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Why Nanobacteria is a Controversial Pathogen

Why Nanobacteria is a Controversial Pathogen

Some researchers claim nanobacteria are a new life form responsible for a wide range of diseases, while others say they are simply too small to be living organisms.

By Dr. Priyom Bose 21 May 2020

The Role of Nanotechnology in Ensuring Food Safety

The Role of Nanotechnology in Ensuring Food Safety

Nanotechnology offers novel techniques for ensuring food safety and high-quality food products.

By Dr. Priyom Bose 20 May 2020

Turning Single Atoms into Atomic Machines: The Future of Fuel Cells

Turning Single Atoms into Atomic Machines: The Future of Fuel Cells

Single atoms could be transformed into atomic machines with an application in fuel cells, revolutionizing green energy.

By Robert Lea 19 May 2020

Nanoveu's Antiviral Nanotechnology for Smartphones

Nanoveu's Antiviral Nanotechnology for Smartphones

Several surfaces and products that utilize nanomaterial-based antiviral technologies are starting to come to the fore. One of the most recent products is the Nanoshield coating from Nanoveu in Australia.

From Nanoveu 14 May 2020

Chemical Reduction of Graphene Oxide (rGO)

Chemical Reduction of Graphene Oxide (rGO)

This article discusses graphene oxide and its chemical reduction (rGO).

From The Graphene Council 12 May 2020

Iron-Based Material has the Ability to Power Small Devices

Iron-Based Material has the Ability to Power Small Devices

Research has unveiled an iron-based material that can turn heat into electric energy to power small devices.

By Robert Lea 7 May 2020

Nanotechnology in Cancer Research: The Future of Brain Tumor Treatment

Nanotechnology in Cancer Research: The Future of Brain Tumor Treatment

Researchers are developing nanomedicine-based therapies that can be used to treat brain tumors.

By Liam Critchley 6 May 2020

High-Sensitivity and Fast Nanoindentation Property Mapping

High-Sensitivity and Fast Nanoindentation Property Mapping

This article discusses how to use a nanoindenter for high-sensitivity and fast property mapping.

From FemtoTools – An Oxford Instruments Company 5 May 2020

Detecting Lung Cancer Early with Non-Invasive Nanosensors

Detecting Lung Cancer Early with Non-Invasive Nanosensors

Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a non-invasive nanosensor for detecting lung cancer.

By Liam Critchley 1 May 2020

Controlling Electromagnetic Properties in ‘Space Metal’ for Spintronic Computing

Controlling Electromagnetic Properties in ‘Space Metal’ for Spintronic Computing

The discovery of a link between troilite's crystalline structure and magnetic properties could develop spintronic technology.

By Robert Lea 29 Apr 2020

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