When the electrons on the nanotube are further forced to move in simple circles around the tube the result is that all the spins turn in along the direction of the tube", said the researchers Thomas Sand Jespersen and Kasper Grove-Rasmussen at the
Nano-Science Center at the Niels Bohr Institute.
Still, while nanotechnology is more constrained than some have suggested, there remains a vast scope for defining materials' properties and for creating complex functional assemblies using the new tools of
nano-science. What are those tools?
For example, an artificial sapphire used on the nose cones of infrared-guided missiles could be enhanced using advances in
nano-science, said Larry Kabacoff, program manager for nano-structured materials for the Office of Naval Research.
1,300,000 papers have been shown on Web of Science data base in 2014, 9 percent of which are covering
Nano-science and Nano-technology areas, the Iranian students' news agency reported.
After introductory chapters reviewing nanotechnology itself, they cover diagnostic and therapeutic tools for diseases; tissue engineering and regenerative medicine; nano-sensors, environmental remediation, and forensic science; mathematical modeling and systems biology; and
nano-science and engineering.
He also emphasized the revival of National Commission on
Nano-science & Technology.
They cover material science, chemical science and technology,
nano-science and technology, photonics devices and technology, novel measurement and system technology, and information and communication engineering.
Nanochemists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the
Nano-Science Center, Department of Chemistry at the University of Copenhagen, say that they have created nanoscale electric contacts out of organic and inorganic nanowires.
