The Defense Research Development Organisation (DRDO) of India has announced that it will establish a nano foundry in Hyderabad or in Bangalore.
Senior scientist Deirdre Meldrum has acquired a new role in 2011, as the leader of one of the most ambitious research endeavour ever undertaken at Arizona State University.
Published in this week's issue of the journal ‘Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences’ are results of a new research using human-networking theory shedding light on how exactly; infectious diseases such as the common cold, influenza, whooping cough and SARS can spread through a closed group of people, and even through populations at large.
German researchers have devised a new technology for examining the purity of water constantly. In contrast to the periodic evaluation of water samples, the AquaBioTox scheme will generate a solution for the continual live validation of drinking water.
Stretchable silicon electronics that offer the computing power of rigid chips could make their way into Reebok's athletic apparel shortly. The company and MC10, a start up maker of flexible electronics, are working together to develop sportswear that incorporates electronics to monitor athletes' health and performance during training and rehabilitation.
The US researchers have developed a novel biosensor to identify harmful viruses such as Marburg and Ebola. The researchers used plasmonic nanohole arrays to develop the sensor. The biosensor can be used in airports and places where man-made or natural outbreaks can occur.
A student team at UT Dallas used common bacteria to detect the presence of harmful petrochemicals in seafood or water. The team consisting of graduate, undergraduate, and high school students has developed sensors that emit a fluorescent protein when it tests positive for a number of petrochemicals.
The European consortium consisting of TU Delft, the University of Edinburgh, ST Microelectronics, and the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is aiding in the application and development of a new ultrafast camera.
Edwards Lifesciences announced that it has received the CE mark from the European Union for its VolumeView, and EV1000 platforms.
The Air Force Research Laboratory is collaborating with industry for advancing a system that has the potential to detect a military personnel’s health condition under battle constraint, by using wearable or digestible sensors, comments Elizabeth Long of the 711th Human Performance Wing’s Air Force.
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