The University at Albany's nanotechnology research center has been awarded a $10 million state grant over the next decade for ...

Transforming landfill waste into carbon dots and nanomaterials highlights the potential of nanotechnology in promoting ...

What came first, the potato or the tomato? A new genetics study says the answer is that juicy, fragrant tomatoes were the ...

An unwavering focus on capacity-building and best practices have tranformed SRM into a dominant force in the field of technical education ...

A new release from Bentham Science Publishers gives groundbreaking insights into the transformative role of nanotechnology at the intersection of medicine and environmental science.

Teachers learn about the unique applications nanotechnology brings to science. Students are excited to have this developing and cutting edge research brought to their classrooms by a "real scientist" ...

NOAA’s GOES-16 satellite detects around one million lightning flashes per day from its perch high above the Earth. It is the ...

Nanotechnology can make a significant impact on agriculture. It can monitor soil moisture, temperature, and nutrient levels; it can help detect the presence of plant pathogens; it can be used to ...

Manufacturers’ Monthly spoke with Professor Brain Abbey from La Trobe University on the scale up manufacturing of ...

Researchers created a flexible perovskite solar cell material that stays stable in humidity, enabling low-cost, high-efficiency production in ambient air.

Various types of nanomaterials, due to their differing construction material, shape, size, and integration, have been exploited for a wide variety of applications within the food industry.