Medicine & TechnologyNanotechnology will be the future in the fields of electronics, medicine, science, and other disciplines where nano particles are utilized and form part of its development.
Holder Hermanns led a team of researchers together with his students Marvin Stenger and Gilles Nies. They have built a battery model, the Nanosatellite battery that can monitor the exact amount of energy is available. More so, it can monitor how much of the energy is chemically bound or not immediately usable.
Scientists have explored the idea behind the carbon nanotubes, some advanced materials, and metal nanowires. The study made them developed a touchpad that can be as flexible as the human body after several trials.
Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich University scientists are able to develop a touchscreen technology using gold and silver to further advance touchscreen technology.
Material scientists from the University of North Florida and Northeastern University are able to create a material that bonds metal without the need for heat.
The Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering is currently developing a wireless implantable device that sends information in place of the damaged nerves.
Researchers designed a new method of gene sequencing a strand of DNA's bases that can also be applied to proteins as a way to better undertand their structure.
One of the most amazing materials in nature has got to be spider silk. Although thinner than a human hair, it is stronger by weight than steel, can be stretched up to four times its original length, and is about as durable as Kevlar - of bullet proof vest fame. Yet Italian scientists have recently improved on Mother Nature by applying the latest in nanomaterials technology to those notorious web spinners. Introducing the graphene spiders.