TINC's Blog – August 2011 Archive (56)

OPTICAL THIN FILMS COURSES IN EUROPE & USA

ONLY Five(5) WEEKS TO GO until the one week course

in all aspects of optical thin films: DESIGN AND PRODUCTION OF

OPTICAL THIN

FILMS which will be presented by Ron Willey in Antwerp, Belgium 12-16

SEP 2011.

HOWEVER, there is ONLY One (1) SEAT LEFT in the EUROPEAN

Course!

The same course will be held again on 6-10 FEB 2012

in

Charlevoix, MI, USA.

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Master in Nanomedicine

Cranfield’s unique Nanomedicine MSc is the first course of its kind within the UK and Europe to bridge the gap between nanotechnology and medicine.

Nanomedicine MSc is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge, skills and practical experience of the principles, technology and applications within the rapidly growing area of Nanomedicine. Students will discover how nanotechnology impacts upon new medicinal products, drug discovery and delivery, and acquire…

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Euro AFM Forum 2011: Second Circula

Second call for abstracts

Euro AFM Forum 2011, Zurich, Switzerland, September 7-9

Download the Second Circular with timetable and hands-on workshop program here!

Abstract submission deadline: August 29

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Nanoelectronics/Nanophotonics position

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Now Live: Add content straight from the Activity Feed

On the heels of our launch of the improved Activity Feed, we're pleased to report that Nanopaprika members will soon be able to post content directly to the Activity Feed, in the same way you can already post a Status.

Now adding content is incredibly easy — you're just one click away from sharing photos,…

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New Jobs - Nanotechnology

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New Jobs - Nanotechnology

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Bruker Seminar during AFM BioMed 2011

Bruker Life Science Seminar

-Experience the Future of AFM-…

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Phd Studentship - Thermo-Mechanical Properties of Polyamide Nanocomposites For Automotive Applications

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New research aims to use Graphene to build better neural implants

Mark Ming-Cheng Cheng, an assistant professor from Wayne State University received a five-year, $475,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study the potential of graphene for neural implants that can be used to treat disorders and diseases such as blindness, deafness, epilepsy, spinal cord injury, and Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. He hopes to check out whether graphene can be used to make reliable, high-performance, long-term implantable electrode systems:…

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$15 billion worth of Graphene from a box of cookies...

Researchers from Rice University had a meeting in which they discussed the possibility of making graphene out of sugar. Chemist James Tour said you can actually make it from any carbon source - including a girl scout cookie.

http://www.graphene-info.com/15-billion-worth-graphene-box-cookies

Added by TINC on August 4, 2011 at 8:14pm — 1 Comment

nanotimes 11-07 :: June/July 2011

Greetings!

Our edition of nanotimes is live now at:

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Research Scientist (Nanotechnology)

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Daily job alert

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New hybrid graphene-metal electrode promise unbreakable touch displays, flexible OLEDs and solar cells

Researchers from Rice University create thin hybrid metal-graphene electrodes - that outperform ITO electrodes, are also more transparent and less resistance to electric current. These electrodes can be used to create non-glass touch displays, transparent and flexible OLEDs, solar cells and lighting products.

This is actually quite close to commercialization:…

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