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  • Nano-Machines Behave Like Human Muscle
    Article - 2 Nov 2012
    Recently, a CNRS team from the Institut Charles Sadron headed by Nicolas Giuseppone, professor at the Université de Strasbourg, along with researchers from the Laboratoire de Matière et Systèmes...
  • Carbon Nanotubes – Application as Gas Sensors
    Article - 15 Oct 2012
    A recent paper by Dr. Katherine A. Mirica et al (2012) describes the structural and functional principle to carbon nanotubes for their application in the detection of harmful gases.
  • Next Generation DNA Sequencing Technologies
    Article - 30 Aug 2012
    Next generation sequencing technologies like nanopore sequencing are opening up new commercial applications for genomics, and nanotechnology is making it happen.
  • Silver Nanoparticles as Antimicrobial Agent
    Article - 16 Jul 2012
    Nanosilver has been used to kill off bacteria for well over a hundred years. But do we understand its effects as well as we think?
  • Nanotechnology in Batteries
    Article - 5 Jul 2012
    Batteries are devices that store electrical energy by converting it to chemical energy, to be released slowly at a later time.
  • Quantum Dots Embedded in a Sub-Wavelength Nanoslit Array for Controlling Photon Emissions
    Article - 17 Oct 2011
    Nanocrystal quantum dots are embedded in a sub-wavelength metallic nanoslit array to produce highly directional emission and beaming of photons. This technology has potential application for displays,...
  • CoMoCAT® Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes
    Article - 18 Jul 2011
    Single-walled carbon nanotubes have a diameter of about 1nm and the length is nearly million times longer. Sigma Aldrich offer SWNT materials and their synthesis with controlled structures is...
  • Graphene: From Physics to Applications
    Article - 29 Nov 2009
    Graphene is the newest member in the family of carbon allotropes. Although isolated graphene was reported for the first time only in 2004, the progress it made over these years is enormous, and it...
  • Soft Lithography Enhances Biological Cells Imaging
    Article - 4 Nov 2009
    The development of microarrays for analysis and manipulation of cells or viruses has attracted considerable interest from both researchers and biomedical related industry.
  • Are Carbon Nanotubes the Ultimate Water Transporters?
    Article - 14 Oct 2009
    In a hose single water molecule transport is not a dominate feature however the unique properties of, in particular, carbon nanotubes make single water molecule transport a reality.

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