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Dec 02 Nanotechology 7 of the Week 12/02/2012

December 2, 2012
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Bursting through the silicon barrier: Developing carbon-based nanoelectronics with graphene – phys.org
Graphene switches: Team makes it to first base – phys.org
X-rays illuminate nitrogen’s role in single-layer graphene – phys.org
James’ bond: A graphene / nanotube hybrid – phys.org
Researchers create versatile 3D nanostructures using DNA ‘bricks’ (w/ video) – phys.org
Metal nanoparticles may improve cancer treatment – phys.org
Research discovery could revolutionize semiconductor manufacture – phys.org

Project Planning from Bezier

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June 25, 2012
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The simple image progression below is amazingly beautiful to me. Representing the stages of any project, the images progress from points to tangents to a wave […]

Jun 24 Nanotechology 7 of the Week 06/24/2012

June 24, 2012
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Researchers test carbon nanotube-based ultra-low voltage integrated circuits – phys.org
Nanoporous graphene could outperform best commercial water desalination techniques – phys.org
All-carbon solar cell harnesses infrared light – phys.org
Flattened nanotubes are full of potential: Researchers reveal details of ‘closed-edge graphene nanoribbons’ – phys.org
Selenium suppresses staph on implant material – phys.org
Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles could help track stem cells in the body – phys.org
Researchers tune the strain in graphene drumheads to create quantum dots – phys.org

BIO 2012

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June 23, 2012
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The BIO conference was great this year. The VIP tour was a little underwhelming as most of the booths seemed unprepared or unaware that we […]

TEDx Boston

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June 23, 2012
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You can imagine my excitement when I got an invitation to attend TEDx Boston 2012 only to also get a free VIP pass to the […]

Jun 17 Nanotechology 7 of the Week 06/17/2012

June 17, 2012
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Textured surface may boost power output of thin silicon solar cells – phys.org
Stanford engineers perfecting carbon nanotubes for highly energy-efficient computing – phys.org
Newly-engineered nanoparticles promise to improve blood cancer treatment – phys.org
Self-assembling nanocubes for next generation antennas and lenses – phys.org
Gone fishing: Researchers’ imaging technique trolls in quiet cellular seas – phys.org
Electrified graphene a shutter for light – phys.org
Atomic structure of nanoparticles brought under control – phys.org

Jun 10 Nanotechology 7 of the Week 06/10/2012

June 10, 2012
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Research group creates bendable electronics that hold up under abuse – phys.org
New patterning technique produces faithful reproduction of grayscale images down to micrometer level – phys.org
3-D self-assembling structures could lead to new microchips, other devices (w/ Video) – phys.org
Researchers develop groundbreaking new graphene-based MRI contrast agent – phys.org
Imaging nanoporous metals with beams of electrons provides deep insights into unusual optical properties – phys.org
Researchers love triangles: Shaped catalysts spark longer, faster-growing, rule-breaking nanowires – phys.org
New nano-research leads to sensors that detect contaminants in water – phys.org

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