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Parallel 'nano-soldering' technique chosen for year's top-50 by Nanotech Briefs
You should have so much patience to solder nanowires to nanoelectrodes. Talk about fine work. (A nanometer is a billionth of a meter.) That’s why a new electroplating process that simultaneously… more →
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Health Care: Biosensors
ecinetworks wrote 1 day ago: 07.01.03 Medicine on a chip. Total posts: 1 by Alexandra Robbins Years from now, a typical doct … more →
Nanotubes seeing the rainbow
davidkirkpatrick wrote 2 months ago: Nanotubes that can “see” the entire spectrum offer a lot of possibilities in terms of ap … more →
More shockwave events to worry about, in addition to peak oil and global warming
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Fabius Maximus wrote 6 months ago: Summary: about shockwaves, the various catastrophic threats to civilization — even to life on … more →
Parallel 'nano-soldering' technique chosen for year's top-50 by Nanotech Briefs
vascoteixeira wrote 10 months ago: You should have so much patience to solder nanowires to nanoelectrodes. Talk about fine work. (A nan … more →
Sandia to demonstrate hyperspectral confocal fluorescence microscope
vascoteixeira wrote 10 months ago: ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —Sandia National Laboratories will demonstrate a new hyperspectral confocal fluore … more →
Argon/1-pentanol vapor to lubricate micromachines
davidkirkpatrick wrote 1 year ago: A diluted gas may be the lubricant of choice for micromachines by creating a one molecule protective … more →
ORNL to build "1 million trillion" computer
clarisnetworks wrote 1 year ago: ORNL and Sandia National Laboratories announced yesterday that they plan to develop a computer which … more →
US Department of Energy: $21 Million for Solid State Lighting R&D
Jin wrote 1 year ago: On February 13, 2008, the US Department of Energy (DOE) announced that it would invest almost $21 mi … more →
Analysis of old asteroid strike
weatherdem wrote 1 year ago: The asteroid that blew up above Tunguska in Siberia in 1908 might have been smaller than previously … more →
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