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Lift-off process integrates viral nanopatterning Mar 2, 2010

Fuel cells, batteries and sensor arrays could benefit from tobacco mosaic virus template

Technology update

Graphene makes ultrafast laser

Cambridge University team's result paves the way to graphene-based photonics

Are DC mobility extractions for nanostructures trustworthy?

Pulsed characterization pinpoints problems in direct-current measurement of CNT devices

TR-mode AFM shares STM success

Torsion resonance (TR) feedback isolates performance-enhancing tip-sample interaction

Avalanche photodetector breaks speed record

New design could lead to optical computers

Junctionless transistor makes its debut

First proposed in 1925, device could revolutionize electronics

Courses and events

NanoScience + Engineering 2010 - Part of SPIE Optics + Photonics

8 Jan8 May 2010, San Diego, CA, United States.

SPIE Optics + Photonics 2010

8 Jan8 May 2010, San Diego, CA, United States.

International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology(ICONN2010)

24 Feb 201026 Feb 2020, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India.

NanoImpactNet 2nd Integrating Conference

1013 Mar 2010, Lausanne, Switzerland.

Webinar

New Technique: Virus Titer & Protein Aggregation Assessment

Nanosight's NTA technology can image the light scattered from viruses in solution and can calculate their size by tracking their Brownian motion on a virus-by-virus basis, viruses as small as 25 nm can be imaged.

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Multimedia showcase

Nanotechnology drives innovation Solutions for 3D Integration Introducing the Cypher AFM

In depth

Semiconductor nanowires: synthesis, properties and applications

Chennupati Jagadish of the Australian National University introduces a special issue of Semiconductor Science and Technology

Special issue: nano and random lasers

Guest Editors Diederik S Wiersma and Mikhail A Noginov focus on extreme miniature sources of stimulated emission

White papers

An introduction to particle size characterisation by DCS

A white paper from Analytik Ltd.

Applying optical tweezers for life sciences research

A white paper from JPK Instruments

Nanoparticle characterisation in liquids - viruses and vaccines

A white paper from NanoSight.

Single molecule force spectroscopy with the ForceRobot 300

A white paper from JPK Instruments.

Direct visualization, sizing and counting of virus and phage particles in liquids.

A white paper from Bob Carr, Founder & CTO, NanoSight Limited, Salisbury, UK and Duncan Griffiths*, NanoSight USA, Costa Mesa, California, USA.

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Solutions for 3D Integration and TSV (Through-Silicon Via)

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Introducing the Cypher Atomic Force Microscope – the World’s highest Resolution AFM

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