Will Soutter

Creative - Video Specialist

Will has a B.Sc. in Chemistry from the University of Durham, and a M.Sc. in Green Chemistry from the University of York. Naturally, Will is our resident Chemistry expert but, a love of science and the internet makes Will the all-rounder of the team. In his spare time Will likes to play the drums, cook and brew cider.

Articles from Will

Nanotechnology for Universal Memory

The memory technologies used in today's computers are very limited to specific applications, requiring the use of three or four types of memory in a single system.

30 Jul 2012

Photocatalytic Nanoparticles: From Cleaning Surfaces to Hydrogen Production

Photocatalytic nanoparticles can use the energy in sunlight to decompose molecules, from dirt molecules on glass surfaces to water molecules.

30 Jul 2012

New Technique to Visualize Individual Layers and Buried Interfaces of Graphene Devices

Scientists from the University of Manchester have shown that it is possible to use ‘wonder material’ graphene as a building block to build novel three-dimensional crystal structures.

30 Jul 2012

Nano-FTIR Technique Facilitates Nanoscale Chemical Identification and Mapping of Materials

Scientists from NanoGUNE, Neaspec and the University of Munich have developed a novel instrument that can perform nanoscale mapping and chemical identification of materials.

30 Jul 2012

Researchers Produce Easy-to-Handle Bio-Inspired Light Nanoantenna

Scientists from CNRS and Aix Marseille Université have successfully created a bio-inspired light called nanoantenna for the first time using two gold nanoparticles, short DNA strands and a tiny fluorescent molecule that is capable of capturing and emitting light.

30 Jul 2012

Entropy – An Ally in the Formation of Ordered Nanostructures

Scientists and Engineers at University of Michigan have used computerized simulations to demonstrate that entropy, mostly considered as disorder, could lead to formation of ordered nanostructures.

30 Jul 2012

New Transistor Enables Electrical Switching of State of Matter

A research team at the RIKEN Advanced Science Institute has created a first-of-its-kind transistor that utilizes the electrostatic build-up of electrical charge on a strongly-correlated material’s surface to activate bulk transformation of electronic state.

27 Jul 2012

Researchers Devise New Method to Visualize Gold on Nanoscale

A research team from the University of Birmingham has devised a technique to image gold on the nanoscale by utilizing a novel probe beam to visualize the atomic arrangement of a 20-atom gold cluster.

27 Jul 2012

Optomec Aerosol Jet Deposition Systems Favored by Major European Companies

Optomec, a global supplier of additive manufacturing solutions for applications ranging from medical to solar to electronics and defence markets, announced the selection of its Aerosol Jet Deposition systems for printed electronics by three major European players namely, Innovation Lab (Germany), CEA Liten (France) and the University of Sheffield (U.K.). Including the three industrial labs, the total number of European users of Optomec exceeds 40.

27 Jul 2012

Researchers Devise Method for Single-Photon Transmission

Quantum computing is expected to supersede conventional computers in terms of speed and ability to process complex computations. However, the development of quantum devices for real-world applications is a major challenge.

27 Jul 2012