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Chris Ewels

Nanocheese is a winner!

We're very proud to have been awarded the 'public prize for best scientific documentary' at the CineGlobe international festival for short film and scientific documentaries! For our 'nanocheese' video

http://www.cineglobe.ch/2010/

5 days, 78 films, 15 science documentaries, held at CERN in Geneva.

Thanks for everyone who voted for us!

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Irene Suarez-Martinez

TwirlMol

Just a quick note about an awesome javascript to put structures in your websites: TwistyMol

And here some example related to the n2h project (more or less) -feel free to rotate and zoom-in/out using your mouse!

Benzene, the molecule we want to detect:

by simply writing in your web-source: < div id="benzene" height="200" width="200"> < script src="http://cactus.nci.nih.gov/chemical/structure/benzene/twirl?div_id=benzene" type="text/javascript">

Also, you can use InChI format to ... see full text


Dr. Zeila Zanolli

Interview (4/4) d'Annick Loiseau

Zeila a interviewé Annick Loiseau à la Neuvième Conférence Internationale sur la Science et l'Application des Nanotubes (NT08) à Montpellier, France, June 2008.
Partie 4 de 4 de l'interview.
Plus dinfos : http://lem.onera.fr/

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Chris Ewels

End of nano2hybrids?

So - what did you think? We have our last meeting in March where we'll be doing some filming - do you have suggestions of what you'd
like to see? Was it an interesting project? What could we have done better? What should we do next? Please let us know! We'll try
and respond in the last videos... Either email me directly (see links on the left) or go to youtube.com/nano2hybrids and leave a comment there...
Thanks! Chris


Chris Ewels

Nanotubes in Cars

Irene has finally moved on, to Perth! So all's quiet in the office for the time being...

She just sent me this link, a US firm is going to be using nanotubes to reinforce bodywork in cars, to reduce their weight:


http://nanobugle.wordpress.com/2009/11/19/hybrid-cars-with-carbon-nanotubes/


Chris Ewels

Why develop a new benzene detector?

This latest video filmed by Ed Goldwyn at a chemical refinery and in various nano2hybrids labs shows why gas detection is so important, how it used to be done and is done today, and where we want to take it tomorrow with nano2hybrids...

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Dr. Zeila Zanolli

Interview (3/4) d'Annick Loiseau

Zeila a interviewé Annick Loiseau à la Neuvième Conférence Internationale sur la Science et l'Application des Nanotubes (NT08) à Montpellier, France, June 2008. Partie 3 de 4 de l'interview.

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Chris Ewels

Grumpy Old Scientist

Have you ever watched the british TV series Grumpy Old Men ?

Find here the scientific (and younger) version of it.

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Irene Suarez-Martinez

Article from Nano2hybrids project

What? you couldn't copy the DOI number?, try here:
http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/0957-4484/20/37/375501

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Marc Delgado

Detecting poisonous gases : History, Now and Nanotechnology future...

How were toxic gases like benzene detected? We visit a chemical plant in Spain and talk with the safety experts, learn about canaries and japanese mice, and the future of new gas detectors using the latest nanotechnology. But what's the most sensitive detector we have at the moment?

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