Nano
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In the future, dentists may use a special nano-sized film to bring diseased teeth back to life rather than remove them.
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ScienceScientists have perfected a non-reflective nanocoating process for screens and spectacles, that also resists scratching and is easy to clean.
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InVisage Technologies has announced that the first product to feature its nanocrystal QuantumFilm sensor technology will be released later this year
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ScienceResearchers have used a laser to create the world’s first practical macroscopic yarns from boron nitride fibers.
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Researchers at Northwestern University have designed a bio-active nanomaterial that stimulates stem cells to regenerate cartilage in vivo and without expensive growth factors.
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Nanopool has developed a glass coating that can be sprayed on to almost any surface.
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Researchers from the MIT Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies are drawing new biomimicry inspiration for armor and defense from the unique shell structure of a deep-sea snail.
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ScienceResearchers have discovered a new nanomaterial that can repel dust and water and also acts as a super-capacitor, thereby offering implications for self-cleaning windows and solar panels as well as electric cars.
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Researchers are closer to using semiconducting nanowires to create a new generation of small transistors and more powerful computer chips.
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ScienceCornell University researchers have developed nanoscale resonators for light beams that can exert strong forces on tiny particles, leading the way to advancements in MEMS and MOMS systems.
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ScienceResearchers at Purdue University have made important progress in developing finFET transistors that could one day take the place of traditional MOSFETs.
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ScienceResearchers have unveiled a method for the industrial-scale processing of pure carbon nanotube fibers that builds upon the tried-and-true processed that chemical firms have used for decades to produce plastics.