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Nano wire/CNT stack forms better photocatalytically active filter
University of Szeged and Rice University scientists built up a multilayered photocatalyst from titanate nanowires and carbon nanotubes. The experiment results show that the stacks of nanotubes and nanowires have a unique morphology, layered structure, and favorable density that improves ...
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OLED process dev aim of Moser Baer's DOE $2.9M grant
The US DOE is giving Moser Baer $2.9 million to reduce the cost of manufacturing high-efficiency OLED lighting panels via improved processing steps.
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VECO sells MOCVD to Tsinghua Tongfang for China HB-LED fab
Tsinghua Tongfang Company ordered Veeco's new TurboDisc MaxBright multi-reactor MOCVD system for HB-LED production.
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Nanotechnology company RMTS relocates to work with CNSE
Nanotechnology company RMTS relocated from CO to NY to launch an R&D partnership with CNSE at the University at Albany, developing nano-polarization technologies for displays and windows.
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DCG Systems acquires Thermosensorik, accesses new customer sectors
DCG acquired Thermosensorik GmbH, a leading provider of infrared non-destructive testing (IR NDT) products for the semiconductor, photovoltaic, and weld inspection markets.
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Semprius HCPV pilot line lands in NC
North Carolina gave Semprius a $7.88+ million incentives package to build its pilot production plant in Henderson, NC. The plant could employ over 200 people with 35MW capacity.
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Buckyballs "cook" on ruthenium into uniform quantum dots
Scientists from A*STAR and the National University of Singapore heated buckyballs on a ruthenium substrate until the carbon masses fell apart into graphene-based quantum dots. The technique could be tuneable.
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STM launches MEMS design competitions in Asia
STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM) opened 2 2011 iNEMO Campus Design Contests, in China and Taiwan. The contest encourages students and young engineers to design innovative products based on STM's iNEMO MEMS platform.
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CNSE adds mask aligner for MEMS fab
ClassOne Equipment sold its 150th mask aligner, which will be installed in the Smart System Technology & Commercialization Center of the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) at UAlbany.
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Ultrapure GaAs exhibits new states of matter
Purdue University researchers have created an ultrapure gallium arsenide (GaAs) semiconductor crystals that capture new states of matter, with potential applications in future high-speed quantum computing.
