Will Soutter

Researchers Develop New Capsule for Controlled Drug Delivery Using Silica Nanosheets

A research team led by Dr. Qingmin Ji from the Supermolecules Unit of the National Institute for Materials Science’s International Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics, and Professor Frank Caruso from the University of Melbourne have created an innovative elastic capsule utilizing a flake-shaped inorganic material having a nanometer thickness.

Zyvex Technologies, NanoFabrix Partner to Produce and Commercialize EMI Composites

Researchers Develop New Nanoparticle-Based Coating for Construction Materials

A team of scientists from the UPNA-Public University of Navarre has created a novel nanoparticle-based coating for use in construction materials.

An Engineer’s Approach to Synthetic Blood Vessels

The vascular system, which is essentially a network of arteries carrying blood and nutrients in the human body, is integral to the functioning of the tissues in any part of the body. But these blood vessels are difficult to introduce into synthetic tissue used for regenerative treatment such as tissue replacement procedures.

Ziptronix Collaborates with Customer to Use DBI Wafer Bonding Technology in 3D Memory

Ziptronix, whose trademark Direct Bond Interconnect (DBI) technology facilitates reduction in footprint and the size of devices with 3D architecture, has announced its collaboration with a new customer to extend the DBI technology to 3D memory applications.

Linköping University Researchers Develop Integrated Chemical Chip

Klas Tybrandt, a Linköping University student pursuing PhD in organic electronics, has devised an integrated chemical chip. The study findings have been reported in the Nature Communications journal.

Researchers Develop Flexible and Electrically Conductive Copper-Nickel Nanowires

A research team led by Benjamin Wiley from the Duke University has developed a new nanomaterial from copper and nickel.

Spectrum Pharmaceuticals Starts Phase I Study of Nanotechnology Compound, RenaZorb

Spectrum Pharmaceuticals has started patient enrollment for a Phase I clinical study to assess the tolerability and safety of a lanthanum-based nanotechnology compound named RenaZorb, which has strong phosphate-binding properties.

New Report on Nanotechnology for Photonics

Reportlinker.com has announced the addition of a new research report titled ‘Nanotechnology for Photonics: Global Markets’ to its offering.

TSMC and Renesas Extend MCU Partnership to 40 nm eFlash Process Technology

TSMC and Renesas Electronics have extended their partnership on microcontroller (MCU) technology to 40 nm embedded flash (eFlash) process technology to produce MCU products for advanced consumer and automotive applications.