Notable & Newsworthy
December 2013
The marine cuttlefish may be the next best source of electrode materials
The squirmy marine cuttlefish may be the next best source of electrode materials for batteries to power edible medical devices.
Carnegie Mellon University's Chris Bettinger and Jay Whitacre have found that ink from the cuttlefish, a close relative of the squid, provides the perfect chemistry and nanostructure to power t
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Date:
12/13/2013
Aerosol Jet technology for printed electronics
Optomec has announced that the company was awarded a contract by the Air Force Research Lab to advance its Aerosol Jet technology for printed electronics. Under the contract Optomec will enhance its Aerosol Jet technology to enable large area printing of high performance Carbon Nanotube based Thin Film Transistors (T
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Date:
12/12/2013
Tauriga Sciences, a diversified company
focused on the development of a proprietary technology platform in the
nanorobotics space, announced that it is experiencing very strong
levels of international interest for the commercialization of Pilus
Energy's proprietary wastewater-to-value BactoBot.
The Company w
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Date:
12/11/2013
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RRAM prototype
In an engineering first, Stanford researchers have built a working prototype for a new type of memory chip that has the potential to store more data, using less space, than the flash memory chips found in smart phones, tablets and laptops today.
This new chip uses a technology called resistive random access me
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Date:
12/09/2013
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