Nanotechnology News

Posted January 22, 1999:

• Surprise: Study Shows Carbon Nanotubes Require More Energy To Roll Than To Slide

Posted January 19, 1999:

• Goldberg Contestants 'Tee Up' In 1999

Posted January 8, 1999:

• Pioneering Research Could Lead To Treatment Of Spinal Cord Injuries

Posted December 17, 1998:

• Chemists Find Too Much Air Sticks Precious Carbon Footballs Together

Posted December 15, 1998:

• Nature's Hardest Puzzle -- Researchers Closing In On Making Tooth Enamel

Posted December 4, 1998:

• How "Micro" Can We Go?

Posted December 2, 1998:

• MIT Team Develops New Way To Create Microscopic Patterns On Surfaces

Posted October 20, 1998:

• Modeling Material Defects From Atoms Up

Posted September 25, 1998:

• New Class Of Molecular Magnets May Advance Microelectronics

Posted September 10, 1998:

• Nanoshells May Be Key To Next Wave Of Light-Based Technology

Posted August 14, 1998:

• NYU Researchers Develop Simple, Predictable And Precise Technique For Arranging DNA Molecules Into Two-Dimensional Crystals

Posted July 24, 1998:

• Carbon-36 Fullerenes Could Be Higher-Temperature Superconductor

Posted July 14, 1998:

• Sapphire Semiconductors? Gem-Like Material May Promise Faster, Smaller, More Reliable Circuits, UD Prof Says

Posted July 1, 1998:

• Simple Polymer Moves With Electricity
• From Sunscreen To Semiconductors: New Chemistry For Building Better Polymers

Posted June 18, 1998:

• Tiny Computers Of Carbon? Nanotubes That Conduct Huge Currents Without Heating Could Be Basis For New Electronics

Posted May 22, 1998:

• Polish Dumpling-Like Particle Has Potential In Drug Delivery

Posted May 21, 1998:

• Explaining How "Oil And Water" Mix In Superconductors May Lead To Practical Applications, Lucent Scientists Report

Posted April 12, 1998:

• From Synagogues To Security Devices, New Optical Design Casts A Different Light

Posted April 7, 1998:

• UD Computer News: Lone Glowing Molecule Points Out 'Potholes'

Posted April 2, 1998:

• Buckyballs Bouncing To New Level Of Availability

Posted March 24, 1998:

• Wee Objects Dwarf All Previous Self-Assembled Molecules

Posted March 23, 1998:

• Seeking Perfection: Cornell Researcher Aims To Make Mirror Surfaces With Nary An Atom Exposed

Posted March 19, 1998:

• New Materials Show Promise For Coatings, Membranes, Drug Delivery

Posted March 17, 1998:

• USC Robot Moves Molecule-Size Particles Into Precise Locations

Posted March 10, 1998:

• Nanotech Scanning Tunneling Microscope Probe Array For Data Storage

Posted March 6, 1998:

• UB Engineer Discovers Carbon Composite Is A Semiconductor

Posted February 27, 1998:

• Chemist Turns To Self-Assembly To Create New Drugs
• Little Tin Worms On The March

Posted February 19, 1998:

• DNA Used To Create Self Assembling Conducting Wire: Breakthrough Will Lead To Next Leap In Emerging Nanoelectronics

Posted January 28, 1998:

• UNC-CH Scientists Observe For First Time How Bonds Behave At High Temperatures

Posted December 16, 1997:

• Scientists Confirm Existence Of Atom-Sized Electronic Devices Within Carbon Nanotubes

Posted November 7, 1997:

• A Real McCoy 'Tricorder' -- Researchers Develop Affordable, Hand-Held Biosensor For Diagnostics

Posted October 11, 1997:

• Yale Scientists Measure Current Across Single Organic Molecule

Posted October 9, 1997:

• UNC-CH Study Shows Carbon Nanotubes Display Remarkable Strength, Flexibility

Posted September 24, 1997:

• Electron Microscope Reveals Magic Sizes In Metal Alloys

Posted August 28, 1997:

• Berkeley Lab Scientist Designs Self-Assembling Composite Materials At Nanometer Scale

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