Researchers have developed a new kind of polish for your car that can remove all the water and ice from the windscreen in minutes.
The new technology involves the use of nanotubes in a liquid. The mixture can be sprayed on any surface. Once the...
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Now, magnetic iron oxide nano-particles can help in detecting tumors and meta-static lesions! They are found to be capable of acting as powerful contrast agents for use with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Similarly, quantum dots - a nano-scale,...
A new welding technology is being developed in Switzerland that can work on the scale of a billionth of a meter and can be used to assemble electronic components at the smallest possible scale.
One of such techniques is called 'Nanorobotic' spot...
Arizona State University researchers are doing something different- they are combining solar energy and nanotechnology in order to come up with an economical source of household energy for the country.
This is being done in order to overcome the...
Researchers at the Nanotech Institute at the University of Texas at Dallas have spun carbon Nanotubes into a yarn just 2% of the thickness of a human hair.
This artificial muscle is claimed to exert 100 times the force, per area, of a natural...
These days researchers are continuously developing Nano devices that can be useful to mankind.
Taking the research another step forward Professor Nadrian C. Seeman and his student Baoquan Ding has developed a DNA cassette through which a...
This is the latest Nanoscale Optical Profiler from Hyphenated Systems. Called the HS200A NanoScale Optical Profiler, this profiler plays an important part of analysis in the case of inspection, critical metrology, quality control applications and...
Some amazing development in the field of nanotechnology! Rice University chemists have found out a way of assembling silver and gold nanoparticle building blocks into larger structures.
In this technique hydrophobic effect is used. Let me tell you..
Strong developments are taking place in the field of nanotechnology but the slow patent process has become a cause of worry among the companies. In 2004 it just took two years to get a patent but now the time has doubled and companies are worried that..
Up till now we knew that coated iron oxide nanoparticles were quite effective as MRI contrast agents for detection of metastatic lesions in lymph nodes and now researchers at the Kyungpook National University, Korea have figured out that nanoparticles..
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