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Comment by Dr. Wolfram Waibler on June 25, 2012 at 9:40am

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Comment by siva on January 17, 2012 at 7:38am

Hi Good morning to aii,

Dis is siva from andhra pradesh iam doing research on nano polymer inslators .can any on suggest to design nano polymer insulator in MAT Lab PDE Tool box

Comment by Lidiya Ferapontova on June 9, 2011 at 10:55am

Vacancy: Technologist (processing engineer)

Company: Russian company partially owned by Rosnano
Manufacturing of modified layered nanosilicates, masterbatches and next generation polymer nanocomposite materials.

Location: European Russia
Candidates from other countries are welcome to apply for this job.

Requirements:

Higher vocational education, degree in chemistry of high-molecular compounds is desirable
Required experience in working as processing engineer not less than 10 years in one of the following areas:
- thermoplastic elastomers;
- cable compounds;
- adhesives for piping and packaging industry

Experience with Buss extruders and screw extruders (Bersdorff, Gamma Mekhanika)

Russian language proficiency will be helpful, but not critical. Interpreter will be provided.

Compensation: Excellent compensation package, relocation assistance.

Please send your CV and cover letter including salary expectations and/or
request for detailed information about this position to Lidiya Ferapontova at: ferapontova@glasford(dot)ru

Comment by Ravikumara N R on June 1, 2011 at 9:38am

Hi Dear Sir/ Madam/Friends, I want interpretation for the Differential Scanning Calorimetry study for the Drug loaded biodegradable Nanoparticles. If any body is ready to help please let me know. Thanks in advance

Comment by Sujith Kalluri on January 8, 2011 at 6:25am

PhD Opening at Amrita Center forNanosciences

Amrita Center for Nanosciences (ACNS), one of the premier research institutes inNanosciences and technology is currently looking for a Ph.D. candidate in itsNanosolar Division (Center For Excellence). The candidate will work with increasing skills in developing state of the art technologies in Photovoltaic and energy storage devices. Applicants should have an M.Sc/M.Tech degree with first class / distinction in either of these disciplines Physics/Chemistry /MaterialsScience. The proposed start date is Feb 1, 2011.  The stipend will be provided as per the UGCnorms. Candidates are encouraged to send their CVs by email with subject line:“PhD 2011 Nano Solar” to “researchsecretary@aims.amrita.edu”. Alternativelythey can post their CVs to the following address:

Amrita Center for Nanosciences,

Amrita Insitute of Medical Sciencesand Research,

Elamakkara Post, Cochin, Kerala, India, 682 026

Comment by Carlos Espinoza-González on November 21, 2010 at 3:40pm

To Dr. Mohammed Fahim Ansari

Your question is very interested. The influence of the ultrasound waves on the strength of CNTs depends of the following parameters:
1.- Medium
2.- Power of the ultrasound waves (Amplitude)
3.- Frequency
4.- Time of exposition to the ultrasound waves
5.- Lenght of the CNTs.

For example, if the ultrasound waves travel in a low viscosity medium, the attenuation of the waves will be lower than a high viscosityu medium; thus, if the amplitude of the ultrasound waves in that low viscosity medium is high enough, and if the lenght of the CNTs is too, the CNTs will experiment a rupture of their bonds, therefore, the strength of the CNTs will be affected.

There is a good article that explains how the influence of several parameters can influence on the mechanical properties of CNTs:

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6V3H-...

Thanks.

Comment by khenfouch on November 20, 2010 at 12:06pm

hi every body.

Rep. to Dr.Mohammed Fahim Ansari

Does sonication weakens not the strength of SWCNT but it can separate CNT of MWCNT

Comment by Dr Mohammed Fahim Ansari on November 19, 2010 at 3:17pm

Any answer?
Does sonication weakens the strength of carbon nanotubes?

Comment by Lesley Tobin on August 20, 2010 at 3:24pm

The ICPC Nanonet project (EU funded under FP7) is aimed at networking nanoscientists and researchers across the globe to help bridge the nano divide and avoid a knowledge apartheid.

It offers a free open access Nano Archive of nearly 7,000 items including many full texts at http://www.nanoarchive.org. Please contact me if you would like to archive your research and I will create an editor's account for you.

You can join the international network at http://www.icpc-nanonet.org. Registration is free. The website also contains information for parties interested in FP7 collaboration, details of free webinars taking place (three in September), information about researchers and organisations and much more.

I am also interested in communicating with researchers in sub-Saharan Africa for the annual region report. If you would like your institution's research showcased in the report, please get in touch.

Comment by marslin on July 12, 2010 at 10:07am

Hi Every one ,
This is Marslin Gregory, Doing my PhD, I am working on Polymer Nanoparicles Drug Delivery and imaging. Its appreciable If I get the contact from some one working the same platform.

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