Despite a small size, nanomaterials promise a whole world of potential for the future of electronics, creating faster, smaller and more powerful devices. It is thanks to their physical properties that nanomaterials like graphene hold such promise for the electronics industry.
Control Engineering - A team of physicists at CU Boulder has solved the mystery behind a perplexing phenomenon in the nano realm: why some ultra-small heat sources cool down
From that perspective, and depending on the application, industry would do well to take a closer look at laser-based manufacturing processes, says Glenn Ogura, Executive Vice President of Business Development at laser micromachining systems supplier ...
With a mission to make lightweight AR/VR smart glasses a practical reality, venture-backed innovator OQmented today introduced the industry’s first one-chip MEMS mirror-based laser beam scanning (LBS) solution.
"Our imaging strategy synergizes the best of both optical and EM microscopies, allowing us to study spine structural changes never before seen in nanoscale resolution," notes Dr. Yasuda.
