On December 10, 2013, the Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) will hold a webinar entitled “Nanoscale EHS: Environmental Health and Safety Essentials Every Practitioner Is Obligated to Know.” The webinar description notes that possible environmental, health, and safety (EHS) implications associated with nanoscale activities are resulting in a rapidly evolving regulatory climate. The webinar will examine nanotechnology and its applications, possible EHS implications, emerging regulations, and proactive approaches to reduce potential future liability. This is the introductory webinar in the Nanoscale EHS series.
Possible environmental, health and safety implications associated with nanoscale activities are resulting in a rapidly evolving regulatory climate. If you practice in nanoscale research or manufacturing, or if you are an industry consultant or ...
As various forms of nanomaterials have captured the interest of materials science researchers and developers over the last decade, the scientific team of Alfa Chemistry steps up efforts to further enlarge its product offerings. Fairly recently, the company announced the supply of Mxene materials, an innovative type of 2D nanomaterials showing plenty of interesting properties, including high conductivity, surface area, and functionalization.
The rise of Mxene could be traced back to 2011, when the first MXene...
As the charm of perovskites and quantum dots increases, their combination, i.e., perovskite quantum dots (PQDs), has sparked enormous research attention. Alfa Chemistry, known as a supplier of novel materials, never fails to meet the expectation of its valued customers and announced the supply of multiple perovskite quantum dot related products earlier this month.
Its PQD offerings include all-inorganic colloidal perovskite quantum dots, inorganic perovskite quantum dots CsPbX3 (X=Br, Cl, I), oil dispersible...
As part of the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) being selected by NIST’s Advanced Manufacturing Office to define the future of Microelectronics and Advanced Packaging Technology (MAPT), Cardea Bio has been invited as a commercial semiconductor company to share their experience with integrating biology with electronics.
SRC President and CEO, Dr. Todd Younkin, states, “With Cardea, we`re seeing a commercial electronics company that are truly the pioneers in biocompatible semiconductors....
"As we expanded our partnerships with commercial and academic partners, as well as brought in people from different disciplines, that really enabled us to develop the broad portfolio of applications that we`re offering to our partners today. The beauty of biology is that everything in our body is charged. Proteins, DNA, and RNA are all charged molecules so as these components bind to each other, we can monitor all of them on our BPU in real-time, so-called multiomics." - states Dr. Kiana Aran, CSO at Cardea in an...
Today the Graphene Council and Cardea published an interview of their work on defining the standards for using graphene in electronics and biosensors, as well as Cardea’s journey to ensure their quality control to achieve reproducibility and high quality in the production of their BPUs (Biosignal Processing Units).
“How do you do electronics with graphene? How should that be approached from a standardization point of view? Specifically, what should the standards be around an electronics grade mono-laye...
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