Electronics Develop World’s First Printed Non-Volatile Memory Device

Revolutionary Nanofibers Made from Flour for Tissue Regeneration

Automated Image Acquisition and Analysis of Graphene and Hexagonal Boron Nitride Structures

A New Language for Nanopore Design

Enhancing Solid-State Lithium Batteries with Nano-Ceramic Electrolytes

Breakthrough in Broadband Photodetectors: Nanomaterial Gii Could Bring Faster Broadband and Higher Quality Medical Imaging

Conversations on AFM: Applications of BioAFM in Life Science

Conversations on AFM: The Technology and History Behind AFM and SPM

Recent Advances in High-Speed Atomic Force Microscopy to Improve Research Into Protein Dynamics

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