Monday, May 9, 2016

Kimmel Center for Nanoscale Science at the Weizmann Institute Nanotechnology Services

Kimmel Center for Nanoscale Science at the Weizmann Institute Nanotechnology Services

They promote education of young researchers and try to help establish the links between molecular biology and nanoscale science.
They encourage research in this growing scientific discipline in general. Moreover, they help to found the links between molecular biology and nanoscale science. In addition, they try to educate young researchers. The center supports the Helen and Martin Kimmel Nanoscale Laboratories (NL) in the basement of the Perlman building which include molecular biology laboratories and auxiliary laboratories for the characterization and manipulation of nanomaterials.

Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology

Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology



Nanoscience and nanotechnology is a very promising field. It is the study of extremely small things in different domains of science. Glass staining with gold or silver particles are kind of ancient nanotechnology. Richard Feynman has been credited with coming up with the concept of nanotechnology.In 1959 he gave a talk called "There´s Plenty of Room at the Bottom" where he described a process in which scientists would be able to manipulate and control individual atoms.
Nano is basically a unit of measurement like kilo, mili or micro we use regularly. So, how small nano is? Its really hard to imagine one billionth of a meter that is 10^-9 of a metes is a nanometer. For the amusement you can say there are 25,400,000 nanometers in an inch, or a newspaper is 100,000 nanometers thick.
This technology is very sophisticated and to play with this technology scientists require the right tools. In 1980 IBM scientists invented STM(Scanning Tunneling Microscope. Using such a machine, they could observe a molecule structure. In 1981 Professor Norio Taniguchi coined the term "Nanotechnology".

Nanoorbit - Nanotechnology journal

Nanoorbit - Nanotechnology journal



  • We bring a clear overview of information and news related to nanotechnologies and research.
  • We keep updating information from exhibitions and trade fairs
  • We open and monitor specialized discussions on specific topics
  • We offer you useful tools, dictionaries, calendars and infografics

Sunday, May 8, 2016

Industrial Technology Research Institute - material, Chemical and Nanotechnology Nanotechnology Organizations

Industrial Technology Research Institute - material, Chemical and Nanotechnology Nanotechnology Organizations



INTERNATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY PORTAL
– NANOORBIT.COM
The Nanoorbit.com PORTAL devoted to
nanotechnologies was created in the Czech Republic in the very heart of Europe.
Although this is a small country, research into nanotechnology is performed on
a very high level here, thanks to which many new designs and patents have been
created. The aim of the portal is to create one of the largest international
networks which will act as the perfect connecting link between research and
distribution in the field of nanotechnology.
Nanoorbit.com is split into four main sections
which are a directory of companies, a catalogue of products, a magazine and a
calendar. The portal is thus trying to create the strongest possible network
made up of experts, scientists, entrepreneurs, students and the public, who
will contribute here with their experiences and offer their services and
products, services and products which they were able to create with the aid of
nanotechnology and which are just waiting to find the appropriate application.
After registering, users can share their
experiences and opinions here about companies and their products which they
have cooperated with or which they are still cooperating with and thus pass on
valuable information to other users who are only starting to look for people to
cooperate with. Thanks to this, Nanoorbit.com ranks among the important
mediators between research laboratories, entrepreneurs and customers.
The portal does not contain only information
about innovations in the field of nanotechnology. The above-mentioned directory
which helps to bridge the gap between research and business is very important. This
is to say that the catalogue offers an overview of products which the given
company offers, allowing customers to select a contractor to precisely suit
their requirements. Users can fill in an enquiry form on the website helping
them to quickly find the required company, using precise parameters and without
a protracted and needless search. Thanks to the fact that details about companies
and manufacturers are constantly updated on the Nanoorbit.com portal,
contacting a company which is located several thousands of kilometres away thus
becomes a simple matter and can be accomplished without a lengthy search and
checking to see whether you have found the right company.
Another essential part of the Nanoorbit.com portal
is the calendar of events. This contains an overview of future exhibitions,
conferences and seminars, as well as coverage of exhibitions which are
currently underway or have already taken place. Thanks to this, the user always
has a good idea of what is happening in the world of nanotechnology, what
progress has been achieved and how far this field has again moved forward.


Why was the Nanoorbit.com created at all? Nanotechnology
has become an independent field in recent years and one which present-day
industry and modern medicine cannot do without. So it is no surprise that
scientists, companies and the public need to find ever more information about
its use. Nanotechnology is slowly but surely starting to penetrate into each
and every field and thanks to this, findings and news from this area are
enjoying ever greater interest. In addition to this, many scientists keep their
nanoproducts to themselves because they do not have the time or resources to
investigate where they could best apply their product. This was precisely one
of the main factors responsible for establishment of the Nanoorbit.com portal,
a place which works as a social network and at the same time as a trade fair,
where the main factor and point of common interest is nanotechnology. Apart
from the experiences of other users, visitors can also browse the magazine
section which will be filled with new contributions from this field.

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology

Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology



Nanoscience and nanotechnology is a very promising field. It is the study of extremely small things in different domains of science. Glass staining with gold or silver particles are kind of ancient nanotechnology. Richard Feynman has been credited with coming up with the concept of nanotechnology.In 1959 he gave a talk called "There´s Plenty of Room at the Bottom" where he described a process in which scientists would be able to manipulate and control individual atoms.

Sunday, May 1, 2016

CONSORTIUM FOR RESEARCH OF NANOSTRUCTURED AND CROSSLINKED POLYMERIC MATERIALS Nanotechnology Organizations

CONSORTIUM FOR RESEARCH OF NANOSTRUCTURED AND CROSSLINKED POLYMERIC MATERIALS Nanotechnology Organizations



The aims of this organizations are following: to collaborate in research of nanostructured and crosslinked polymeric materials: experimental and theoretical studies in chemistry, physics, materials science to promote education and dissemination of knowledge on undergraduate and postgraduate levels and to organize international conferences and workshops to participate jointly in international research projects and international research, education and training programs to promote contacts with industry aimed at innovations of products and technologies and to stimulate utilization of research results for the needs of society.

Centre for Knowledge Management of Nanoscience & Technology (CKMNT) Catalog of Nanotechnology Companies

Centre for Knowledge Management of Nanoscience & Technology (CKMNT) Catalog of Nanotechnology Companies



The centre target is to offer comprehensive one-stop nanoscience and technology information services to researchers, industries, policy makers, venture capitalists and funding agencies and would help in fulfilling the objectives of the Nano Mission.
It was established in 2009 at Hyderabad by the International Advanced Research Centre for Powder Metallurgy and New Materials (ARCI) as one of its project centres. The centre has been set up to foster the exchange and dissemination of advanced technological knowledge and expertise to meet the needs of the nanoresearchers, industry, policy makers, financial institutions and venture capitalists.