Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Nanotechnology.
124 published items.
Technologies that seem to only be possible in modern times have existed since ancient times, proving the outstanding creativity of ancient people.
The 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to three scientists for research on quantum dots, the smallest parts of nanotechnology, applications of transmitting light…
Researchers developed an extremely strong and lightweight material using DNA nanotechnology, then coated it in a thin layer of glass.
Concentrated clumps of protein in the brain have been linked to neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's.
Something as sophisticated and complex as nanotechnology could not have been developed without the structure of atoms and the microscope as a premise.
A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine shows that: Humans can see clearly at night if they are injected with nanopa…
Chemists have developed a microstructure that could potentially improve the chemistry of capturing carbon from the atmosphere.
The new concrete model has improved 75% in waterproofing and 44% in reducing the corrosive effects of salt compared to commercial versions.
A team of engineers from the US has successfully designed solar panels that mimic the ability of sunflowers to direct sunlight, through the use of smart nanotechnology.
Some people compare this breakthrough to the invention of ancient Chinese
Nanotechnology is increasingly being explored to boost crop production and create more nutrients for humans, but there are still doubts about their long-term safety ...
In the morning of September 16, Japanese experts dropped 300 Vietnamese Koi and carp to the treated water; at the same time dropping 200 tilapia into the To Lich river b…
Accelerometer is one of the important parts on many electronic devices, including smartphones or game consoles. So the creation of micro accelerometers promises to chang…
A group of physicists at Trinity Dublin University of Ireland has successfully built what they consider to be the smallest engine in the world.
Japanese experts surprised hundreds of people when swimming among water, washing their hair, washing their face right on To Lich river (Hanoi).