Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. has launched the Thermo Scientific Lumina, a new research-grade dual-monochromator scanning fluorescence spectrometer that offers a new level of clarity in fluorescence measurement.
Category Archives: Nanotechnology
Xilinx Picks 28nm High-Performance, Low-Power Process to Accelerate Platforms for Driving the Programmable Imperative
Process choice and architectural unification lowers total power consumption by 50%, increases capacity by 2x and drives down costs while improving designer productivity.
Applied Materials Hosts Forum to Explore High-Productivity Next-Generation Lithography
Titled 'High-Productivity Technologies for Next Generation Lithography,' the forum will feature experts drawn from logic and foundry manufacturers, research consortia and the equipment sector.
Material tested that could guarantee body protheses for more than 150 years
Ysing a ceramic material called zirconia, carbon nanotubes and nanoparticles of zirconia, a prothesis that will last more than 150 years can be produced.
Molecular Imprints Introduces First Nanopatterning Solution For Hard Disk Drive Volume Manufacturing of Patterned Media For the Terabit Era
Molecular Imprints, Inc., a market and technology leader for nanopatterning systems and solutions, today introduced the NuTera HD7000 - its next-generation Jet and Flash Imprint Lithography platform for the hard disk drive industry.
New review journal to organize studies in the nanotechnoloigy, nanoscience and nanobiotechnology fields
Co-Action Publishing has announced the launch of their latest title, Nano Reviews. The journal's Editor-in-Chief, Professor Vasudevanpillai Biju of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan, seeks no less than to organize the flood of studies that are currently emanating from the Nanoscience, Nanotechnology, Nanobiotechnology and Single-moledule research areas - the 3NS field.
International cooperation in environmental nanotechnology – example water purification
Currently, potential and actual applications of nanotechnology in environmental technologies are receiving considerable attention worldwide. Relevant applications include environmental remediation (air, water and soil), monitoring, and resource saving (energy and materials). These technologies are not only intended for markets in wealthy countries, including in Europe, the USA and Japan, but may also be particularly useful for protecting consumers and the environment in emerging economies and developing countries. Furthermore, research groups and companies in emerging economies and developing countries are increasingly active in R+D and manufacturing environmental nanotechnologies, as part of a national knowledge economy. As an example, the ICPC-NanoNet project supports international research cooperation in environmental nanotechnology between the European Union and International Cooperation Partner Countries to the EU. This article focuses on the case of nanotechnology for water purification.
ASML FlexRay Illuminators Successfully Enter Market as Chip Makers Seek Design Flexibility for Continued Shrink
ASML Holding NV (ASML) today announces its new FlexRay programmable illumination system is finding strong acceptance by providing chip makers with virtually unlimited illumination source tuning.
ASML Ships 100th TWINSCAN XT:19×0 Series Immersion System While Ramping Deliveries of New NXT Immersion Platform
ASML Holding NV (ASML) today announced the shipment of its 100th TWINSCAN XT:1900 series lithography system, capable of imaging industry-leading chip features as small as 38 nanometers.
Lumerical-NNIN/C Partnership Accelerates Nanophotonics Research
Lumerical has donated ten FDTD Solutions Engine licenses to the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network Computation Project. The joint capabilities of the 224 core HPC system and the donated licenses, freely accessible to NNIN members, promise to speed nanophotonics design efforts across the United States.
Die ‘Tinte’ mit den zwei Gesichtern
Materialwissenschaftler der Uni Jena entdecken 'universelles selbstorganisierendes Molekuel'.
STMicroelectronics Announces World’s First 55 Nanometer Embedded Flash Process Technology for Automotive Microcontrollers
Leading-edge embedded Flash process technology extended at Crolles 300mm wafer facility for next generation of advanced automotive chips.
TSMC to Take Delivery of an ASML EUV Lithography System for Research and Development on Future Technology Generations
Agreement underscores TSMC's continuing investment in the European semiconductor community.
International PhD scholarships in nanobiotechnology in Munich
The Center for NanoScience (CeNS) of LMU Munich announces the call for applications for PhD scholarships in the framework of the International Doctorate Program 'NanoBioTechnology'.
Ehrfeld Mikrotechnik BTS And Lonza Cooperate in Microreactor Technology
Under the terms of the agreements, EMB will acquire a license from Lonza on two key products: the Lonza Development Microreactor (process development) and Lonza Advanced Production Microreactors (manufacturing).
Australia launches national framework for safe development of bio- and nanotechnology
The Australian Government is introducing a comprehensive national framework to guide the safe development of new technologies such as nanotechnology and biotechnology as part of a $38.2 million National Enabling Technologies Strategy released today.
AIXTRON’s New Generation AIX G5 System Achieves Aggressive Productivity Targets at Epistar
AIXTRON AG today announced that its next generation MOCVD Platform AIX G5 HT has demonstrated high quality GaN deposition at very high growth rates and high pressure above 600mbar and superior GaN/InGaN uniformities.
Picosun Hires ALD Specialists and Adds to its Advantage as Thin Film Trailblazer
Picosun Oy, Finland-based global manufacturer of state-of-the-art Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) systems today introduced a newly appointed group of ALD specialists.
SmartKem Launches New Website Showcasing Innovative SmartKem Technique for Printed Electronics
SmartKem Ltd, the developer of novel materials and processes that create high resolution microelectronic components directly onto thin flexible materials, today announces the launch of its new website.
Physicists use ultra-fast lasers to open doors to new technologies unheard of just years ago
Recent breakthroughs by their team at JILA, a joint institute of CU-Boulder and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, have paved the way on how to build a tabletop X-ray laser that could be used for super high-resolution imaging, while also giving scientists a new way to peer into a single cell and gain a better understanding of the nanoworld.