A local nanotechnology company is set to receive a $1.5 million dollar grant from the U.S. Air Force, if it can raise the matching funds in time. To that end, they announce the launch of their crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.

Company founder and Chief Technology Officer Pavlo Rudenko, Ph.D., founded TriboTEX in Pullman, Washington in 2008. TriboTEX specializes in tribology, the study of friction, wear and lubrication. The company offers customers an oil additive made of nanoparticles designed to prolong the life of vehicles by self-assembling into a diamond-like coating. The particles act like a sticky note; slippery on one side, sticky on the other, they fuse to vulnerable surfaces under the heat and pressure of the engine.

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TriboTEX has won numerous awards and obtained funding from a variety of institutions, including the National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy, and NASA.

To date, the company has sold over 36,000 units worldwide. They have a range of products suitable for the smallest lawn mower to semi-truck engines. Anywhere there are moving parts, friction causes wear. Wear yields loss of performance and efficiency. TriboTEX restores worn away surfaces like a new finish on an antique table. Not only does TriboTEX work in internal combustion engines, electric vehicles can benefit, too.

TriboTEX applied for a Small Business Innovation Research program through AFWERX in order to obtain access to the defense market. AFWERX is a United States Air Force program with the goal of fostering a culture of innovation within the service. Encompassing a number of programs supported with relatively small amounts of funding, the initiative is intended to circumvent bureaucracy and engage new entrepreneurs in Air Force programs.

The U.S. Air Force has challenged the TriboTEX team to raise up to $1.5 million for matched funding, which is necessary to scale the business operation and produce more products for military testing. TriboTEX is working with AFWERX to test TriboTEX products in military equipment. The TriboTEX team plans to raise the money necessary to fulfill their grant requirements through crowdfunding, by launching a Kickstarter campaign on January 14th, 2020 for the companys latest nanotechnology product, TriboTEX Transmission.

TriboTEX Transmission uses the patented dual-sided nanoparticles specifically designed for automatic transmissions. The nanoparticles reduce friction, which prevent accelerated wear, lower temperature and noise, and extend the life of the transmission. Transmissions treated with TriboTEX will last longer, potentially saving thousands in expensive repairs.

Currently, the Department of Defense spends millions of taxpayer dollars in maintenance costs. TriboTEX aims to save Americans millions by preserving equipment used by the military. Helicopter gear boxes are limited in flight time, and longevity is critical for safety of the flight, stressed CTO Rudenko, who says the product will work for anyone who wants to improve the functionality of their transmission, whether its a 2002 Toyota Prius or a Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter.

To support the crowdfunding campaign, visit https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tribotex/tribotex-transmission-power-endurance-with-nanotech?ref=34t7hw.

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Dr. Pavlo Rudenko, Ph.D.

Founder & Chief Technology Officer

(509) 339 7771

Lauren Paterson

Media & Marketing Manager

(208) 301 0087

Brian Hanson

Bioenergy Engineer

(208) 790 1794

About TriboTEX

Founded in 2008, TriboTEX LLC manufactures and produces TriboTEX, an oil additive made of nanoparticles, designed to increase engine horsepower, reduce gas mileage, and enhance overall engine performance. Currently, TriboTEX is pursuing industry partnerships to reduce friction, conserve energy, and reduce waste around the world. Viable for a broad range of applications, smart protective film-forming formulations developed by TriboTEX can be added to currently available lubricating blends to offer valuable solutions for the automotive, industrial, military, and wind power sectors. Visit us at tribotex.com.

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Left to right: Olaf Schulze, Mayor of Geesthacht, Lauren Kjeldsen, Managing Director Evonik Nutrition & Care, Mathias Jammer, Site Manager Geesthacht

Following its double-digit million euro investment and after less than 18 months of construction, Evonik officially opened its new multi-purpose silicones manufacturing facility in Geesthacht, Germany. A celebratory inauguration ceremony was held at the site on 10th January.

Located in Northern Germany, 30 kilometers outside the port city of Hamburg, the new plant was completed on time and within the planned budget. Commissioning of the facilitys new tank farm started in December and incremental production increases are planned over the coming months. Im delighted to open our new facility and continue the long history of production at the site, said Dr. Xiaolan Wang, head of the Interface & Performance Business Line of Evonik.The increased production footprint helps to strengthen our focus on silicone and nanotechnology specialty chemical products, while also providing our customers with a faster, more reliable supply of the products they need.

There has now almost been 35 years of continuous chemical production at the site, producing high-quality components and raw materials for the manufacture of sealants and adhesives, molding and casting compounds, and other products.

Standing on the same site as the existing plant, the new tank farm had to be built and commissioned for use while keeping production running smoothly for Evoniks customers. The additional capacities are for a range of silicone and nanotechnology products. These include: addition-curing silicones and silyl-terminated polymers which are used as binders for adhesives and sealants in parquet adhesives, adhesives for wound care and other medical applications or in electronics such as e-mobility housings or potting materials.

To address the increasing market requirements a broad range of silyl-terminated polymers (SMPs) will also be produced. The other advantage of creating more room and flexibility in our production schedule is that we can react quickly to changing market demands, as well as develop new products, said Dr. Sabine Giessler-Blank, head of the Polymer & Construction Specialties Product Line. Our customers rely on us to innovate and deliver property-enhancing products, for example developing SMPs to address the trend for roofing and liquid membranes, or help them to meet the growing demand for strong, but lightweight fiber composite applications in the automotive and aerospace industries.

In addition to the increased capacity, a new tank truck filling facility has been completed at the site. By simplifying the delivery and storage process for customers Evonik hopes to also increase efficiency in this process as well.

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Impact of Nanomaterials on the Performance of Medical Implants" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Medical implants are devices implanted inside a human body to restore body function or monitor and treat chronic conditions. Driven by the rapid advances in the scientific development, rising demand for a high quality of life, and increasing aging population and chronic diseases, the medical implant market is growing consistently.

Medical implants also pose a physical risk on account of implant failure. Failure of implants burden the patients physically, financially, and emotionally. The success rate of the implants can be improved by exploiting nanomaterials and nano topography to modify the surface features, which interact with the surrounding tissue.

This research service (RS) is a study on the impact of the nanomaterials on the performance of the medical implants. Innovations in the surface technology of different medical implants have been detailed. The RS will focus on the drivers and challenges in the industry. Emerging growth opportunities and IP activity in the area of the medical implant industry employing nanotechnology have also been discussed.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

1.1 Scope of Research

1.2 Research Methodology

1.3 Summary of Nanotechnology in Medical Implant Innovation Ecosystem

1.4 Surface Modification with Nanomaterials will Augment the Performance of Medical Implants

2. Technology Snapshot

2.1 Medical Implants Help in Improving the Quality of Life of a Patient

2.2 Medical Implants Can be Categorized According to its Purpose

2.3 Failure of Medical Implants is a Major Concern Among Patients and Physicians

2.4 Role of Nanotechnology on the Success of Implant

2.5 Impact of the Features of Nanotechnology on the Performance of Medical Implants

2.6 Risks Associated with the Use of Nanoparticles in Medical Implants

2.7 Technology Segmentation Based on the Nature of the Nano-feature on the Implant Surface

2.8 Surface Modification Techniques to Introduce Nano-features on the Surface of the Implant

3. Medical Implants - Industry Overview and Trends Assessment

3.1 Rising Demand for Medical Implants with Better Osseointegration

3.2 Use of Nanomaterials Drives the Medical Implant Industry Toward Success

3.3 Impact of Key Market Drivers and Challenges, 2019, Global

3.4 Pace of Market Consolidation is Very High Worldwide

3.5 Recent Key Mergers and Acquisitions in the Medical Implant Industry - Orthopedic Implant Companies in the US and Europe region

3.6 Recent Key Mergers and Acquisitions in the Medical Implant Industry - Orthopedic Implant Companies in the US

3.7 Recent Key Mergers and Acquisitions in the Medical Implant Industry - Dental Implant Companies

3.8 Geographical Distribution of the Key Participants in the Implant Industry Exploiting Nanotechnology

4. Technology Profiles

4.1.1 Non-drug Eluting Nano coated Stent

4.2 Technology Segment - Nanoparticles

4.2.1 Nano-thin Surface Coating of Hydroxyapatite on Implants

4.2.2 Phosphorous-rich Coating of Dental and Orthopedic Implants

4.2.3 Nano-scale Topography for Faster Bone Healing

4.3 Technology Segment - Nanotopography

4.3.1 Anodized Nanostructured Surface for Tissue Integration

4.3.2 Nanostructures Augment Fibrin Network Formation and Mineralization

4.3.3 Hybrid Surface with Nano-scale Features for Aesthetic Outcome

4.3.4 Breast Implant with Nanotextured Surface

4.3.5 Nano-porous Synthetic

4.4 Technology Segment - Nanostructures

4.4.1 Nanotubes for Better Bone ell Attachment

5. Growth Opportunities in the Medical Implant Industry

5.1 Need for Technology Innovations and Commercial Implants in Low and Middle-Income Countries

5.2 Need to Employ Nanotechnology in more Medical Implants to Improve Performance

5.3 Key Conclusions and Strategic Recommendations

6. Intellectual Property Landscape of Medical Implants Employing Nanotechnology

6.1 IP Activity Indicates the Growing Interest of the Medical Implant Industry in Nanotechnology

6.2 Key Patents to Check

7. Key Industry Participants

7.1 Database of Key Industry Participants

7.2 Legal Disclaimer

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DUBLIN, Jan. 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Global Medical Non-Woven Disposables Market 2019-2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global medical nonwoven disposables market is projected to grow at a significant growth rate during the forecast period.

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The growing inclination towards disposable nonwoven products in hospitals, increasing surgical procedures across the globe, increasing prevalence of hospital-associated infections and growing infectious diseases across the globe are the major factors driving the growth of the market.

The incontinence & hygiene products are widely used due to the increasing adoption of disposable hygiene products by the hospitals and clinics for providing better healthcare facilities Moreover, the growing applications of nanotechnology in the production of nonwoven disposables further provide ample opportunities for the market growth.

Geographically, the global medical nonwoven disposables market is classified into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Rest of the World. North America is anticipated to have a significant share in the global market. The factors that are contributing to the growth of the North American medical nonwoven disposables market include the increasing adoption of disposable nonwoven products in hospitals and surgical centers to provide better facilities and the presence of developed healthcare facilities in hospitals and other healthcare organizations.

Moreover, Asia-Pacific is estimated to have considerable market growth in the market. The Asia-Pacific medical nonwoven disposables market is growing due to increasing healthcare expenditure coupled with rising demand for advanced hygiene facilities in hospitals and surgical centers.

The global medical nonwoven disposables market is influenced by product development and advancements conducted by the market players. Some of the key players of the medical nonwoven disposables market include Abena A/S, Berry Global Inc., Cypress Medical Products LLC, Forlong Medical Co., Ltd., Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc., Medline Industries, Inc., MRK Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Nordson Corp., Pidegree Industrial Co., Ltd., and among others.

These players are playing a significant role in the growth of the medical nonwoven disposables market by providing various products and adopting several strategies such as merger and acquisition, partnerships and collaboration, technological development, and others.

Key Topics Covered

1. Report Summary1.1. Research Methods and Tools1.2. Market Breakdown1.2.1. By Segments1.2.2. By Geography

2. Market Overview and Insights2.1. Scope of the Report2.2. Analyst Insight & Current Market Trends2.2.1. Key Findings2.2.2. Recommendations2.2.3. Conclusion2.3. Rules & Regulations

3. Competitive Landscape3.1. Company Share Analysis3.2. Key Strategy Analysis3.3. Key Company Analysis3.3.1. Overview 3.3.2. Financial Analysis 3.3.3. SWOT Analysis3.3.4. Recent Developments

4. Market Determinants4.1. Motivators4.2. Restraints4.3. Opportunities

5. Market Segmentation5.1. Global Medical Nonwoven Disposables Market by Product5.1.1. Incontinence and hygiene Products 5.1.2. Surgical Products 5.2. Global Medical Nonwoven Disposables Market by End-User5.2.1. Hospitals and Clinics 5.2.2. Ambulatory Surgical Centers5.2.3. Homecare

6. Regional Analysis6.1. North America6.1.1. United States6.1.2. Canada6.2. Europe6.2.1. UK6.2.2. Germany6.2.3. Italy6.2.4. Spain6.2.5. France6.2.6. Rest of Europe 6.3. Asia-Pacific6.3.1. China6.3.2. India6.3.3. Japan6.3.4. Rest of Asia-Pacific 6.4. Rest of the World

7. Company Profiles7.1. AB Kronoby Fatex Oy7.2. Abena A/S7.3. Barnhardt Manufacturing Co.7.4. Berry Global Inc.7.5. Crown Name (WH) United Co. Ltd.7.6. Cypress Medical Products LLC7.7. Domtar Corp. 7.8. First Quality Enterprises, Inc.7.9. Forlong Medical Co. Ltd.7.10. Freudenberg Group7.11. Georgia-Pacific LLC7.12. Hogy Medical Co. Ltd.7.13. Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.7.14. Medline Industries, Inc. 7.15. Mlnlycke Health Care AB7.16. MRK Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.7.17. Nordson Corp.7.18. Pidegree Industrial Co. Ltd.7.19. Unicharm Corp.7.20. WPT Non-wovens Corp.

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DUBLIN, Jan. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Disruptive Innovations in Biosurfactants" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

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Biosurfactants are becoming an attractive alternative for conventional surfactants. This transition is gaining importance as product developmental efforts in application areas such as cosmetics, personal care, and agriculture have already received satisfying results after shifting toward non-crude-based surfactants.

There is also a significant push toward adoption of eco-friendly alternatives across the globe owing to rapid changes in regulations around material use that is aiding the R&D efforts towards biosurfactants.

Disruptive Innovations in Biosurfactants provides an understanding of various types of forms of biosurfactants based on feedstocks such as oil seed-based, cereals, insects, algae, and lignocellulose.

The research service describes the technology capabilities, manufacturing processes, and future prospects in the development of biosurfactants. Additionally, it also captures the various factors that influence adoption and application prospects in various industries.

The service also highlights the disruptive innovations that will enable the use of biosurfactants to meet the needs of various applications.

Key Topics Covered

1. Executive Summary1.1 Research Scope1.2 Research Methodology1.3 Key Findings1.4 Factors Influencing the Adoption of Biosurfactants

2. Technology Snapshot2.1 Biosurfactants Are More Desirable Forms of Surfactants than Conventional Surfactants2.2 Biorefining is the Most Widely Used Manufacturing Method for Biosurfactants2.3 Biomass Derived from Cereals are the Most Widely Adopted Feedstock for Biosurfactants2.4 Oilseed is One of the Conventional Feestocks Used for Manufacturing Biosurfactants2.5 Lignocellulose is One of the Key Emerging Feedstock Types2.6 Insects are Being Investigated as a Potential Feedstock for Biosurfactants2.7 Algae is Being Considered for Microbial Synthesis of Biosurfactants2.8 Adoption of Biosurfactants is Enhanced by their Biodegradability Characteristics2.9 Sourcing of Raw Materials for Biosurfactants is Cost-effective Compared to Synthetic Surfactants2.10 European Region has the Highest Adoption Potential Owing to Stringent Regulations

3. Trend Analysis3.1 R&D Activity Around Nanotechnology-based Biosurfactants is Increasing Significantly3.2 Patenting Trends are Driven By the increasing Demand for Biosurfactants in Consumer Products Segment3.3 Key Industrial Innovations3.4 Microbial Culturing of Biosurfactants is Gaining Adoption in the European Region3.5 European Region has the Highest Funding Activity Owing to Significant Biorefinery Expansion

4. Application Landscape4.1 Key Application Areas for Biosurfactants4.2 Regulations Play a Critical Role for the Adoption of Biosurfactants in the Cosmetics Sector4.3 Biosurfactants will Play a Major Role in Enhanced Oil Recovery Applications4.4 Biodegradability of Biosurfactant has Improved Adoption Potential in Industrial Cleaning Sector4.5 Biosurfactants will Significantly Improve the Bioavailability of Plant Nutrients4.6 Adoption of Biosurfactants can Significantly Reduce the Need for Synthetics in Personal Care Formulations

5. Technology Benchmarking5.1 Benchmarking Rubrics5.2 Cosmetics Sector is Observed to have the Highest Application Potential5.3 Cosmetics Sector is Observed to have a High Adoption Potential Owing to Increasing Focus on Sustainable Products

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In 1999 Taryn launched TARYN ROSE FOOTWEAR and provided women with comfortable yet fashionable footwear.

In 2008 she sold the company to take time off, spend time with family and travel the world. But now, Taryn is returning to disrupt the footwear industry again with a new shoe technology she co-founded with architect/engineer (and her former shoe sketcher) Enrico Cuini. Together, they have launched ENRICO CUINI FOOTWEAR (www.EnricoCuini.com), a collection of luxury heels made in Italy that will change women's feet (and lives) forever.

ENRICO CUINI FOOTWEAR uses a patented groundbreaking shoe technology that features a "winged" design that gives support to all three arches of the foot. This results in decreased foot pressure on the forefoot as well as increased stability for the entire foot and ankle. This technology is made of carbon fiber, titanium andnanotechnology resins so that it can respond to every step and keep the foot aligned and weight evenly distributed.Imagine, your feet NOT hurting from wearing heels.

Bio-mechanic testing revealed that ENRICO CUINI heels have the equivalent pressure surface area as a sneaker. Yes, they are THAT comfortable. In fact, to prove it, Taryn hiked up a hill in Italy and have pictures to prove it (see attached). These shoes are the first of its kind and already some celebs like Angela Basset, Tori Spelling and others have been quite impressed.

Taryn and Enrico are hosting a pop up at the Ritz Carlton on Monday, January 19th from 11am -7pm and it's free to the public.

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Mark Hughes explores the future of nanotechnology, the benefits it holds for the manufacturing sector, and the barriers that must be overcome to unlock its potential.

Nanotechnology, commonly referred to as the sixth revolutionary technology to have madeits mark on the modern world, is being increasingly viewed as a key driver for transformation in the manufacturing industry. In fact, the technology is already reaching advancements in various fields including, biotech, consumer electronics, clothing, and cosmetics.

In fact, nanotechnology is already reaching advancements in various fields, including biotech, consumer electronics, clothing, and cosmetics.

Working with nanoparticles between a scale of just 1-100 nanometres enables manufacturers to unlock enhanced or unique, physical, chemical, or biological properties, making it possible to produce superior products more economically.

From fully recyclable crisp packets to targeted medicines with minimised side-effects, and car engines that produce cleaner exhaust fumes, several industrial sectors including healthcare, automotive, packaging, and food production are already taking advantage of nanotechnology.

Just last year, researchers were able tocreate a nanoparticle influenza vaccine, while others used a hierarchically nanostructured gel to exploit solar energy to purify water at a record rate.

By introducing improved mechanical properties within existing materials, nanomaterials will enable manufacturers to raise future developments and innovation to a new level, making products faster, lighter, cheaper, and easier to manufacture.

In aerospace, for example, materials with increased stiffness and reduced weight will be favoured over heavier but weaker structures.

Future developments in nanotechnology will help manufacturers improve efficiency in a number of operations, from design, processing, and packaging, through to transportation of goods.

As climate change remains a top concern, it could also help manufacturers reduce their environmental impactby saving raw materials, energy, and water, while reducing greenhouse gases and hazardous wastes.

It will also help push manufacturing firms ahead of the competitionwhile providing a more sustainable future.

While industry will continue to see huge developments when it comes to nanotechnology, the technology itself is currently very much in its infancy.

Despite its many use cases, there remains a lot to learn about the long-term impact of manipulating materials at nanoscale.

As its easily inhaled, concerns about the health effects of nanoparticles and nanofibers, for example, mean that calls for the tighter regulation of nanotechnology are growing.

Similarly, knowledge gaps relating to the long-term environmental side effects of exposure to engineered nanomaterials means current regulatory regimes are set to intensify around the globe.

One example of this is the bacteriostatic silver nanoparticles used in socks to reduce foot odour. When washed, these particles can enter the waste water stream and have the potential to destroy beneficial bacteria that is essential to natural ecosystems, farms, and waste treatment processes.

To combat this and ensure nanotechnology can be embraced successfully and safely, traceability will be crucial. Manufacturers need to be able to quickly identify any issues that may arise where the use of nanotechnology has the potential to cause a negative impact.

This should be done with the support of fully-integrated computer systems and robust standard procedures, making sure that products have full traceability.

As this nanotechnology revolution continues to grow, enterprise resource planning software (ERP) will be essential to ensure the traceability and quality control of products.

By implementing a modern industry-specific ERP system within the base of the factory, businesses will be able to have control over all operations, ensuring consumer and workforce safety alike.

With easier data retrieval and accuracy, businesses will be able to keep up with regulatory compliance, while transforming the manufacturing of goods within the industry.

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I'm expecting a certain degree of hate because of the title for this article, but hear me out first.

A company called Anker who are better known for their portable charges has very recently unveiled the first every MFI certified iPhone flash. This means that we now have the very first natively supported external flash for the iPhone. This may seem like it's not a big deal especially considering all of the other lighting accessories currently on the market. The difference however is that this is now natively supported with both hardware and software on the iPhone. We may start to see more companies and even more experienced companies producing natively supported lighting equipment for the iPhone. This in my mind does provide huge potential for the iPhone when it comes to producing better quality images.

The iPhone is the most used camera in the world and although I don't think it's going to take over professional use anytime soon or maybe even ever, it is still filling a certain gap. Point and shoot cameras have pretty much become a thing of a past now and more people would rather shoot with their smartphones instead. The other thing to consider is that smartphone cameras have been improving in quality by significant degrees year on year. This is not the same for professional cameras and with continued improvements tocomputational photography,the gap between smartphones and pro cameras could close enough that it matters. Once again, I highly doubt that smartphone cameras could take over any professional ground anytime soon; however, the enthusiast market could be up for grabs.

I'd love to know your thoughts on this. Do you think this could open doors for people to shoot with better quality lights with their smartphones?

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The recent report added by Verified Market Research gives a detailed account of the drivers and restraints in the Global Nanotechnology market. The research report, titled [Global Nanotechnology Market Size and Forecast to 2026] presents a comprehensive take on the overall market. Analysts have carefully evaluated the milestones achieved by the global Nanotechnology market and the current trends that are likely to shape its future. Primary and secondary research methodologies have been used to put together an exhaustive report on the subject. Analysts have offered unbiased outlook on the global Nanotechnology market to guide clients toward a well-informed business decision.

Global Nanotechnology Market was valued at USD 1.03 Billion in 2018 and is projected to reachUSD 2.29 Billion by 2026, growing at a CAGR of10.40 % from 2019 to 2026.

The comprehensive research report has used Porters five forces analysis and SWOT analysis to give the readers a fair idea of the direction the global Nanotechnology market is expected to take. The Porters five forces analysis highlights the intensity of the competitive rivalry while the SWOT analysis focuses on explaining strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats present in the global Nanotechnology market. The research report gives an in-depth explanation of the trends and consumer behavior pattern that are likely to govern the evolution of the global Nanotechnology market.

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Regions Covered in the Global Nanotechnology Market:

Europe (Germany, Russia, UK, Italy, Turkey, France, etc.)

The Middle East and Africa (GCC Countries and Egypt)

North America (United States, Mexico, and Canada)

South America (Brazil etc.)

Asia-Pacific (China, Malaysia, Japan, Philippines, Korea, Thailand, India, Indonesia, and Australia)

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Lastly, Verified Market Researchs report on Nanotechnology market includes a detailed chapter on the company profiles. This chapter studies the key players in the global Nanotechnology market. It mentions the key products and services of the companies along with an explanation of the strategic initiatives. An overall analysis of the strategic initiatives of the companies indicates the trends they are likely to follow, their research and development statuses, and their financial outlooks. The report intends to give the readers a comprehensive point of view about the direction the global Nanotechnology market is expected to take.

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1.1 Overview of the Market 1.2 Scope of Report 1.3 Assumptions

2 Executive Summary

3 Research Methodology of Verified Market Research

3.1 Data Mining 3.2 Validation 3.3 Primary Interviews 3.4 List of Data Sources

4 Nanotechnology Market Outlook

4.1 Overview 4.2 Market Dynamics 4.2.1 Drivers 4.2.2 Restraints 4.2.3 Opportunities 4.3 Porters Five Force Model 4.4 Value Chain Analysis

5 Nanotechnology Market, By Deployment Model

5.1 Overview

6 Nanotechnology Market, By Solution

6.1 Overview

7 Nanotechnology Market, By Vertical

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8 Nanotechnology Market, By Geography

8.1 Overview 8.2 North America 8.2.1 U.S. 8.2.2 Canada 8.2.3 Mexico 8.3 Europe 8.3.1 Germany 8.3.2 U.K. 8.3.3 France 8.3.4 Rest of Europe 8.4 Asia Pacific 8.4.1 China 8.4.2 Japan 8.4.3 India 8.4.4 Rest of Asia Pacific 8.5 Rest of the World 8.5.1 Latin America 8.5.2 Middle East

9 Nanotechnology Market Competitive Landscape

9.1 Overview 9.2 Company Market Ranking 9.3 Key Development Strategies

10 Company Profiles

10.1.1 Overview 10.1.2 Financial Performance 10.1.3 Product Outlook 10.1.4 Key Developments

11 Appendix

11.1 Related Research

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Dental implants have been a part of healthcare industry since a long time, restoring or replacing the defective teeth, which may otherwise lead to infections in gingival tissue. The primary challenge for the dental surgeons has been to achieve osseointegration but now, with the introduction of nanotechnology, several branches of medicine has been revolutionized, including dentistry. In the recent times, nanotechnology has helped in creating nanomaterials that are now used to manufacture next-generation implants.

Nanomaterials influence the osteointegration process and remarkably reduce the chances of infection. As per a report by the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, the country-wide market in the U.S. alone is witnessing 500,000 new cases of dental implants per year. Similar surge has been observed across the world and as a result, the globalNanotechnology in Dental Implants Marketis expected to expand at a healthy growth rate during the forecast period of 2016 to 2024.

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The lower failure rate of dental implants is one of the primary reason that inspires consumers. With nanomaterials, the added advantages such as improved bone healing, improved osseointegration, and reduction in infections is expected to further augment the demand in the global market for nanotechnology in dental implants. It has been observed that dental surgeons and general practitioners are increasingly adopting the new technology over the other available alternatives. Moreover, high number of edentulous population in the western world and the increasing disposable income in Asia, Africa and other parts of the world is expected to propel the demand in near future. The awareness pertaining to dental care is also on the rise, which is opening an opportunity for the players in the market to invest proactively in order to gain shares.

The field of dentistry procedures has also been benefitted by the introduction of technologies such as CAD/CAM, which offers wide range of options to the patients. For example, ceramic crowns offer better esthetics, while metal-fused ceramic crown offer greater strength. Conversely, high cost of procedure and the lack of reimbursement is expected to hinder the growth rate during the forecast period.

On the basis of products, the global market for nanotechnology can be segmented into titanium dental implants, ramus-frame dental implants, root-form dental implants, blade-form dental implants, and transosseous dental implants. The segment of titanium dental implants can be further sub-segmented basis of stages involved in surgery (single stage & two stage), and type of connectors (internal hexagonal, external hexagonal, and internal octagonal). By procedure, the global market for nanotechnology in dental implants can be classified into root-form dental implant and plate-form dental implant. Out of these, root-form dental implants are the most prolifically used dental implants, owing to its durability and high success rate in comparison to other types of implants.

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Some of the key players in the global nanotechnology in dental implants are Nobel Biocare Holdings AG (Switzerland), Nobel Biocare (Switzerland), Dentsply International (U.S.), 3M (U.S.), Danaher Corporation (U.S.), Ivoclar (Liechtenstein), Sirona (U.S.), Heraeus Kulzer (Germany), Biomet/3i (U.S.), and Straumann Holding AG (Switzerland). These leading companies in this market are heavily investing in research and development to develop nanomaterials that are more biocompatible possessing qualities such as adsorption of proteins, higher osseointegration, and adhesion to cells and tissues. Innovative nanotechnology in dental implants is expected to help these companies to consolidate their position in the market.

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KANAZAWA, Japan, Dec. 27, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Researchers at Kanazawa University report in Analytical Chemistry an efficient method for filling a batch of nanopipettes with a pore opening below 10 nanometers. The method is based on the application of a temperature gradient to the nanopipette tips so that residual air bubbles are driven out.

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Nanopipettes, in which a nanoscale channel is filled with a solution, are used in all kinds of nanotechnology applications, including scanning-probe microscopy.Bringing a solution into a nanopipette with a pore diameter below 10 nanometer is challenging, however, since capillary forces prevent the complete filling of a sub-10-nm nanopipette pore with a liquid.Now, Shinji Watanabe and colleagues from Kanazawa University have found a simple but efficient way for filling nanopipettes. The researchers show that the 'air bubble' that typically remains near the pipette's pore end can be removed by applying a temperature gradient along the pipette.

The scientists investigated their 'thermally-driven method' to a batch of 94 pipettes, aligned length-wise next to each other, all with a pore diameter of around 10 nm.The pipettes were put on a metal plate kept at a temperature of 80C, with their tips protruding from the plate, resulting in a temperature gradient.

Time-lapsed optical microscopy images of the filling process of the nanopipettes showed that after 1200 seconds, the tips are completely filled with solution, and that air bubbles are driven out of the pipettes.

In order to double-check that the pipettes were indeed bubble-free, Watanabe and colleagues performed so-called IV measurements.Every pipette was filled with a solution of potassium chloride (KCl), which is conducting.Both pipette ends were then contacted with electrodes.If an electrical current runs between the ends specifically,if the pipette has an electrical conductivity below a few G then filling with the solution is complete.The researchers observed electrical currents and therefore filling for the whole batch of pipettes.

The scientists also performed transmission electron microscopy (TEM) measurements of pipettes with pore diameters below 10 nm.Although the thermally-driven method leads to good electrical contacts, particle-like structures were observed inside the tips of the nanopipettes, demonstrating that (quoting the researchers) "TEM observation without inducing pipette deformation is important for accurately determining the characteristics of sub-10-nm nanopipettes."

Watanabe and colleagues concluded that their method is very practical and easy to introduce in nanopipette fabrication and that their study will provide a significant contribution to various fields of nanoscience using nanopipettes.

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Nanopipettes

Nanopipettes are pipettes, usually made from quartz or glass, with a pore opening in the nanometer range.Today, nanopipettes are used for various nanotechnology applications, including molecular sensing, delivery of chemicals, and scanning-probe microscopy.The latter is a technique for imaging a material's surface by scanning a probe over it; for the probe, a solution-filled nanopipette can be used.

The function of a nanopipette is usually to enable the transport, and their detection, of nanometer-sized objects (in solution) through the pipette pore.

Completely filling a nanopipette with a solution has been difficult: because of the capillary force, an 'air bubble' is nearly always present in the pipette's tip.Removing the air bubble has proven to be problematic for nanopipettes with a pore opening of 10 nanometer or less.

Now, Shinji Watanabe and colleagues from Kanazawa University have found a way to achieve complete filling of a batch of many nanopipettes with a pore opening of about 10 nm.The method, based on the application of a temperature gradient to the nanopipettes, is simple and efficient.

Reference

Linhao Sun, Kazuki Shigyou, Toshio Ando, and Shinji Watanabe. Thermally Driven Approach To Fill Sub-10-nm Pipettes with Batch Production, Anal. Chem. 91, 1408014084 (2019).

DOI: 10.1021/acs.analchem.9b03848

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Nano Life Science Institute (NanoLSI), Kanazawa University is a research center established in 2017 as part of the World Premier International Research Center Initiative of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The objective of this initiative is to form world-tier research centers. NanoLSI combines the foremost knowledge of bio-scanning probe microscopy to establish 'nano-endoscopic techniques' to directly image, analyze, and manipulate biomolecules for insights into mechanisms governing life phenomena such as diseases.

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As the leading comprehensive university on the Sea of Japan coast, Kanazawa University has contributed greatly to higher education and academic research in Japan since it was founded in 1949. The University has three colleges and 17 schools offering courses in subjects that include medicine, computer engineering, and humanities.

The University is located on the coast of the Sea of Japan in Kanazawa a city rich in history and culture. The city of Kanazawa has a highly respected intellectual profile since the time of the fiefdom (1598-1867). Kanazawa University is divided into two main campuses: Kakuma and Takaramachi for its approximately 10,200 students including 600 from overseas.

Further informationHiroe YonedaVice Director of Public AffairsWPI Nano Life Science Institute (WPI-NanoLSI)Kanazawa UniversityKakuma-machi, Kanazawa 920-1192, JapanEmail: nanolsi-office@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp Tel: +81(76)234-4550

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Since 1996, Carla Hutton has monitored, researched, and written about regulatory and legislative issues that may potentially affect Bergeson & Campbell, P.C. (B&C) clients. She is responsible for creating a number of monthly and quarterly regulatory updates for B&C's clients, as well as other documents, such as chemical-specific global assessments of regulatory developments and trends. She authors memoranda for B&C clients on regulatory and legislative developments, providing information that is focused, timely and applicable to client initiatives. These tasks have proven invaluable to many clients, keeping them aware and abreast of developing issues so that they can respond in kind and prepare for the future of their business.

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In June, SciTech Europa Quarterly travelled to Bucharest, Romania, to attend the 2019 instalment of the EuroNanoForum, a conference that brought together scientists, industrialists and policy makers to discuss cross-sectorial challenges focusing on both the industrial application of research results and future strategic research priorities in the area of nanotechnology and advanced materials in Horizon 2020 and beyond.

Amongst numerous high level speakers at the event, the Director of the European Commissions Joint Research Centre (JRC) Geel site and Director of JRC Directorate F: Health, Consumers & Reference Material, Dr Elke Anklam, delivered an interesting presentation during a plenary session entitled Almost there whats next?, which was designed to promote the discussion of the status and achievements in nanotechnology and advanced materials areas during Horizon 2020, now in its pen-ultimate year.

SciTech Europa Quarterly caught up with Anklam after the event to find out more about how the European Commission is supporting innovation in nanotechnologies, as well as about some of the ways in which nanotechnologies can benefit European society.

Nanotechnology underpins a wide range of new products and technologies that have a huge potential to improve our daily lives, as well as creating jobs. Nanotechnology is also an important source of innovation worldwide and Europe is of course very active in this area. However, it is not without its challenges. The need for high tech instruments and facilities that require high-end interdisciplinary expertise can often impede the translation of innovations into real products and technologies.

The European Commission implements concrete actions to tackle this, including making research and technology infrastructures available to benefit research institutions and SMEs and help them bring their innovations to the market.

DG RTD tools such as Open Innovation Test Beds, Pilot Lines, the European Strategic Forum of Research Infrastructures Roadmaps (ESFRI), and research infrastructure projects are already in place to support innovation. The JRC offers access to more than 38 of its research infrastructures to external users, including the Nanobiotechnology Laboratory, which has state-of-the-art instrumentation to perform interdisciplinary studies aiming to characterise nanomaterials, micro/nanoplastics, nanomedicines, and advanced (bio)nanomaterials, enabling researchers to complete their studies using facilities that are not available in their institutions.

Besides giving access to infrastructures, the JRC co-ordinates the European Technology Transfer Offices Circle (TTO Circle), a network aiming to bring together major public research organisations to share best practices, knowledge, and expertise, perform joint activities, and develop a common approach towards international standards for the professionalisation of technology transfer. Such an initiative creates an interesting European ecosystem that favours the technology transfer from innovation towards the market.

To summarise, creating a sustainable innovation ecosystem including research infrastructures, technology transfer, as well as an active interface between research, policy, and regulators is necessary to be globally competitive in nanotechnologies. In addition, not only is it important to develop the regulatory landscape supporting the new technologies, but also to gain consumers confidence and acceptance to make the products a success, safe, and sustainable.

It is true that China is becoming the world leader in chemicals production. The Chinese demand for chemicals is growing very steadily and will continue to do so. We should not underestimate the competitiveness challenges for the European chemicals industry, for example when looking at key factors like energy prices, labour costs or the regulatory and tax burden. However, this is only one side of the story. European sales of chemicals have increased by more than 50% in 20 years. We are a very successful exporter of chemicals. Europe is internationally competitive in this sector, in particular thanks to very strong R&D and a skilled and talented workforce. The single market for chemicals has been a competitive asset for the chemicals industry in Europe. In the future, Europes position will depend on whether we manage to ensure a global level playing field for our companies as well as a regulatory and policy framework that is conducive to sustainable innovation. Europes ambition is to be a world leader in sustainability and the digital economy. This will open new avenues for industrial competitiveness. The chemicals industry is a key player in this transition. Europe can remain a world leader in sustainable chemicals if we fully embrace the opportunities offered by digitisation, decarbonisation and the circular economy. Achieving this ambition will require joint efforts from all actors, at all levels, including the industry itself.

Sometimes when starting new fields there is a tendency to fragment and a sort of re-invent the wheel. In many cases, one can profit from lessons learned in other fields or from results from finalised projects. There are many ways to promote tangible output from Horizon Europe taking benefit from running or past framework programmes. For instance, data management infrastructures ensuring the availability and maintenance of the data, e.g. on the behaviour, physicochemical, fate and (eco)toxicological properties of nanomaterials, produced by projects, following the FAIR principles: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable.

There are already several H2020 projects implementing the harmonised logging of laboratory data or developing databases to store data related to nanomaterials analysis from different projects; part of this is freely accessible via the EU Observatory of Nanomaterials (EUON, hosted by the European Chemical Agency (ECHA)). More efforts could still be made to communicate project results and to translate them into practical applications. Knowledge also needs to be transferred to appropriate stakeholders (including the training of other scientists or regulators, and by involving more SMEs and by supporting spin-offs). It is also important to build future investigations on current, already achieved knowledge, and to share the results amongst scientists to avoid duplication of work.

This is indeed a very good point. The EU is interested in developing a technological leadership and deploying technologies. This is beneficial for the environment and wellbeing (health) of EU citizens, as well as for job creation and economic growth. Moreover, these technologies can also be deployed in emerging/developing nations. There is indeed a need to make these technologies available to those nations at a reasonable cost without the need to repeat the path that we travelled at high environmental cost.

Knowledge transfer, training, and international collaboration are very often key aspects of open-access to research infrastructure initiatives, showing that nanotechnologies for EU and their transfer (including training) to developing countries are not in competition, but rather two aspects of the same goal. In this respect, the JRC just launched a training and capacity building initiative in the nanotechnology area for research institutions and SMEs from H2020 associated countries. The goal is to provide a week of hands-on training on state-of-the-art techniques and instrumentation that would enable teams of researchers from one or several institutions from different associated countries to build new capacities and knowledge to favour their integration and collaboration within the EU scientific community.

The Malta Initiative (supported by DG RTD) is an excellent example of how a concerted action by the EU Member States and the Commission can stir and lead sustainable innovation by setting priorities, addressing regulatory needs, and collaborate with other major players at global level.

The adoption of a Safe Innovation Approach seems to be a reasonable way to maintain good safety standards while preserving innovative technologies. This includes the development and implementation of tools for Safe by Design as well as the opening of fora where regulators and industry can share information. This way, regulators can become aware in advance of upcoming (nano-)innovations and have the time to address potential issues beforehand and design appropriate regulations.

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The ever-changing and competitive economic landscape has made it essential for businesses across geographies and industries to embrace emerging technologies if they want to set themselves apart.

It was stated by Prof Dr Fazal Ahmad Khalid chairman of the Punjab Higher Education Commission (PHEC), an industrial researcher, educationist, engineer with diverse experience in socioeconomic development of Pakistan as a key speaker at a capacity-building seminar of Pakistan-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI) held on Monday at the chambers premises.

Standing Committee on Capacity Building Chairman Dr Iqbal Qureshi, Standing Committee on International Trade Chairman Farooq Sherwani and PCJCCI senior member Daud Ahmed also spoke on the occasion. Main theme of the seminar was nanotechnology and its prospects for the business community.

Prof Fazal Khalid said that, about this technology, its advantages, approach and application of this disruptive technology around the world. In this context, in Pakistan, the cognizance is limited and focused on incorporating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in our industry. In addition to this, he focused on the need to change the curriculum of universities to produce Hi-Tech graduates. He further added that there is dire need to upgrade the automation process.

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Meshes are used to help promote soft tissue healing inside the body following surgery and are common in operations such as hernia repair.

However, they carry with them an increased risk of infection as the bacteria are able to get a hold inside the body by forming a biofilm on the surface of the mesh.

Skin and soft tissue infections are the most common bacterial infections, accounting for around 10% of hospital admissions, and a significant proportion of these are secondary infections following surgery.

Currently, any infection is treated with antibiotics, but the emergence of antibiotic resistant strains or superbugs - means scientists are on the hunt for alternatives.

Sandwiching eight nano-layers of Manuka honey (with a negative charge) between eight layers of a polymer (with a positive charge), the international team of scientists and engineers led by Dr Piergiorgio Gentile at Newcastle University, UK, and Dr Elena Mancuso, at Ulster University, showed it is possible to create an electrostatic nanocoating on the mesh which in the lab inhibits bacteria for up to three weeks as the honey is slowly released.

Publishing their findings today in the academic journal Frontiers, the team says the study highlights the potential benefits of infusing medical implants with honey.

Dr Piergiorgio Gentile, lead author and a Biomedical Engineer at Newcastle University, explains Mesh is implanted inside the body to provide stability while the internal tissues heal but, unfortunately, it also provides the perfect surface for bacteria to grow on. Once the bacteria form a biofilm on the surface, its very difficult to treat the infection. By sandwiching the honey in a multilayer coating on the mesh surface and slowly releasing it, the aim is to inhibit the growth of the bacteria and stop the infection before it even starts.

These results are really very exciting. Honey has been used to treat infected wounds for thousands of years but this is the first time it has been shown to be effective at fighting infection in cells from inside the body.

Dr Mancuso, a lecturer within the Nanotechnology and Integrated Bioengineering Centre (NIBEC) at Ulster University, adds Although numerous antibiotic-based coatings, constructed through layered approaches, and intended for the development of antibacterial implants, have been investigated so far, it has been found that the effect of antibiotics may decrease with time, since antibiotic resistant bacteria may potentially develop.

Honey has been used to treat infected wounds since ancient times, and thousands of years before the discovery of bacteria.

Most honey is believed to have some bacteria killing properties because it contains chemicals that produce hydrogen peroxide.

However, in 1991 a New Zealand study showed that when you remove the hydrogen peroxide from a range of honeys, Manuka - made from nectar collected by bees that forage on the wild Manuka tree - was the only type that kept its ability to kill bacteria. This is due to the presence of a unique ingredient, now identified as methylglyoxal, which has specific antimicrobial properties.

Using medical-grade Manuka honey, the team used the Layer-by-Layer assembly technology to create alternating layers of negatively-charged honey and positively-charged conventional biocompatible polymer to modify the surface of electrospun membrane, each layer just 10-20 nanometers thick.

Tested in-vitro on different soft tissue cell lines to test their biocompatibility, the functionalised meshes were exposed to a range of common bacterial infections such as MRSA, Staphylococcus and E coli.

Too little honey and it wont be enough to fight the infection but too much honey can kill the cells, explains Dr Gentile. By creating this 16-layerd charged sandwich we were able to make sure the honey was released in a controlled way over two to three weeks which should give the wound time to heal free of infection.

Dr Mancuso adds With our study we have demonstrated the promising combination of a naturally-derived antibacterial agent with a nanotechnology approach, which may be translated to the design and development of novel medical devices with advanced functionality.

ReferencePotential of Manuka Honey as a Natural Polyelectrolyte to Develop Biomimetic Nanostructured Meshes With Antimicrobial Properties. Elena Mancuso, Chiara Tonda-Turo, Chiara Ceresa, Virginia Pensabene, Simon D. Connell, Letizia Fracchia and Piergiorgio Gentile. Front. Bioeng. Biotechnol., 04 December 2019 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fbioe.2019.00344.

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