MIT engineers build advanced microprocessors from carbon nanotubes.
MIT engineers build advanced microprocessors from carbon nanotubes. The new approach uses the same manufacturing processes as silicon chips and offers decisive advances in the development of next-generation computers. After years of overcoming numerous design and manufacturing challenges, MIT researchers have developed a modern microprocessor made from carbon nanotube transistors that is widely recognized as a faster, more environmentally friendly alternative to their [...]
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Substitution of rare earths using nanotechnology
Substitution of rare earths with the help of nanotechnology The demand for high-performance materials is growing rapidly. Since many raw materials are becoming scarce, Siemens experts are also working on strategies for their substitution - for example using nanotechnology. Green products are on the rise, such as permanent magnets for generators in wind turbines. They are based on rare earth metals, a group of elements in the periodic table, [...]
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Great diversity of nanotechnology at Research & Technology - research institutes show great things from the "dwarf world"
Great diversity of nanotechnology at Research & Technology - research institutes show great things from the “dwarf world” 16.04.2012/21/XNUMX Hanover - Nanotechnology is considered a key technology of the XNUMXst century with a wide range of potential applications. The expectations of the cross-sectional technology, which affects almost all industries, are correspondingly high. With comprehensive nanotechnological solutions (nanos = dwarf in Greek) from the "dwarf world" present [...]
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