Nanosensors News

RSS

Researchers Develop Carbon Nanotube-Based Wireless Ammonia Sensor Prototype

Georgia Institute of Technology scientists have devised a wireless sensor prototype that can sense extremely low concentrations of ammonia, a major constituent of most of the explosives.

From Georgia Institute of Technology 31 Oct 2011

Dutch Research Center Uses iMEMS Inertial Sensors to Study Rowing Kinematics

Netherlands-based research center, Roessingh Research & Development, a specialist in ambulatory three-dimensional human movement analysis, is utilizing Analog Devices’ iMEMS inertial sensors to enhance the performance and decrease risk of getting injured of competitive rowers.

From Analog Devices 24 Oct 2011

QuantuMDx Inks License Deal for Patents Focusing on Nanostructure Usage in Biosensors

QuantuMDx Group has declared that it has entered into an exclusive license deal with Nanosys for various patents and patent applications covering the utilization of nanostructures for the production of biosensors.

18 Oct 2011

Senodia Chooses X-FAB as MEMS Foundry to Produce Single- and 3-Axis Gyroscopes

Senodia Technologies and X-FAB Silicon Foundries Group declared that they have completed development and have commenced bulk manufacturing of microelectromechanical system (MEMS) gyroscopes for consumer applications.

18 Oct 2011

Roche and Arizona Technology Partner to License Nanopore DNA Sequencing System

Swiss company, Roche and Arizona Technology Enterprises, Arizona State University’s exclusive organisation for transfer of technology and management of intellectual property, have signed an agreement to license the development of a low-cost, nanopore DNA sequencer with a single molecule and make it available for commercial usage.

13 Oct 2011

Imec Integrates Chipset Containing EUV Sensor Dies to ASML’s Lithography Systems

Imec has declared that it has successfully completed the testing of a chipset featuring custom superior-quality extreme ultra violet (EUV) sensor dies.

From IMEC 13 Oct 2011

Samsung Launches 64-Gigabyte e-MMC NAND Memory Card Using 20nm Technology

Samsung Electronics has announced that it has launched its 64-gigabyte embedded multimedia card (e-MMC) NAND aimed at tablets, smart phones and mobile devices. The company made this announcement at the Samsung Mobile Solutions Forum held every year.

From Samsung Electronics 1 Oct 2011

Research Book Discusses Early Career Research on Nanotechnology in Australia

A research book titled, ‘Nanotechnology in Australia: Showcase of Early Career Research,’ has been included by Research and Markets to its offering.

30 Sep 2011

Nanometrics to Provide Its IMPULSE Multi Systems to Memory Manufacturer of Korea

US- based Nanometrics, which specialises in providing the latest metrology systems has announced that it has won an order from a prominent Korean memory manufacturer to provide its IMPULSE integrated metrology optical critical dimension (OCD) and film analysis system.

29 Sep 2011

Analog Devices Introduces MEMS-Based Fully Integrated Vibration Analysis System

Analog Devices has unveiled the MEMS-based ADIS16228 iSensor vibration monitor, which will assist industrial equipment designers to upgrade their system performance and decrease maintenance expenditures by efficiently identifying and separating vibration.

From Analog Devices 28 Sep 2011