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Mathematical Analysis to Recover Lost Information in Molecular Simulations

Researchers at the National Science Foundation at the University of Oregon have discovered an analytical approach to recover missing atomistic information such as thermodynamic energy and surface friction during dynamic molecular simulations.

26 Sep 2011

Scientists Achieve Movement of Quantum Dots through Sound Waves

A research team from the Ruhr Universitat Bochum have collaborated with researchers at Grenoble and Tokyo to devise a new method to align electrons differently in order to distinguish between each electron and control their movement through sound waves.

26 Sep 2011

Cambridge University Scientist Control Electron Movement through Sound Waves for Applications in Quantum Computing

In what could be a breakthrough discovery in transfer of quantum information, scientists at the Cavendish Laboratory of Cambridge University have used sound waves to control the movement of electrons.

26 Sep 2011

Microscopy Today Innovation Award Presented to Nanofactory Instruments and Brookhaven Lab

The 2011 Microscopy Today Innovation Award has been awarded to Sweden-based Nanofactory Instruments, a company manufacturing and marketing scanning probe microscopy equipments, and the Brookhaven National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy.

From Brookhaven National Laboratory 26 Sep 2011

Presentation on Utility of Halloysite Nanotubes for Capturing Cancer Cells

NaturalNano has declared that Dr. Michael King’s lab at Cornell University will deliver a presentation titled ‘Halloysite Nanotube Coating Applications for Enhanced Capture and Reprogramming of Circulating Tumor Cells’ at The Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Meeting on October 13, 2011.

23 Sep 2011

Researchers Develop Novel Method to Study Nanocrystalline Structures

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) researchers have devised a new method called single-crystal electron diffraction tomography to accurately identify the arrangement of molecules and atoms in materials ranging from pharmaceuticals to cement.

22 Sep 2011

Silver Nanoparticle Biotags for Identifying Cancerous Prostate Cells

UC Santa Barbara researchers have developed a novel technology for distinguishing prostate cancer cells in bodily fluids. The technology holds potential for developing a microdevice that would help understand when metastasis of prostate cancer would occur.

21 Sep 2011

New Gas Analyzers from Hiden Increase Their Versatility

The Hiden HPR Series of mass spectrometer-based gas analysers is further expanded to include analysis of static off-line gas samples in addition to the more routine conditions of dynamic flow.

From Hiden Analytical 20 Sep 2011

Researchers Use Nanopore Technology to Detect Lung Cancer

The University of Missouri’s research team comprising medical scientists and biological engineers has used nanopore technology as a tool to detect lung cancer early.

19 Sep 2011

NIST Researchers Prove Change in Stem Cell Shape Determines Its Function

A team of researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are conducting experiments to establish that the shape of stem cells can be controlled in order to make them perform the desired function without the addition of biochemical or hormonal stimulants.

17 Sep 2011