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Nanotechnology Is Inspiring Next-Gen Batteries
On February 20, 2020 in All, Automotive, Industrial, Power by Liam Critchley
Liam Critchley
Conventional Li-ion batteries have been the staple battery technology in many devices, from phones to handheld monitoring equipment, for many years. Rather than looking into new batteries, companies are looking to further improve the status quo by incorporating nanomaterials into Li-ion electrodes.
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Tagged With: 2D Materials, Battery, Electrode, Graphene, Li-Ion, Lithium Battery, Nanomaterials, Nanotechnology
Why Nanotechnology Improves Sensors
On October 16, 2019 in All, Automation, IoT, Sensors by Liam Critchley
Liam Critchley
There is always a need to increase the capabilities of sensors. One effective way to do this is by employing nanomaterials as the ‘sensing surface’ or ‘sensing component’. Learn how the many beneficial surface, electronic, and structural properties of nanomaterials can make sensors more accurate.
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Tagged With: Environmental Monitoring, Graphene, Industry 4.0, Nanomaterials, Nanotechnology, Process Chemistry, Process Engineering, Remote Sensing, Semiconductors, Sensors
How Nanotechnology Has Helped to Realize Flexible and Wearable Electronics
On December 10, 2018 in All, Energy Harvesting, Industrial, IoT, Medical, Sensors by Liam Critchley
Liam Critchley
Flexible and wearable electronics are rapidly growing industries. The development and growth of these devices are due to the benefits and specific properties of the nanomaterials that are commonly used within these devices. Here we look at why nanomaterials are used in these electronic devices.
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Tagged With: 2D materials, Carbon Nanotubes, Flexible electronics, Graphene, Health monitoring, Hexagonal Boron Nitride, Laptops, Medical, Nanotechnology, OLED, Phones, Polymers, Quantum Dots, Sensors, Solar cells, TMDCs, Touch screens, Transition Metal Dichalcogenides, Wearable electronics

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