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- noun   A 
film ofnanoscale thickness 
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The notion of using a nanofilm to coat an implanted medical device has already been patented.
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The Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems published an article in February suggesting that ti would not be difficult to create a nanofilm switch.
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Some Swiss researchers have also worked out a way to use a virus to deliver a nanofilm coated ball of DNA to a cell.
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The nanofilm is made out of layers of conduction polymer containing light-emitting polymers (LEPs) that glow green when excited by a charge.
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The military suit is one of the real-world applications of a technology project at the University of Arizona , where a team of scientists is designing electronic pictures that can be printed onto flexible, organic nanofilm.
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In computer models, the researchers were able to use targeted variations in the temperature of the cooler substrate to control precisely the pattern replicated in the nanofilm.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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In computer models, the researchers were able to use targeted variations in the temperature of the cooler substrate to control precisely the pattern replicated in the nanofilm.
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To determine the actual cause of nanopillar formation, she and Caltech postdoctoral scholar Mathias Dietzel developed a fluid-dynamical model of the same type of thin, molten nanofilm in a thermal gradient.
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Nanofilm is a leader in nanofilm technology and self-assembling thin films for a variety of substrates and surfaces.
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To determine the actual cause of nanopillar formation, she and Caltech postdoctoral scholar Mathias Dietzel developed a fluid-dynamical model of the same type of thin, molten nanofilm in a thermal gradient.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
 
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