London Centre for Nanotechnology
The Engineer paid a visit to the London Centre for Nanotechnology to uncover how tiny structures are making a big difference across a range of disciplines. Source and copyright: The Engineer www.theengineer.co.uk
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Nanotechnology for Concrete
Jon Belkowitz, a doctoral student at Stevens Institute of Technology, studies chemical reactions within concrete at the nanoscale. Taking advantage of Stevens nanostructure characterization tools and materials, his research into the optimal use of nano silica will create a new concrete mixture that will result in longer-lasting buildings, roadways, sidewalks, stairs, sewers, and dams.
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Research into Nanotechnology | RMIT University
RMIT Research is developing an integrated capability in nanotechnology. This comprises the design and modelling of nanomaterials and nanostructures, the synthesis of functional materials, and the fabrication and characterisation of novel nano-scale devices. This integrated capability in nanotechnology focuses on discovery-type fundamental research and also the development of application products in specific areas such as security and air/water purification. Find out about study and research at RMIT University: www.rmit.edu.au Copyright © 2011 RMIT University
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