Chemistry and Nanotechnology(21)
-
Electrocatalytic Reduction of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) (No. T4-2133)
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the main greenhouse gas that is produced by human activity and has brought the atmospheric CO2 concentration level over the normal outdoor ambient threshold of 400 ppm. ... Read more6100 -
Recovery of Rare Earth Metals From Ferromagnetic Alloys (No. T4-1936)
Production of electric motors for electric vehicles, electric generators for wind turbines, and hard disk drives (HDDs) is highly dependent on the availability of rare earth elements (REE) such as Neodymium, Dysprosium, and Praseodymium to produce permanent magnets (which are also called Neodymiu ... Read more6012 -
Reversible Operation of Molecular Switches on Solid Surfaces (No. T4-1927)
Molecular photoswitches are light-responsive molecules with potential applications in a broad range of systems with on-demand functionalities. ... Read more5749 -
Extraction of Gold from Electronic Waste and Ores (No. T4-1910)
A method for selective extraction of gold has been developed at the Weizmann Institute. ... Read more5743 -
Photovoltaic Devices Based on Guided Nanowire Arrays (No. T4-1906)
Nanowires are being produced and integrated into various systems today, including solar cells, nano-sensors, nano-electrodes, transparent touch-screen coatings, and LED replacements. Thus far, several challenges have hindered the commercial advancement of nanowire-based technologies. ... Read more5740 -
Inorganic Nanotubes/Polymer Composites for 3D Printing (No. T4-1900)
Biocompatible polymers commonly used in the orthopedic and cosmetic prosthetics, cardiovascular and dental implants and food packaging industries often suffer from poor mechanical properties and thermal stability, limited dimensionality and short shelf-life as compared to their metal comparators. ... Read more5737 -
A Sustainable Process for Phenol Production (No. T4-1892)
Phenol is an important industrial commodity used as a precursor to many useful compounds. ... Read more5728 -
Highly Selective Fluorescent Biosensor for Labeling His-Tagged Proteins in a Specific Conformation (No. T4-1834)
A rapid, label-free biosensor for detecting specific conformation of His-tag labeled proteins, accessible for use in both academic- and commercial-R&D was invented at the Weizmann Institute of Science. ... Read more5677 -
Inertial NEMS for Nanosensor Applications Based on Inorganic Nanotubes (No. T4-1828)
Inertial sensors for motion detection are being incorporated into an increasing number of portable devices, including diverse IoT applications, mobile phones, wearable electronics, automotive systems and medical diagnostic sensors. ... Read more5674 -
Inertial NEMS for Nanosensor Applications Based on Inorganic Nanotubes (No. T4-1828)
Inertial sensors for motion detection are being incorporated into an increasing number of portable devices, including diverse IoT applications, mobile phones, wearable electronics, automotive systems and medical diagnostic sensors. ... Read more5674
Pages
