Master Content View - Books
http://www.nanoscienceworks.org
This is a look at all pending and published content for NSW.
daily12006-08-02T19:09:38Z, http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/Members/rhinow/sciperson.2008-09-04.6514430861 No publisherrhinow2008-09-04T10:20:51ZPersonCanada Invests $4.6 Million in Nano Coatings, Tooling for Joint Strike Fighter http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/articles/canada-invests-in-nano-coatings-tooling-for-joint-strike-fighter The Canadian Government will invest in nanotechnology coatings for the multinational Joint Strike Fighter program, a U.S.-led multinational effort to build affordable and multi-role fifth-generation stealth fighter aircraft.No publishervance2008-09-03T19:19:10ZNews ItemJohns Hopkins Researchers Expand Targets for Nanoscale Drug Delivery http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/articles/johns-hopkins-researchers-focus-on-nanoscale-drug-delivery Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have designed a nanoscale drug delivery system capable of breaking through one of the most impenetrable barriers in the human body – mucus. The discovery could open the door to new treatments for lung cancer, cervical cancer and cystic fibrosis. No publishervance2008-08-22T15:47:59ZNews Item[···] http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/Members/rreznikz/scinewsitem.2008-08-21.9533995959 No publisherrreznikz2008-08-21T18:55:53ZNews ItemTexas Energy Consortium To Close NanoSensor Research RFP August 20 http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/articles/top-energy-firms-to-close-nanosesnor-rfp-august-20 The Advanced Energy Consortium (AEC), a research group comprised of the world’s top energy companies along with University of Texas and Rice University, is looking for proposals for nanosensor technologies to help with oil and gas discovery and recovery. The consortium has a $6-$7 million RFP for micro- and nanosensors pending, with the latest round closing August 20. No publishervance2008-08-08T20:01:09ZNews Item[···] http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/Members/rwdd20/scinewsitem.2008-08-07.3133864387 No publisherrwdd202008-08-07T21:58:33ZNews ItemHeath, James R. http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/people/heath-james-r James R. Heath is an American chemist and a professor at the Department of Chemistry, Caltech.
No publisherkaceywilliams2008-08-04T20:39:20ZPersonMendes, Paula http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/people/content/mendes-paula Dr. Mendes' current research interests include: Quantum Dot Architectures, Self-organization and Nano-Electromolecular Patterning of Homologous Building Blocks, and Programmable Molecular Self Assembling Sensor Arrays.
No publishervance2008-08-04T20:39:50ZPersonA Novel Graphene Nanomaterial to Harden Plastics http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/articles/a-nanomaterial-to-harden-plastics Michigan State University researchers are developing a oovel nanomaterial to make plastics lighter and stronger. The graphene nanomaterial, called xGnP, could bring us fuel-efficient airplanes and cars. No publishervance2008-08-04T20:38:38ZNews ItemDelft University Create 'Super Atoms' from Cluster Clouds http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/articles/delft-university-create-super-atoms-from-cluster-clouds Researchers at The Netherlands’ Delft University of Technology are generating ‘super atomns’ comprised of clusters of traditional atoms. Notably, these bodies behave the same as individual atoms, and researchers are probing the possibilities No publishervance2008-08-04T20:36:15ZNews ItemUC Berkeley Researchers Look to Shrink Optics by 'Squeezing' Light http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/articles/uc-berkeley-researchers-look-to-shrink-optics-by-squeezing-light Scientists at the University of California-Berkeley, are squeezing lightwaves tighter than ever, opening doors to new technologies for optical communications, miniature lasers and perhaps optical computers. The work unlocked ways to compress lightwaves to 10 nanometers – about five times the width of a DNA strand. No publishervance2008-08-04T20:30:36ZNews ItemCytoViva’s Nanoscale Imaging Among ”Most Promising” at Rice Forum http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/articles/cytoviva2019s-nanoscale-imaging-named-201dmost-promising201d-at-rice-forum Houston-based CytoViva Inc., an emerging leader in high-performance, nanoscale imaging, was named one of the Top 10 “most promising” life science companies during the 2008 Rice Alliance for Technology & Entrepreneurship Life Science Venture Forum held in May. No publishervance2008-08-04T16:30:26ZNews ItemDoE's Savannah River Lab Explores 'Microballoon' http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/articles/doe-s-savannah-river-lab-explores-microballoon Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River National Lab (Westerville, Ohio) have developed porous glass ‘microballoons’ that can be affixed with nanoscale pores to provide a number of intriguing possibilities for carrying volatile materials across long distances safely. No publishervance2008-08-04T16:30:42ZNews ItemAllis, Damian Gregory http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/people/content/allis-damian-gregory Dr. Allis' has a vast research interest in the areas of computational quantum chemistry to molecular nanotechnology and the design and modeling of nanostructures from molecular building blocks, among many others. No publishervance2008-07-25T16:36:08ZPersonSmith, Sean http://www.nanoscienceworks.org/people/smith-sean No publishervance2008-07-25T16:35:43ZPerson