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Chirality in Biological Nanospaces: Reactions in Active Sties describes how today’s combination of crystallographic studies with electronic structure-based computational analysis may lead to new drugs that can better target biological active sites and even design custom-made novel biocytes with improved efficiency. The author focuses on the molecular and nanoscale. Topics include: molecular chirality influences on the structure of active site and the network of interactions that drive reactions with improved speed, accuracy, and efficiency; interplay of electrostatic, hydrophobic, and van der Waals interactions; and active site residue interactions.
An international team led by Columbia University’s Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science has built optical nanostructures that can control light dispersion and engineer the index of refraction. This control of light propagation via photonic chips could prove a major breakthrough for telecommunications. It also demonstrates it is possible for light (or any electromagnetic waves) to propagate from Point A to Point B without accumulating any phase,
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Introduction to Spintronics is now a CRC Press best-seller! The book is an accessible, organized, and progressive presentation of the quantum mechanical concept of spin. The authors are Supriyo Bandyopadhyay of Virginia Commonwealth University and Marc Cahay of the University of Cincinnati. Bandyopadhyay and Cahey build a foundation of principles and equations underlying the physics, transport, and dynamics of spin in solid state systems. They also explain the use of spin for encoding qubits in quantum logic processors and clarify how spin-orbit interaction forms the basis for transistors, magnetic fields and devices.
Prof. Peizhen Kathy Lu, director of Virginia Tech’s Innovative Particulate Materials Laboratory and associate professor of materials science and engineering at the school, was named the 2011 recipient of the Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award. Prof. Lu concentrates her research on nanomaterials, fuel cell material design, composites, materials design, and powder synthesis.
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A team of researchers from Tel Aviv University and Hebrew University has successfully used doping to change the electronic properties of semiconductor nanocrystals. The work would allow nanocrystals to be used as conductors in microelectronics and electro-optics. The work was done by Prof. Eran Rabani of Tel Aviv University's School of Chemistry in collaboration with Pros. Uri Banin and Prof. Oded Millo from Hebrew University.
Nano researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) have developed a platform technology for cell-signaling sensors that can monitor interactions between single cells -- and in real-time. Understanding more about cell signaling events could offer many implications for treatments of disease
Using the TEAM 0.5 microscope, one of the most powerful microscopes in the world, Berkeley Lab researchers have made the first direct observation of structural transformations within a single nanocrystal of copper sulfide. The results break new ground for the design of novel materials that could be used for next-generation batteries, solar and energy storage devices.You need to be a member of The International NanoScience Community - Nanopaprika.eu to add comments!
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