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

HyperSolar’s Nanotechnology Process Can Produce Hydrogen from Any Source of Water

HyperSolar has reported that the company’s latest advancements will enable its nanotechnology process to produce renewable and zero-carbon hydrogen fuel from almost any type of water source.

16 May 2012

Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes Help Improve Electronics

According to a research study by the University of Gothenburg, carbon nanotubes and graphene could advance the electronics utilized in mobile phones and computers.

16 May 2012

Researchers Discover New Nanoscale Atomic Structures in Metallic Glasses

A team of researchers from the Iowa State University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison has determined a novel nanoscale atomic structure in metallic glasses using advanced computational tools and a powerful scanning transmission electron microscope.

15 May 2012

Comprehensive Report on Global MEMS Microphone Market

Research and Markets has included a research report titled ‘Global MEMS Microphone Market 2011-2015’ to its offering.

15 May 2012

BT Imaging’s New Production Tools Enable High-Yield Cast Mono Wafers

BT Imaging, a provider of luminescence-based inspection and quality control systems for use in the photovoltaic production industry, has unveiled a suite of production tools that allows photovoltaic wafer manufacturers to communicate and work efficiently with cell manufacturers to achieve the optimal cell efficiency.

14 May 2012

Nanotechnology Researchers Find New Problem

Nanotechnology scientists at the University of Connecticut and the University of Michigan have introduced a new version of the well-known ‘packing problem’ dubbed as the ‘filling problem.’

14 May 2012

ORNL’s Computer Simulation Study Explains New Carbon Nanotube Sponge Formation

A multi-institutional research team has developed a carbon nanotube sponge that is capable of absorbing oil spilled in water with an unprecedented efficiency using computational models created on supercomputers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

14 May 2012

New Report Discusses Properties, Applications and Market Potential of Nano Silver

Research and Markets has included a new research report titled ‘Global Market for Nano Silver’ to its database.

14 May 2012

Miniaturized Biochip Helps Develop High-Efficient Cancer Drugs

A research team led by Professor Jackie Y. Ying from the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN) has devised a miniaturized biological assay or biochip dubbed as the Droplet Array technology to explore the impact of anti-cancer medicines on cancer stem cells (CSCs).

11 May 2012

IDT Unveils First-of-its-Kind CrystalFree Piezoelectric MEMS Oscillators

Integrated Device Technology (IDT) has unveiled first-of-its-kind CrystalFree piezoelectric MEMS (pMEMS) LVDS / LVPECL oscillators for use in superior-performance industrial, cloud, consumer, and communication applications.

11 May 2012