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Bandaru, along with graduate student Mark Hoefer, have found that artificially introduced defects in nanotubes can aid the development of supercapacitors. "While batteries have large storage capacity, they take a long time to charge; while electrostatic...
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In what can eventually kick up a firestorm similar to the genetically modified food controversy, the emerging field of “nano-agriculture” is making headlines. It involves the use of nano-particles — wisps 1/50,000th the width of a human hair — in agriculture...
Tags: carbon nanotubes
Research scientists have come up with a new finding, which according to them would describe how a cyborg brain would work. Research done by scientists in Switzerland and Italy has shown that the ideal ‘smart’ brain material for the cyborg...
Tags: Neurons, carbon nanotubes, cyborg, neuro-prosthetic, neuro-engineering
Workers making the products are at greatest risk, the study finds...Researchers found that mice injected with nanotubes quickly developed the same biological damage associated with early exposure to asbestos fibers, a known carcinogen. The study showed...
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Strong, versatile little "nanotubes" made out of carbon are considered future stars in nanotechnology research in medicine and industry. Now a study finds that longer threads of the stuff mimic the toxic qualities of asbestos, renewing questions about...
Tags: carbon nanotubes