Kroó Norbert, az MTA rendes tagja, a Magyar Tudományos Akadémia volt alelnöke tartotta Ázsia legjelentősebb nanotudományi konferenciájának, az idén harmadik alkalommal Kínában megrendezett BIT's Annual World Congress on Nano Science&Technology (Nano-

Thickness Dependent Structure and Magnetic Properties in 57Fe/Ti/Co Multilayers

Authors: Vishal Jain, Snehal Jani, N. Lakshmi, V.R. Reddy, K. Venugopalan, Ajay Gupta 

Abstract:  Structural and magnetic properties of 57Fe/Ti/Co multilayers (MLs

Job description:

Monocrystalline GaN is currently a hot topic as a semiconductor material for high-performance transistors. In this project we want to investigate the properties of the related polycrystalline GaN and AlGaN materials for application

Scientists from the Lebedev Physical Institute (LPI), Russia, have proposed a new method for surface modification of titanium, giving it the unique optical and mechanical properties, as well as improving the biocompatibility of the sample. Implants m

Researchers from Korea's KAIST institute developed a lithium-air rechargeable battery using a nano fiber graphene composite catalyst. This battery has five times greater storage compared to current lithium-ion batteries, and is the highest performing

A Ph.D. (4 years) position is available starting January 1st 2014, in the theoretical chemistry group of Leiden University (NL).

The research will focus on demonstrating the accurate calculation of the interaction of a molecule with a metal surface,

Atomic Force Microscopy Webinar Series

The AFM Probe - Fundamentals, Selection, and Applications

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The combination of heat, chemotherapeutic drugs and an innovative delivery system based on nanotechnology may significantly improve the treatment of ovarian cancer while reducing side effects from toxic drugs, researchers at Oregon State University r

Magic Clusters in SixMg3 (x=1-10) Series: Potential Building Motifs for Inorganic Nanomaterials

Authors: Debesh Ranjan Roy

Abstract: A detail investigation on the stability and electronic properties for a series of bimetallic (semiconductor-alkal

Are CNFs a Viable Option to Replace CNTs in High-Performance Nanocomposites?  A Realistic Assessment

Inbaraj S. R. *, Nisha C.K., Mahajan Y.R.

Centre for Knowledge Management of Nanoscience & Technology,

Secunderabad-500 017, A.P., India

*Correspon

The Graphene Community meeting point in 2014

The largest European event on Graphene (Graphene conference series), Graphene 2014, is rapidly growing and raising great interest from the Graphene Community Worldwide.

Currently the event unveils 30 in

A PhD and a postdoc position are immediately available in my group, funded by the BMBF project

"magnetic properties of nanoscale materials: x-ray studies of free particles"

The postdoc and the PhD student will plan, build and operate an improved vers

Additive Assisted Micelle-to-Vesicle Transition in Non-Ionic Mixed Surfactant Systems: Niosomes for Fullerene C60 Encapsulation

Authors: Illa Ramakanth

Abstract: We report here the highly stable niosomes (non-ionic vesicles) from 1:1 Tween-80/Tri

Green Nanotechnology

Photodynamic therapy: An Economic and Ecofriendly way for cancer treatment

Yadav R. ^1*, Yadav P. ², Yadav S. ², Saran D. ³

Agarwal A. ²

¹ Department of Biotechnology, R.B.S. College, Agra, India

²Department of Chemistry, Faculty

SnO₂ quantum dots for Second Harmonic Generation

Roy A.,   Nath S.S. ^*#

Department of Physics, ^# Central Instrumentation Laboratory, Assam University, Silchar.

Assam, India.

*Corresponding author

Abstract

We report the preparation, characterization a

New developments in nonlinear optics as lasers for application in high power microscope among others are on the increase. Quantum dots are viable materials for Second Harmonic Generation.  Photodynamic therapy is an emerging technology as green nanot

Toxicity studies of nanomaterials do not necessarily imply the need for separate investigations of single surface modifications, as was demonstrated by the German Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the Fraunhofer Institute for

Rice University theorists calculate atom-thick carbyne chains may be strongest material ever - if and when anyone can make it in bulk. Read more

After years of preparations it is time for Europe to launch The Graphene Flagship – a 10-year, 1,000 million euro research and innovation initiative on graphene and related layered materials. Read more