Here’s an interesting video we found covering a recent discovery by scientist from George Washington University. They have discovered a way to synthesize carbon nanofibres from CO2.   To read the full publication, click here.

We’re back! We have returned from a very special “world tour”, with a great 3 days at the TechConnect World Innovation Forum. Our exhibition stand was a great success, giving us the opportunity to showcase our products and services in the diverse field of “nanofibre”. It was an honour to speak about actiVLayr to a […]

AzoNano has featured an intriguing article titled ‘Touchscreen Computers on Any Surface’ we thought would be good to share with you. A nanotechnology breakthrough from engineers at Trinity College Dublin could lead to touchscreen computers appearing on almost any flat surface, including anything from milk cartons and tabletops, according to a new report in the […]

CBC News published an article titled ‘Nanotech ‘slingshot’ shoots drugs right where they’re needed’ that we would like to share with you. DNA strand activates only when it encounters disease marker it’s programmed to recognise A new method of delivering drugs to the body has been developed by Canadian and Italian scientists. It is a […]

Revolution Fibres are excited to announce we will be in Washington DC at the TechConnect World Innovation Conference on 14-17 May. The conference will be co-located with the largest global innovation program in physical and life sciences. The joint programs include the Nanotech 2017 Conference, the National Innovation Summit and the National SBIR/STTR Conference. We […]

We found a very interesting article on BBC News titled “Graphene-based sieve turns seawater into drinking water” that we thought would be good to share with you. A team of UK-based researchers have created a graphene-based sieve that can remove salt from seawater. This development is highly sought after as it could aid millions of people […]

We found a very entertaining article on look4forward.co.uk titled ‘7 of the most amazing ways animals use nanotechnology‘ that we thought would be good to share with you. Animals are intriguing beautiful creatures that continue to amaze us. The spoon-shaped bird beaks to the arching giraffe’s neck to gigantic beetle claws, is an example of the […]

We recently found a very interesting article titled “Star-spangled find may lead to advanced electronics” on Phys.org that we thought would be good to share with you. Researchers at The University of Texas in Dallas for a few years now have been trying to find suitable materials to create energy-efficient transistors. And recently, they just […]

Researchers at MIT are currently putting carbon nanotubes to use in medicine and chemical engineering. According to a new paper published in the journal Nature Nanotechnology, MIT engineers have modified carbon nanotubes to create instruments that are able to detect a single protein molecule when it is secreted by a cell. When exposed to laser […]

University of Cambridge has published an exciting article – “World’s ‘smallest magnifying glass’ makes it possible to see individual chemical bonds between atoms.” Researchers led by the University of Cambridge have concentrated light down to smaller than a single atom using tiny particles of gold, allowing them to look at individual chemical bonds inside molecules, […]