NANOTECHNOLOGY

Chemists Found 'Less is More' on Recent Study of Semiconducting Nanocrystals

NANOTECHNOLOGY 01.05.2023 09:21 AM

Read on to know more about the latest study of nanomaterials that claims 'less is more!' Researchers from Rice University and the University of Texas at Austin have found that adding too many charge-acceptor molecules to the surface of semiconducting nanocrystals can be detrimental.

Scientists and Engineers Develop New Approach to Come Up With 'Smart' Materials

01.04.2023 04:49 AM

Researchers come up with a new approach to creating smart materials that ensure that the graphene does not oxidize. Read to know more about this milestone.

Graphene-Based Electronics: Can This Replace Silicon Microelectronics, Semiconductors?

12.30.2022 12:35 PM

Read on to know the advantage of using graphene as replacement for silicon microelectronics and emiconductors.

Scientists Come Up With a Platform For Nanomagnet and Magnetic Nanostructure Chemical Design

12.30.2022 07:00 AM

Researchers develop a platform that is helpful for magnetic nanostructure and nanomagnet chemical design. Read to know more about this development.

Researchers Developed Novel Cancer Treatment Using Math That Could Be 22% More Effective in Targeting Tumors Than Standard Methods

12.27.2022 23:16 PM

Researchers identified a new method for killing cancer cells better than the standard radiation treatment regimens. Read the article to learn the full details.

Scientists Come Up with the Smallest Christmas Record in the World

12.27.2022 06:00 AM

With the help of the Nanofrazor, scientists come up with the smallest christmas record in the globe. Read to know more.

Growing Tiny Metallic Snowflakes Unexpectedly Formulated by Nanoscientists Using Liquid Metal Synthesis Solvents

12.21.2022 04:04 AM

Read on to know more about the unexpected formulation of tiny metallic snowflakes by nanoscientists!

Epidemics Help Physicists Make One-of-a-Kind Paint

12.20.2022 20:04 PM

Read on to know how graphene oxide and epidemics helped physicists make a new paint. Through a technique known as "explosive percolation," University of Sussex researchers show how a highly conductive paint layer they have created replicates the network spread of a virus.

Unique Approach in the Battle Against Malaria Uses Nanoparticles That Attack the Parasite

12.20.2022 08:40 AM

Scientists use single-chain polymer nanoparticles to target malaria parasites at the ookinete stage to fight the infection. Read the article to know more details.

Researchers Develop Nanolaser Tech That is All-Optical and Capable of Fast Data Processing

12.16.2022 05:55 AM

Scientists come up with nanolaser tech that can perform information processing remarkably faster. Read to know more about these findings and their great potential.

Nanobots Are Now Showing Intelligent Behaviors [Report]

12.14.2022 14:25 PM

Read on to know how nanobots intelligently show its behaviors to humans. The horde of nanobots in best-selling novelist Michael Crichton's "Prey" is slowly becoming a reality.

Gold Can Now Prevent Your Glasses From Fogging [Study]

12.13.2022 09:30 AM

Your eyeglasses fogging may end with gold plating as the ideal weapon. Read on to know more about this new innovation.

Carbon Dioxide to Reduce Pollution Possible? Here’s What Scientists Say

12.09.2022 12:50 PM

Read on to know how carbon dioxide would reduce pollution through nanoparticles. Carbon dioxide (CO2) can be electrochemically reduced to carbon monoxide (CO) to remove CO2 from the environment, reduce pollution, and generate carbon monoxide-based alternative energy.

Researchers Identify AI Algorithms That Favor Carbon Nanotube Formation

12.09.2022 10:00 AM

Certain AI algorithsm have been observed to favor the formation of carbon nanotubes. Read to know more about these findings.

Electronic Skins: Can This Wearable Feel Pain Someday?

12.08.2022 19:30 PM

Read on to know the future of wearable electronic skins. Experts said electronic skin, also known as e-skin, may be crucial to developing future prostheses, individualized medicine, soft robotics, and artificial intelligence (AI).

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