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Research into the Formation of Nanoparticles in Liquids under Microgravity Conditions

Experiments performed under microgravity conditions let researchers find out more about the formation of nanoparticles in liquids. The article considers electrophoretic techniques, aerogel formation, sol gel, self-organization of biological molecules and thermal transportation in ferrofluids.

5 Mar 2005

Researchers Assess the Evolution of Quantum Dot Imaging and Reveal its Potential in Cancer Diagnosis

A mixed discipline research team from UCLA and Stanford University has released its findings on how using the nanocrystals known as quantum dots (qdots) in molecular medical imaging can help us better understand cell processes, thus improving cancer diagnosis and treatment. Posted 2 February 2005

4 Mar 2005

Scientists Invent Digital Memory Device Using Commodity Plastics Transformed by Nanotechnology

UCLA scientists have developed and built a plastic, non-volatile memory device using solution processing. This new device is made by combining gold nanoparticles with polysterene, and has great potential for the manufacture of low-cost, high-density memory storage products. Posted 8 December 2004.

4 Mar 2005

Industry Heavyweights Line Up to Advise California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI)

An industry advisory board comprising well-known venture capitalists and corporate investors has been appointed to the California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI). The board will help nanotechnology researchers to focus on small technologies with potentially big economic pay-offs. Posted 1 March 2004.

4 Mar 2005

Formation of Nanoparticles in Plasmas in Microgravity Conditions and Potential Industry Applications

Experiments performed under microgravity conditions can help researchers find out more about the formation of nanoparticles in plasmas. The article considers research on plasma crystals using an adaptive electrode, industry applications for complex plasmas and how this work might improve processes.

4 Mar 2005

Overview of the Major Themes in Microgravity Research Used for Advancing Nanotechnology

Experiments performed in microgravity are helping researchers to advance knowledge about nanotechnology. This work is aimed at improving techniques in the gas phase synthesis of nanopowders and particles, formation of nanoemulsions, thermal transportation, self-organisation and analytical devices.

4 Mar 2005

Formation of Nanoparticles in Gaseous Phase Reactions and Flame Synthesis in Microgravity Conditions

Carrying out experiments in microgravity conditions is helping researchers to advance knowledge about nanotechnology. This article studies the formation of nanoparticles in gaseous phase reactions and flame synthesis, as well as looking at devices used to measure particle aggregation techniques.

3 Mar 2005

Particle Size Distribution – The Importance of Particle Size Distribution Data and Measurement Using the Capillary Hydrodynamic Fractionation Technique

With nanoparticles decreasing in size and their usage becoming more widespread, the importance of being able to accurately measure particle size distribution is also increasing. The capllary hydrodynamic fractionation technique is described and a case study presented.

From Matec Applied Sciences 3 Mar 2005

Zeta Potential – The Importance of Zeta Potential, The Electroacoustic Method and Case Studies Involving Titanium Dioxide and Silicon Dioxide

Nanoparticles of increasingly smaller particle size and various material compositions are being developed for various application. Characterisation by zeta potential is becoming increasingly important. The importance, definition, techniques and case studies are outlined.

From Matec Applied Sciences 3 Mar 2005

Nanometrics Launches Latest Version of the Orion High-Throughput Overlay Control System - News Item

The US metrology firm, Nanometrics, has released the newest version of its Orion Advanced Overlay Control System. The Orion is an advanced overlay metrology and analysis system for monitoring microlithography stepper performance, and is used in the semiconductor industry. Posted 1 February 2005.

2 Mar 2005

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Research into the Formation of Nanoparticles in Liquids under Microgravity Conditions

Researchers Assess the Evolution of Quantum Dot Imaging and Reveal its Potential in Cancer Diagnosis

Scientists Invent Digital Memory Device Using Commodity Plastics Transformed by Nanotechnology

Industry Heavyweights Line Up to Advise California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI)

Formation of Nanoparticles in Plasmas in Microgravity Conditions and Potential Industry Applications

Overview of the Major Themes in Microgravity Research Used for Advancing Nanotechnology

Formation of Nanoparticles in Gaseous Phase Reactions and Flame Synthesis in Microgravity Conditions

Particle Size Distribution – The Importance of Particle Size Distribution Data and Measurement Using the Capillary Hydrodynamic Fractionation Technique

Zeta Potential – The Importance of Zeta Potential, The Electroacoustic Method and Case Studies Involving Titanium Dioxide and Silicon Dioxide

Nanometrics Launches Latest Version of the Orion High-Throughput Overlay Control System - News Item

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