Nanotechnology

Physics

Vibrations created by light in mirrors

An international group of researchers accurately isolated and measured the vibrations generated when a beam of light touches the surface of a mirror and is reflected back

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Photolab

Diamonds in the sky

Tin oxide nanoparticles congregate in a cohesive circle, taking on the appearance of a volcan

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AGRICULTURE

The smaller the better

Nanoparticles and nanocapsules may reduce the use of agrochemicals while maintaining biological efficacy

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Nanotechnology

Alternative uses for a plant fiber

Brazilian companies are investing in nanocellulose, a promising material for reinforcing plastic and cement, and the production of prostheses and sensors

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E-XFEL

The largest source of X-ray lasers is now operational

The largest source of X-ray lasers is now operational

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Photolab

Diamonds in the sky

Diamonds in the sky

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NANOTECHNOLOGY

Alternative uses for a plant fiber

Brasil is investing in a new material – nanocellulose

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Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology at the service of historical restoration

Nanostructured materials are tested in the restoration of church

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New materials

Preventive measures

Studies advance proposals to address the potential impact of nanoproducts

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Physics

Ice at 105 degrees Celsius

Water confined in nanotubes solidifies between 105 and 151 degrees Celsius

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Nutrition

Nanoparticle-fortified beans

Nanoparticles may be used to increase iron concentration in bean leaves

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NANOTECHNOLOGY

The secret of the memoristor

Researchers try to demonstrate the mechanism behind memoristors

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NANOTECHNOLOGY

Extra protection

Antimicrobial fabrics can provide more safety for health professionals

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PHYSICS

Superproperties in 2D

New nanostructured materials are capable of storing information

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nano technology

How batteries die

Researchers observed images that record the battery life cycle

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NanosatC-Br1

Two years in operation

the first Brazilian nanosatellite completed two years of operations in space

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NANOTECHNOLOGY

In the deep layers of the skin

Four companies and IPT develop nanocapsules for use in cosmetics

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photography

Ion trap in a chip

Brazilian physicist has won two prizes in United Kingdom competition

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Silver cloud

An unexpected silver cloud

Unprecedented findings on the chemical compound silver tungstate

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CORPORATE RESEARCH

Abundance from the hive

Apis Flora invests in R&D to obtain high-quality products made from propolis

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Good Practices

A strict and innovative punishment

A strict and innovative punishment

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NANOGEOSCIENCE

More productive oil wells

Nanoparticles can increase the oil and gas extracted from reservoirs

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Pharmaceutical Industry

Innovative molecules

Biolab completes development of two new drugs

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hormones

Hormone sensor

A sensor may help estimate estrogen levels in bodily fluids and in rivers

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PHYSICS

Many forms of electricity

Special materials find new opportunities to conduct electric current

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NANOTECHNOLOGY

Unexpected filaments

Microtube in nanowires could have applications in nano and microelectronics

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NANOTECHNOLOGY

Selective transport

Silica nanoparticles carry antibiotics and eliminate bacteria

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Collaboration

Competitive measurements

Inmetro seeks universities to participate in a metrology network

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Elson Longo

Elson Longo: The chemistry of partnerships

From ceramics to cooperative ventures with companies

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nanoparticles

Nanocellulose structure

Plastic reinforced with cellulose nanoparticles may be used in cars

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