Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology encompasses a variety of research investigating characteristic dimensions that are less than ~100 nanometers. Some of the research has included the development of faster electronics, the enhancement of biomedical imaging, and the creation of ultra-strong, extremely lightweight materials.
A well known example of nanotechnology research would be nanotubes, created when carbon atoms bond to one another and form ubiquitous planar hexagonal rings (as in graphite). When manufactured on a molecular level, these fullerene tubes offer revolutionary electrical, thermal, and mechanical properties at the nanoscale.
Application Notes
Deeply Cooled, Scientific InGaAs Cameras Facilitate NIR-II / SWIR Imaging for Drug Discovery / Small-Animal Research
For decades, x-ray and UV-vis-NIR detection methods have been used in various scientific, military, and medical applications. Although generally employed to good success, these systems nonetheless have some limitations when utilized for such types of work. Effectively leveraging the good sample penetration afforded by x-rays, for example, can prove difficult for…Read Full Article
Scientific NIR-II-SWIR Cameras for Advanced Imaging and Spectroscopy Applications
For decades, x-ray and UV-vis-NIR detection methods have been used in various scientific, military, medical, and industrial applications. Although generally employed with success, these detection systems nonetheless still possess some limitations when utilized for such types of work.
Effectively leveraging the good sample penetration afforded by x-rays, for example, can prove difficult for…Read Full Article
