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Recent Patents on Nanotechnology - Volume 11, Issue 1, 2017
Volume 11, Issue 1, 2017
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The Use of Inorganic Compounds in Photodynamic Therapy: Improvements in Methods and Photosensitizer Design
Authors: Shivani Boodram, Jimmie L. Bullock, Varma H. Rambaran and Alvin A. HolderBackground: Nanotechnology has provided significant benefits to photodynamic therapy (PDT), which has revolutionized treatments of several diseases. The success of this versatile technique is governed by the sequential in situ generation of reactive oxygen species, after a suitable photosensitizer has been irradiated by a defined wavelength of light. While PDT provides a minimally-invasive and convenient method fo Read More
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Micro/Nanospheres Generation by Fluid-Fluid Interaction Technology: A Literature Review
Authors: Lei Lei, Don Bergstrom, Bing Zhang, Hongbo Zhang, Ruixue Yin, Ki-Young Song and Wenjun ZhangThis review focuses on the fundamental fluid mechanics which governs the generation of micro/nanospheres. The micro/nanosphere generation process has gathered significant attention in the past two decades, since micro/nanospheres are widely used in drug delivery, food science, cosmetics, and other application areas. Many methods have been developed based on different operating principles, such as microfluidi Read More
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Nanotechnology and Nanopore Sequencing
More LessDNA sequencing is one of the crucially important tasks in the fields of genetics and cellular biology, which is benefiting from nanotechnology. DNA carries genetic information and sequencing it in a quick way helps researchers in achieving essential goals, including personalized medicine. Solid state nanopores potentially can offer more durability, in sequencing biomolecules, over the proteinbased nanopores. In recent years, va Read More
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Nanoscale Layer Transfer by Hydrogen Ion-Cut Processing: A Brief Review Through Recent U.S. Patents
More LessBackground: A hydrogen-based Ion-Cut layer-transfer technique, the so-called Ion-Cut or Smart-Cut processing, has been used in transferring a semiconductor membrane onto a desired substrate to reveal unique characteristics on a nanoscale size and to build functional electronic and photonic devices that are used for specific purposes. For example, the sub-100 nm thick silicon membrane transferred onto an insulator Read More
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Evaluation of Nano Structured Slow Release Fertilizer on the Soil Fertility, Yield and Nutritional Profile of Vigna radiata
Background: The excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides has distorted soil composition, fertility and integrity with non-desirable environmental and ecological consequences. A strategy was designed to prepare a nano structured slow release fertilizer system that delivers nutrients and plant growth promoting rhizobacteria simultaneously. Slow release nano phosphate and potash fertilizer was prepared by blending the nano e Read More
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AND Gate Response in a Double Mesoscopic Ring
Authors: Lafy Faraj Al-Badry, Shakir Abdul-Hussein Al-Saidi and Fouad Nimr AjeelBackground: Normal metal mesoscopic rings are being used in designing quantum logical gates due to the quantum interference effect and quantum confinement. This study focused on examining electronic transport through normal metal mesoscopic rings that have one dimension, and suggested how such rings can be employed to design nanoscale AND gate. A double mesoscopic ring was utilized for AND gate operatio Read More
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The Experimental Demonstration of the Optimized Electrical Probe Memory for Ultra-High Density Recording
Authors: Lei Wang, Sidi Gong, Cihui Yang and Jing WenBackground: A theoretical model has been previously proposed to optimize the structure of the electrical probe memory system, whereby the optimal thickness and resistivity of DLC capping layer and TiN under layer are predicted to be 2 nm, 0.01 Ωm, and 40 nm, 2×10-7 Ωm,respectively However, there is no experimental evidence to show that such a media stack can be fabricated in reality by the time of writing and few Read More
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An Application of Chalcogenide Alloy Other than Storage Memory Field
Authors: Lei Wang, Sidi Gong, Cihui Yang and Jing WenBackground: The necessity to handle mechanical functionality at nanoscale has recently motivated the prosperity of the nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMs). The fabrication of NEMS strongly depends on the so-called “topdown” techniques that are however limited by the resolution of electronbeam lithography. Meanwhile, the size of the NEMS needs to be shrunk continuously in order to further enhance the system perf Read More
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