Nanotech pioneer Rick Smalley passed away this week, from cancer, at the age of just 62. As anyone who's followed nanotech will know, Smalley’s group’s discovery of fullerenes at Rice University back in 1986 was one of the seminal events in establishing nanotechnology as a field, and he continued we...
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Analyst Insight | December 03, 2020
This insight is part of The Great Hydrogen Debate, a five‑part series to better understand what a hydrogen economy would like, and the effort required to achieve it. Our goal was not to provide definitive answers, but to present key lines of reasoning, highlight tension points, and outline potential... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | February 26, 2021
Companies like Conceptos Plásticos in Colombia and Gjenge Makers in Kenya have a clever solution for the problem of plastic waste pollution in the developing world: Convert discarded plastics into building materials like bricks and tiles. This elegant approach kills several birds with one stone, ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | April 08, 2021
Inhalation of nanomaterials is one of their biggest health risks, so putting them against your mouth is probably not a good idea. Lux was already skeptical about the utility of graphene masks, so this announcement simply creates further barriers to adoption. To read more, click here.