Effective governance of nanotechnology is essential for ensuring safety, promoting transparency, and fostering sustainable ...

Additive nanomanufacturing applies 3D printing at the nanoscale, enabling precise fabrication for electronics, energy, ...

The limitations of conventional semiconductor technology have become increasingly apparent as AI applications require exponentially larger computational resources. Once the engines of rapid ...

We've seen nanoparticles fusing wounds together, nanofibers precisely delivering curcumin, and even discarded fruit found a second act as a high-performance sensor. Somehow, graphene still had a few ...

Graphene Manufacturing Group Ltd. ("GMG") is pleased to provide the latest progress update on the Graphene Aluminum-Ion ...

The study reveals strain-tunable gas sensing in Ag- and Au-doped SnSe2 monolayers, highlighting their potential for ...

The nanoparticle core consists of a Prussian blue analog (PBA), a redox-active material capable of sending electrochemical signals. The shell is made of molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) nickel hexa ...

Semiconductors or microchips are the foundational components powering the modern technological landscape. These tiny electronic devices process, store, and transmit data in various electronic devices, ...

A persistent problem in scanning electron microscopy is the deposition of hydrocarbon contamination induced by an electron beam. Generally, the deposition of contamination on a specimen is a negative ...

The agricultural sector is dealing with enormous challenges such as rapid climatic changes, a decrease in soil fertility, macro and micronutrient deficiency, overuse of chemical fertilizers and ...

Semiconductor fabrication facilities (fabs) are among the most energy-intensive facilities in the world. According to a study published in Water Cycle, the semiconductor industry consumed 149 billion ...

Semiconductor materials possess unique – and tunable – energy conductivity properties; as small band gap insulators, they can amplify an electron’s signal, for example, or only allow them to flow in ...