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Articles related to "Nanoscale"
What is Nanotechnology? The term nanotechnology has been bandied about for years, but what is it, and more importantly, where is it going? nanotechnology • nanoparticles • nanoscale • molecular engineering • self-assembly
How Nanotech Solar Cells Work Traditional solar cell technology is experiencing a never seen before exploit in recent years thanks to innovative nanotechnological research. nanotech solar cell • nanoscale solar cell • solar cell efficiency • how solar cells work • solar cell technology
Solar Antennae that Generate Power A team at the Idaho National Laboratories has developed an innovative method to manufacture nanoscale antennae at the right size to capture energy from the sun. solar antenna • solar power innovation • generating electricity from sunlight • nanoscale manufacturing • solar antenna design
New design improves fuel cell The widespread use of hydrogen fuel cells for personal vehicles is one step closer this week, thanks to a team of scientists' tinkering. hydrogen fuel cell • u.s. department of energy • platinum • gasoline • clean energy
Nano-nano : Simulation at the Microscopic Level and Smaller This article discusses the overall trend toward miniaturization and how computational techniques are playing a role in this development. micro • nano • nanostructures • mems • computational
Soccer Balls and Bucky Tubes This article briefly describes how carbon nanotubes have evolved as candidates for some of the most exciting materials applications being considered today. As well, a brief introduction into modeling efforts in this area is given. nanotubes • fullerene • molecular modelling • quantum mechanics • classical mechanics
Richard E. Smalley - Fullerenes and Nanotubes Richard E. Smalley is a Nobel Prize winning chemist at Rice University. He was part of the team that developed supersonic beam laser spectroscopy, as well as the team that discovered fullerenes. nobel prize in chemistry • buckminsterfullerene • buckeyball • buckeytube • nanotube
An Introduction to Biophysics The biological world can often seem like an arbitrary place, but at its heart it is governed by the laws of physics. biophysics • biological physics • laser tweezers • magnetic tweezers • atomic force microscope |
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