IBM (NYSE: IBM) and PDF Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ: PDFS) have announced an agreement to develop an integrated circuit (IC) design platform to mitigate the effects of escalating design and manufacturing process complexity a...
The research team of Leonhard Grill at Freie Universität Berlin - in collaboration with the synthetic chemistry group of Stefan Hecht from Humboldt University of Berlin and the theoretical physics group of Christian Joac...
To understand friction on a very small scale, a team of University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers had to think big.
Friction is a force that affects any application where moving parts come into contact; the more surf...
Despite a sluggish forecast for the overall high-tech industry in the near term, alternative energies technologies are expected to grow at a 40% annual rate through 2012, and semiconductors used in these applications wil...
Researchers at Northeastern created a network of nanowires that can be scaled up more efficiently and cost-effectively to create displays such as the NASDAQ sign in New York City's Times Square.
Using Gallium nit...
After careful consideration by a special Grant Selection Committee appointed
by the president of the company, Micromeritics'
grant award winner for the first quarter of 2009 has been selected. An ASAP
2050 Xtended Pressure Sorption Analyzer has been awarded to the Physics Department
at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
The ability of plants to turn sunlight into energy through photosynthesis has been successfully mimicked by scientists at the University of Southampton to produce a new generation of solar cells.
The Southampton team ...
The NanoFab (nanoscale fabrication facility) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is expanding its capabilities to serve researchers, academic institutions and businesses that specialize in develo...
A team of Vanderbilt
scientists have invented the world's smallest version of the periscope and are
using it to look at cells and other micro-organisms from several sides at once.
A team of researchers led by George Barbastathis, associate professor of mechanical
engineering, is developing the basic principles of "nano-origami,"
a new technique that allows engineers to fold nanoscale materials into simple
3-D structures.
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