Invisibility thanks to silver-coated molecules
Some scientists argue that silver nanoparticles suspended in water create a flexible and flexible material - the main ingredient for creating invisible objects.
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Some scientists argue that silver nanoparticles suspended in water create a flexible and flexible material - the main ingredient for creating invisible objects.
Scientists have successfully researched a new nanoscale lens that can capture super-high-resolution images that current technologies have not yet achieved.
Scientists at the University of Tel Aviv, Israel have found a type of nanomaterial that can be used to make self-cleaning coatings for glass doors and help increase the…
Scientists have been able to create a very low-cost or super-lightweight, super-flexible, flexable battery.
Researchers at Stanford University are developing nanoscale chips that can detect early biological markers of cancer in humans.
Today, nanoparticles are present in many products for life such as electronic machinery, cosmetics, clothing, pharmaceuticals ... Is nano safe?
Imagine how much you care and care when opening a gift box wrapped in a beautiful wrapping paper. That's because paper characters like 'Happy Birthday' or &#…
Researchers have used a variety of nano-sized nanomaterials developed to be sensitive enough to detect early cancer (a disease that is easy to treat).
A new type of solar cell module based on the matrix of nano columns was created by US researchers.
New material technology can help store 2,000 movies in a DVD made of gold, 10,000 times larger than the current capacity of DVDs.
US scientists have successfully built the world's smallest bulb. When there is electricity, it looks like a bright spot.
Scientists from London Nanotechnology Center are using a nano method to study vancomycin activity.
Nano Technology Laboratory (LNT) HCM City National University has introduced a charger that emits white light, does not generate heat when illuminated,
Scientists have built a nanometer-sized 'cargo ship' that can swim throughout the body through the blood stream without being detected by the immune radar system.