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Category Archives: Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology gets even stranger
Nanotechnology is interesting. When one starts to think that we have a reasonable knowledge of particle behavior, someone finds something new and interesting. A basic assumption in thermodynamics [..]
New Developments in the World of Nano
Tools: In previous blogs I have mentioned that to truly work at a small scale, one needs to be able to measure to at least a dimension that [..]
Updates and Some Nanotechnology Developments
In doing research for an upcoming published paper, I ran across an interesting article. In September 2019, a research article was published that postulated the worst case situation [..]
Progress and Concerns
Additional information related to last month’s blog. Single layer technology advances from the DoE’s Argonne National Laboratory have moved the Molecular Layer Etching to the atomic level. [Ref. [..]
Is that all there is?
With apologies for using the title of a Peggy Lee song from the 70s, this reference is to nanotechnology. There are continually more interesting findings as researchers move [..]
Mitigating Radioactive Waste with Nanomaterials
As the tools available become more precise and develop new capabilities, discoveries arise that are surprising. Sometimes, this occurs by accident as happened by scientists in Germany, Russia, [..]
New nanomaterials and implications
With all the publications touting new materials or the creation of new properties of materials, it is often difficult to identify disparate findings into something that could combine [..]
Nanotechnology is getting interesting
In our June 30 blog, we covered Part 2 of an upcoming technology disruption. This blog is covering material from the IEEE Spectrum magazine [Ref. 1] on a [..]
Reliability
It might seem odd to discuss reliability in a blog that focuses on nanotechnology and its implementation. However, if one considers that we are using carbon nanotubes (CNTs) [..]
A coming disruption in technology? Part 2
The design of the semiconductor circuit components has been evolving as the feature size shrinks. The semiconductor industry has been able to develop new designs as older techniques [..]