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Recent Patents on Nanotechnology - Volume 2, Issue 1, 2008
Volume 2, Issue 1, 2008
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Electrospinning for Bone Tissue Engineering
Authors: Pelagia-Irene Gouma and Koushik RamachandranBone tissue engineering is a field of significant research interest owing to the large number of bone defects and the limitations in the present techniques to effectively reconstitute the defects. Cell-based bone graft technique has shown promise in overcoming the limitations of the other bone graft techniques currently used. However the success of this technique is dependent on the choice of appropriate material and pro Read More
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Chemical Methodologies for Preparation of Micron and Nanometer Scale Ferrites - A Mini Review of Patents
Authors: Narendra N. Ghosh, Prita Pant and Sundararaman BhuvaneswariFerrites, with wide range of chemical compositions, have been studied extensively over the years as they have a plethora of applications such as magnetic read/write heads, transformer cores, antennas, microwave absorbers, deflecting yoke, high frequency transformers, catalysis, pigments etc. Particles of submicron size have attracted the attention of scientists and technologists in different fields because they exhibit many Read More
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Interrogating Single Molecules
Authors: Alexander D. Wissner-Gross and Lin CongThe development of nanotechnology relies heavily on the ability to observe and probe at molecular scales. Thus, breakthroughs in instrumentation and techniques play a significant role in the advancement in nanoscience. In this article, we survey recent developments in observing, trapping, and probing single molecules in solution. We give particular attention to patents that cover enabling instrumentation in each of these related Read More
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Large-Scale Carbon Nanotube Synthesis
Authors: Andrew T. Harris, Kiern J. MacKenzie, Oscar M. Dunens and Chee H. SeeCarbon nanotubes (CNTs) are a form of crystalline carbon with extraordinary chemical, physical, electrical and mechanical properties, making them potentially valuable in a broad range of applications. These properties have resulted in an unprecedented level of interest in the development of techniques to manufacture CNTs, and consequently a raft of competing patents have been issued, with universities and commercial enti Read More
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Nanostructured p-Type Semiconducting Transparent Oxides: Promising Materials for Nano-Active Devices and the Emerging Field of “Transparent Nanoelectronics”
Authors: Arghya Banerjee and Kalyan K. ChattopadhyayTransparent conducting oxides (TCO) with p-type semiconductivity have recently gained renewed interest for the fabrication of all-oxide transparent junctions, having potential applications in the emerging field of ‘Transparent’ or ‘Invisible Electronics’. This kind of transparent junctions can be used as a “functional” window, which will transmit visible portion of solar radiation, but generates electricity by the absorption of the UV part. Read More
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