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I am doing M.Tech in nanotechnology and looking ahead for the short term training or internship in nanotechnology in India . sudersh.yadav@gmail.com Read More »

Mexican born Agustin Otegui is reaching out to Calgarians and Albertans to help him bring a new green alternative to the market. Analyzing architecture and understanding leading-edge power technologies inspired Otegui to design Nano Vent-Skin (NVS). “Since Architecture is focused mainly in building habitable spaces, all the industry behind it invests more money in developing products that solve almost the ... Read More »

Nanotechnology, the application of science to materials of the size of 1-100 nanometres (one billionth of a metre) in at least one dimension, has come of age. Twenty five years ago, fullerenes, made of carbon atoms arranged in the shape of a football, were discovered, and the 1996 Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to its discoverers. The 2010 Nobel Prize ... Read More »

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian researchers at the Islamic Azad University synthesized newly-found nanocomposites with enhanced mechanical and thermal properties. According to the Iran Nanotechnology Initiative Council, Mohammad Barghamadi, member of scientific board at Islamic Azad University, Sabzevar Branch, has conducted a research in order to prepare reinforced nanocomposites based on epoxy resin, nanoclay and 4, 4′ diaminoazobenzene (DAAB). He also performed ... Read More »

Last year, Intel Shannon Ltd announced a €50m investment at its research plant, involving the creation of 134 & research and development jobs developing “the most advanced silicon technology on the planet.” The investment in the development of Intel’s nanotechnology capability will bring employment numbers to 300 before the end of 2012 at the company’s Irish Design Centre in the ... Read More »

Illuminated by the yellow lights of a clean room Michael M. Fancher , University at Albany V.P. for Buisness Developement & Economic Outreach ,left, gives a tour of the Albany NanoTech to U.S.Congressman Chris Gibson ,center, with Steve Janack, University at Albany V.P. for Marketing and Communication in Albany 12/30/2010.( Michael P. Farrell/Times Union ) U.S.Congressman Chris Gibson talks with ... Read More »

What would be better than very low power chips that allow you to have hours and hours of battery life? How about chips that don’t even need a battery, instead generating their own solar power to run off indefinitely? That’s what researchers in the Semiconductor Components group at the University of Twente’s MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology are working on. Working ... Read More »