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Nanopowders – A Brief Definition and Applications of Nanopowders

Nanopowders are defined as powdered materials with individual particles having sizes under 100 nanometers.

25 Jan 2007

Nanocomposites – An Overview of Properties, Applications and Definition

Nanocomposites are materials that incorporate nanosized particles into a matrix of standard material. The result of the addition of nanoparticles is a drastic improvement in properties that can include mechanical strength, toughness and electrical or thermal conductivity.

24 Jan 2007

Nanocars and NanoGuitars Leading To Better Understanding of Construction and Properties Of Materials At The Nanoscale

Although interesting to people outside the scientific community, nano research that has led to nanoguitars and nanocars also has a serious side.

24 Jan 2007

Display Screens of the Future and How Nanotechnology Will Bring Bigger, Clearer and More Energy Efficient Screens

The standard cathode ray tube (CRT) based monitor, display or television screen has been almost completely eclipsed by liquid crystal displays (LCD) and flat screen plasma displays. Advances in nanotechnology could see these new screens dumped on the street for junk collection sooner than anyone rea

23 Jan 2007

Soft Lithography – A Low Cost, Production Method For Producing Nano Sized Features Even On Curved Surfaces

In addition to lithographic techniques like photolithography and electron beam lithography used commonly in producing nanotechnology related devices, a rapidly emerging technique is soft lithography.

22 Jan 2007

MEMS Technology For Use In Sorting Stem Cells at Ultra High Speeds

The most promising system for sorting stem cells from other cells uses a MEMS based massively parallel microfluidics system incorporated onto a sterile single chip that is designed for single usage.

11 Jan 2007

Fears For The Safety and Future Of The World As We Know It - Dangers, Risks and Threat of Nanotechnology

Green groups are concerned that nanotechnology may unleash a slew of health, safety and environmental disasters. Scientists are optimistic that nanotechnology holds the key to a range of new frontiers. This article presents the argument of how nanotechnology is set to harm the world.

4 Jan 2007

Dangers, Risks and Threat of Nanotechnology – Safe, Secure and The Scientific Way of The Future

4 Jan 2007

Defence, Weapons and The Use Of Nanotechnology In Modern Combat Equipment and Warfare Systems

Nanotechnology holds strong promises for use in the defence industry. Nanotechnology can be used in two ways by soldiers. The first is miniaturisation of equipment to allow it to be smaller and lighter. The second is to develop and adapt new materials for military purposes.

3 Jan 2007

Biomimetic Nanotechnology Copying Nature On A Molecular Level

Biomimetic nanotechnology, science copying nature at the nano level

2 Jan 2007

Latest Articles

Nanopowders – A Brief Definition and Applications of Nanopowders

Nanocomposites – An Overview of Properties, Applications and Definition

Nanocars and NanoGuitars Leading To Better Understanding of Construction and Properties Of Materials At The Nanoscale

Display Screens of the Future and How Nanotechnology Will Bring Bigger, Clearer and More Energy Efficient Screens

Soft Lithography – A Low Cost, Production Method For Producing Nano Sized Features Even On Curved Surfaces

MEMS Technology For Use In Sorting Stem Cells at Ultra High Speeds

Fears For The Safety and Future Of The World As We Know It - Dangers, Risks and Threat of Nanotechnology

Dangers, Risks and Threat of Nanotechnology – Safe, Secure and The Scientific Way of The Future

Defence, Weapons and The Use Of Nanotechnology In Modern Combat Equipment and Warfare Systems

Biomimetic Nanotechnology Copying Nature On A Molecular Level

Sustainable Carbon Nanomaterial Gii Set to Transform Energy Storage in Internet of Things Devices

Sustainable Future for Carbon Nanotubes

Sustainable ZnO Nanoparticles for Methylene Blue Cleanup

Scientists Create the Largest Atomically Thin Gold Films to Make Electronics Weightless and Invisible

Enhancing Material Properties through Nanotube Encapsulation

Electrospinning and the Future of Nanotechnology

How Electrospinning is Shaping the Future of Nanotechnology

Conversations on AFM: Applications of BioAFM in Life Science

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