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The content of our nafigate portal is created mainly in Liberec, Czech Republic and not by chance - Liberec has over time become a synonym for nanotechnologies, not only in the Czech Republic but world wide. It is therefore logical that one of the exhibitions in the new iQLANDIA science center in Liberec is dedicated to nanotechnologies.

Read the whole story here: http://www.nafigate.com/en/section/portal/app/theme/detail/60-iqlandia-science-center-in-liberec-journey-of-nanofibers-around-the-world-and-back-again

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Market competitions force the engineers to design electronic devices more powerful but importantly smaller in size. Such smaller size electronic devices face the problem of heat generated from the process cycle, thus experience poor reliability. Efficient thermal interface materials that are able to remove heat from electronic devices have been in great demand.

For more on this hot issue and the role of nanofibers in it, please go to http://www.nafigate.com/en/section/portal/app/news/detail/70468-aligned-nanofibers-cool-down-hot-electronic-devices

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NAFIGATE is proud to bring an exclusive interview with prof. Stan Veprek from the Technical University of Munich who is one of the most outstanding scientists working in materials science. His research field is materials and surface science, thin film coatings including superhard wear resistant films, light-emitting Si, microcystalline Si, and since 1995 superhard nanocomposite materials.

You can read the whole interview here: http://www.nafigate.com/en/section/portal/app/theme/detail/58-prof-stan-veprek-boron-nitride-nanofibers-will-outperform-carbon-nanotubes

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Conventional flat-sheet and hollow fibers membranes are widely being used in pressure-driven osmosis (Reverse Osmosis - RO) applications due to their superior permselectivity. Owing to high operating/maintenance costs required for RO process, alternative processes with less-energy intensive nature have been under investigation by leading membrane scientists. One of such processes, called Forward Osmosis (FO), uses an osmotic pressure difference instead.

For more, read here: Nanofibers make forward osmosis process cheaper

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