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Caltech and CEA-Leti Alliance Launch Analytical Pixels to Develop and Commercialize Nanosystems

Analytical Pixels (APIX), the first startup of the Alliance for Nanosystems VLSI established by CEA-Leti and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has been established to develop, produce and commercialize miniaturized chromatography concept-based analysis systems.

From CEA-Leti 15 Dec 2011

Scientists Develop Nanomechanical Biosensor Based on Photonic Crystal Nanowire Array

Yuerui Lu, a student of Amit Lal, Cornell University’s Professor of electrical and computer engineering, has developed a photonic crystal nanowire array-based biosensor, which is capable of performing low-cost, highly sensitive and rapid test for detecting disease markers and similar molecules at ultra-low concentrations, paving the way to identify diseases at an early stage.

From Cornell University - Nanobiotechnology Center 13 Dec 2011

Applied Materials Introduces CVD System for TSVs in Three-Dimensional Chip Packaging

Applied Materials, a provider of equipment, software and services for manufacturing advanced flat panel display, solar photovoltaic and semiconductor products, has introduced an innovative new technology for producing backside-illuminated (BSI) image sensors that are utilized in the latest, sophisticated tablet PCs, smartphones and cameras.

From Applied Materials Inc. 7 Dec 2011

Scientists Create Three-Dimensional Nanodots on Micrometric Scale Silicon Films

Researchers belonging to the University of Limoges in France have demonstrated the possibility of creating three-dimensional silicon oxide nanodots on silicon films at the micrometric scale, within a few seconds. The nanodots are highly reproductive.

6 Dec 2011

Study Reveals Less-Perfect Graphene Sensors Demonstrate Better Sensitivity

A research study conducted at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has revealed that sensors made of less-perfect graphene deliver enhanced sensitivity.

30 Nov 2011

Full Flight Technology Selects Analog Devices’ iMEMS Accelerometers for High-Precision Archery

Analog Devices’ innovative iMEMS technology-based 3-axis digital accelerometer called ADXL346 has been chosen by Full Flight Technology for its Velocitip Ballistic System, a first-of-its-kind system that uses an arrow-housed device to collect data on arrow speed, bow performance and flight dynamics for high-precision archery.

From Analog Devices 30 Nov 2011

Study Results Pave Way to Develop Nanostructure-Based Commercial Gas Sensors

A research team led by Hui-Ming Cheng, a Professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science, and Nikhil Koratkar, a Professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, has used graphene foam as a gas sensor to detect harmful explosive chemicals, paving the way to the commercialization of the next-generation of gas sensors based on nanostructures.

30 Nov 2011

Nanosensors News

Caltech and CEA-Leti Alliance Launch Analytical Pixels to Develop and Commercialize Nanosystems

Scientists Develop Nanomechanical Biosensor Based on Photonic Crystal Nanowire Array

Applied Materials Introduces CVD System for TSVs in Three-Dimensional Chip Packaging

Scientists Create Three-Dimensional Nanodots on Micrometric Scale Silicon Films

Study Reveals Less-Perfect Graphene Sensors Demonstrate Better Sensitivity

Full Flight Technology Selects Analog Devices’ iMEMS Accelerometers for High-Precision Archery

Study Results Pave Way to Develop Nanostructure-Based Commercial Gas Sensors

Purdue University Researchers Incorporate Carbon Nanotubes to Design Advanced Biosensors

Sub-Nanometre Cages Capture and Identify Molecules

MEMSIC Launches Thermal MEMS-Based Two-Axis Digital Accelerometer

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Emergent Quantum Phenomena in Self-Organized Graphene Systems

Carbon Dioxide to 3D Printed Carbon Nanocomposites: A Sustainable Innovation

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Conversations on AFM: The Technology and History Behind AFM and SPM

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