Small Covers, Big Ideas: And the winner is...
The results for the 2009 Cover Competition for Small are in.
Cover Story Retrospective: Nanotubes on the Brain
Mohammad Reza Abidian, winner of this year's cover of the year competition, tells MaterialsViews.com a little more about his research
Printable Micromachines
Scientists at MIT have developed a new method of building MEMs that doesn't rely on traditional electronics manufacturing processes.
Spin Injection Phased In
Dilute magnetic semiconductor nanostructures can work as spin oscillators and spin injectors with electrical and magnetic fields adjusted to specific sites in their phase diagram.
Swim Suits for Aeroplanes
Tackling the challenges of a globalized economy is the focus of this year’s ASK Metal Forming conference in Aachen, Germany. Developing swim suits for aeroplanes is not the answer, but plenty other possibilites are being considered...
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Small Covers, Big Ideas: And the winner is...
by Erin Arndt
The results for the 2009 Cover Competition for Small are in.
1 Comment
Swim Suits for Aeroplanes
by Jörn Ritterbusch
Tackling the challenges of a globalized economy is the focus of this year’s ASK Metal Forming conference in Aachen, Germany. Developing swim suits for aeroplanes is not the answer, but plenty other possibilites are being considered...
New Glass Science Journal Launched!
by Tim Adams
The American Ceramic Society and Wiley-Blackwell are proud to announce the first issue of the International Journal of Applied Glass Science. This journal looks set to become a key journal, focusing on the applications of glass science and engineering.
Follow MaterialsViews.com
Featured Product
Fiber-reinforced Diode Laser with Integrated Frequency Conversion
Narrow-band output power diode laser with integrated frequency conversion at 556 nm, 280 nm or 589 nm.
High-Femtosecond Laser with Variable Pulse Length and Repetition Rate
A diode-pumped femtosecond laser with integrated oscillator and amplifier.
- 1
- 2
Most viewed
There is a growing need for biocompatible photonic components for biomedical applications – from in vivo glucose monitoring to detecting harmful viruses or the telltale markers of Alzheimer's.
The following presentation was given by Advanced Functional Materials Editor-in-Chief Dave Flanagan at the 4th Sino-US Nanomeeting, held on July 2—4 2009 at the University of Science and Technology of China in Hefei.
Enzyme-equipped liposomes embedded in polymer capsules as a novel biomedical transport system.
The only standard reference in this exciting field combines the physical, chemical and material science perspectives...
Luping Yu and co-workers have successfully developed an excellent new semiconducting polymer, based on blend films of an on alternating ester-substituted benzodithiophene with a substituted fullerene, showing outstanding efficiency as an organic photovoltaic devices.
Most popular topics
Biomaterials Biomedical applications Biomedicine Biomimetics block copolymers Book reviews Carbon Carbon nanotubes Ceramics Characterization Coatings Colloids Community news Composites Conferences Conjugated Polymers Cover stories Display technology drug delivery Electronics fuel cells Graphene hydrogels Industry microstructures Monolayers Nanocomposites Nanomaterials Nanoparticles Nanostructures Nanostructuring Nanotechnology nanotubes Nanowires Organic electronics Physics Polymerization Polymers printing Self-assembly Semiconductors Sensors Silicon Solar cells Special issues Synthesis Theory Thin Films Tissue engineering Zinc oxide
