Shimadzu Scientific Instruments introduces the Nexera-e Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Liquid Chromatograph (2D-LC), which offers a powerful separation method for the most complex sample matrices.
With the rotary stage RA–55–40 piezosystem jena enlarges its product line and offers its customers a rotary stage with unlimited motion.
A new star-shaped molecule has been produced at The University of Manchester. It is considered to be the most complex molecule of its type to be ever created.
By Alexander Chilton
22 Sep 2014
A team of researchers from the University of Swansea have developed a highly sensitive graphene biosensor with the capability to detect molecules which show signs of increased cancer risk.
By Alexander Chilton
22 Sep 2014
The NEW E8500 combustion analyzer is a complete portable tool for EPA compliance level emissions monitoring and testing.
The Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship (Rice Alliance) announced the 10 Energy & Clean Technology Most Promising Company Awards at the 12th Annual Energy & Clean Technology Venture Forum in Houston last week.
A group of researchers from Mainz and Darmstadt have established a chemical bond between a carbon atom and a superheavy element for the first time ever. The researchers established a chemical bond between seaborgium and a carbon atom by converting eighteen atoms of seaborgium into seaborgium hexacarbonyl complexes.
By Alexander Chilton
22 Sep 2014
A new technique developed by researchers at Xi’an Jiaotong University and Forschungszentrum Jülich, the Ernst Ruska-Centre for Microscopy and Spectroscopy with Electrons (ER-C), allows the reconstruction of crystal structures with atomic-scale accuracy in three dimensions.
The University of Sheffield has released the first photos of space ever taken with a 3D printed telescope. The telescope cost just £100 to make and is comprised of components which are easy to purchase on the internet.
By Alexander Chilton
22 Sep 2014
CyberOptics® Corporation announced that its newest CX150i™ automated coating inspection system and SE600™ 3D SPI systems will be highlighted in the Inspection and Rework (Tour 1 and 3) portion of the Tech...
Researchers at MIT have developed a new bounding algorithm, which enabled a cheetah robot to sprint across grass. During indoor tests it reached a speed of 10mph and on the Killian Court it bounded at a steady clip. This robot is expected to reach a speed of 30mph.
University of Massachusetts, Amherst researchers have designed a light-weight, highly efficient and easily processable solar cell that can use almost any metal as the electrode, successfully impairing the so-called ‘electrode barrier’.
University of Arkansas engineers have developed as a new semiconductor material that holds promise for cost-effective photodetectors used in production of infrared cameras for smartphones. This material comprises of a silicon substrate on which layers of germanium tin are deposited.
Researchers from the MIT have succeeded in designing a skin-tight, pressurized spacesuit integrated with tiny, spring-like coils, which contract when heated. Shape-memory alloy (SMA) was used to create the coil. SMA is a material that can return to its original shape when bent or deformed. It has the unique property of “remembering” its original shape.
By Alessandro Pirolini
19 Sep 2014
A collaborative group of physicists from around the globe has found that the curvature of ripples in freestanding graphene can be controlled by the application of heat. This study provides insight into how temperature affects the dynamics of the two-dimensional material.
By Will Soutter
19 Sep 2014