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Issue 22: Nanocomposites and the rehabilitation of war wounded
Synthetic veins, arteries, skin, tracheas, noses, tear ducts and even nerve regeneration - is there no limit to the ingenuity and imagination of Alex Seifalian and his lab in creating ...
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What is nano?
Available to download now from NANO Magazine, this short guide to nanotechnology gives a basic introduction to nanotechnology and its applications, perfect for anyone who is a newcomer to the nanotech ...
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Issue 18: Nano for societal benefits
The needs of society are driving the nano revolution. Nanotechnology applications are increasing across all industry sectors, strongly driven by societal needs. Medicine is usually the first use that springs to ...
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Issue 17: Smart Textiles and Medicine
Of the many industry sectors that nanotechnology impinges upon, a possibly surprising leader in embracing the latest ideas the nano world has to offer is the textile industry. Not only do...
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Issue 16: Nanomaterials for the future
In this issue we report on the role nanomaterials will play in a clean tech future. The brilliant American architect, Richard Buckminster “Bucky” Fullerene, most remembered for the geodesic dome buildings ...
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Issue 15: Nano for the Military
We shed light on a 'dark corner' of nanotechnology. Read about the military applications of nano, the nano enhanced army, Gulf War Syndrome and nanopathology, and the ethical concerns around the huge investments made into defence. The ...
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 "Smart" nanotherapeutics deliver drugs directly to the pancreasNew technique could potentially lead to new therapeutics for Type I diabetes with improved efficacy and reduce... Tuesday, 31 January 2012 click to continue |
 New nanomaterial production technique promises solid-state refrigeratorsEngineering researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have developed a new method for creating advanced ... Tuesday, 31 January 2012 click to continue |
 Hydrogen enables 'spaced out' graphene, increasing industrial applicationsPhysicists at Linköping University have shown that a dose of hydrogen or helium can render the "super material... Tuesday, 24 January 2012 click to continue |
 Nanochip anti-counterfeiting program helps the defence industryUAlbany NanoCollege & Applied DNA Sciences Partner on Nanochip Anti-Counterfeiting Program Tuesday, 24 January 2012 click to continue |
 New strategy to deliver chemotherapy to prostate cancer cellsEnsuring the successful delivery of chemotherapy to cancer cells is a challenge for many researchers. Tuesday, 17 January 2012 click to continue |
 Nanoscale biological coating stems bleeding in battlefield situationsMIT researchers have developed a coating of thrombin and tannic acid. After being sprayed o... Tuesday, 17 January 2012 click to continue |
 Hi-speed detection of bacteria in blood without culturingTaiwanese researchers have developed a bio-nanotechnology platform that enables the rapid capture and detectio... Monday, 9 January 2012 click to continue |
 New technique makes it easier to etch semiconductorsLed by Professor Xiuling Li, researchers at Champaign Illinois have developed a method to chemically etch patt... Monday, 9 January 2012 click to continue |
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