Nanotechnology
Novel nanowires boost fuel cell efficiency
14 Apr 2011
Fuel cells have been touted as a cleaner solution to tomorrow's energy needs, with potential applications in everything from cars to computers.
Scientists use light to join nanoparticles into new materials
01 Apr 2011
Scientists have assembled nanoparticles using a laser as if it were a magic wand, creating an assembled, continuous filament as the laser beam is moved around
New method for self-assembling molecules
17 Mar 2011
Nanoparticles increase survival after blood loss
02 Mar 2011
“Liquid Pistons” could drive new advances in camera lenses and drug delivery
17 Jan 2011
These liquid pistons are highly tunable, scalable, and — because they lack any solid moving parts — suffer no wear and tear
DRDO to set up nano foundry to boost non tech
10 Dec 2010
DNA can act like Velcro for nanoparticles
03 Dec 2010
Scientists put a new spin on nanotechnology
01 Dec 2010
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