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Tufts University researchers have announced they have succeeded in making the engine, to date, the smallest in the world, according to a report in the journal Nature Nan…
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Tufts University researchers have announced they have succeeded in making the engine, to date, the smallest in the world, according to a report in the journal Nature Nan…
Sun Innovation Inc has developed a 'transparent display' that allows the display of car windshield indicators without affecting the outside view.
Water is a scarce resource and for many countries, water supplies do not meet demand. Along with the pressure of climate change and population growth, water will become…
In August, Tata Housing India plans to sell its Mumbai-based Nano technology for $ 720 a unit, built in a week but can be used for 20 years.
Scientists from the Institute of Nanotechnology, Institute of Chemical Engineering, University of Haifa (Israel) have successfully researched the next generation of elec…
The future of human life will change drastically, surprisingly with the boom of nanotechnology combined with biotechnology. Every human being is a combination of living…
US scientists have found that lithium-ion batteries or nickel metal hydride batteries are often degraded during operation as they are charged and discharged quickly.
Scottish scientists claim to have produced the world's smallest Christmas card, which is only twice as large as human hair.
Researchers in Japan have created an alloy with properties similar to palladium, a precious metal used in many high-tech products.
At the Israeli Nano Seminar 2010, scientists have come up with the daring idea of bringing chemicals deep into the tumor by mini-submarines.
Bionic electrons can diagnose fast, accurate and localized cancers such as lung cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer.
Scientists at the California Institute of Technology in the United States have used nanoscale technology to make robots that can move in the blood.
Today, nanoparticles are present in many products for life such as electronic machinery, cosmetics, clothing, pharmaceuticals ... Is nano safe?
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).
In the near future, Vietnamese people will be able to use batteries for lighting, phones, computers, bicycles ... without charging.