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Researchers Use a Single Fluorophore to Simultaneously Image Different Molecules

Researchers Use a Single Fluorophore to Simultaneously Image Different Molecules

In day-to-day life, blinking lights can be used for sending signals––for instance, that a car is about to turn. At present, tiny “blinkers” that show single molecules of RNA or protein within cells based on the duration and frequency of every flash have been devised by scientists.

14 Mar 2019

Using Nanoscale Defects to Enhance the Properties of Ultrathin, 2D Materials

Using Nanoscale Defects to Enhance the Properties of Ultrathin, 2D Materials

According to a famous saying, nothing in this world is perfect, and this is not bad always. As part of a research at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), researchers found out how the properties of ultrathin, 2D material can be improved by nanoscale defects.

11 Mar 2019

Researchers Discover Viscous Flow of Electrons in Graphene

Researchers Discover Viscous Flow of Electrons in Graphene

According to a discovery by scientists from The University of Manchester in the United Kingdom, electrons in graphene act like a highly unique liquid.

1 Mar 2019

Portable Mass Spectrometer for Peptides Becomes a Reality with Nanopores

Portable Mass Spectrometer for Peptides Becomes a Reality with Nanopores

Researchers of the University of Groningen have created nanopores that can be used to directly quantify the mass of peptides.

20 Feb 2019

Researchers Investigate Life of Magnetic Nanoparticles Within Cells

Researchers Investigate Life of Magnetic Nanoparticles Within Cells

Magnetic nanoparticles are being extensively used in tissue bioengineering and cell imaging, yet, what happens to them inside stem cells, in the long run, is still not documented.

14 Feb 2019

Nano Drops a Million Times Smaller than a Teardrop Explodes 19th Century Theory

Nano Drops a Million Times Smaller than a Teardrop Explodes 19th Century Theory

Droplets emanating from a molecular “nano-tap” would behave very differently from those from a household tap 1 million times larger - researchers at the University of Warwick have found.

14 Feb 2019

NSF Offers Grant to VCU to Provide Training for Undergraduates in Chemistry and Nanoscience

NSF Offers Grant to VCU to Provide Training for Undergraduates in Chemistry and Nanoscience

A new program funded by the National Science Foundation will provide training in nanoscience and chemical biology research to eight undergraduate students at Virginia Commonwealth University every summer for the next three years.

11 Feb 2019

Understanding Adhesion at Tiny Scales Could Have Important Implications for Nanoscale Engineering

Understanding Adhesion at Tiny Scales Could Have Important Implications for Nanoscale Engineering

Scientists from Brown University have found out a unique way things stick together at minuscule levels, which could prove useful in developing micro- and nanoscale devices.

8 Feb 2019

Physicists Take Big Step in Nanolaser Design

Physicists Take Big Step in Nanolaser Design

Nanolasers have recently emerged as a new class of light sources that have a size of only a few millionths of a meter and unique properties remarkably different from those of macroscopic lasers.

7 Feb 2019

Kanazawa University Research: Chirality Inversion in a Helical Molecule at Controlled Speeds

Kanazawa University Research: Chirality Inversion in a Helical Molecule at Controlled Speeds

A strategy to invert the chirality of a metal-containing helical molecule controlling the speed of the response is reported in Chemistry, A European Journal by researchers at Kanazawa University.

7 Feb 2019

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