bionanotechnology global prospects, 2009, p 376
bionanotechnology. global prospects, 2009, p.376
... formed by self-assembly of peptide-amphiphile (PA) molecules [108]. PA
molecules—that is, peptide-based molecules with a hydrophobic tail and hydrophilic head group—
were designed to self-assemble ... HIV-Tat peptides to derivatize superparamagnetic nanoparticles. The particles are ef
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ciently internalized into hematopoietic and neural progenitor cells in quantities of up to 10 to 30 pg
o...
Tài liệu World Economic Situation and Prospects 2009 pptx
... the Petroleum Exporting Countries
pb per barrel
PPP purchasing power parity
PRGF Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility
R&D research and development
REER real effective exchange rate
ROSCs Reports ... commercial paper
AIG American International Group, Inc.
Basel II New Basel Capital Accord
bps basis points
CAADP Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme
CDS credit default swap...
electrochemistry at the nanoscale, 2009, p.476
... control parameter appears
as the proper tool to study cluster stability. Further parameters in the experimen-
tal electrochemical systems are the temperature T and the pressure P, so that the
proper ... applying a potential
pulse to the STM tip. Then the potential of the substrate is changed to allow con-
trolled metal electrodeposition into the cavity. Computer simulations of this type of
p...
electronic device architectures for the nano-cmos era. from ultimate cmos scaling to beyond cmos devices, 2009, p.440
... the total power dissipation; P
stat
and P
dyn
are the static and the
dynamic power dissipations respectively. The strong impact of supply volt-
age on power dissipation appearing in (1), (2.1) ... Era
The power dissipation P of a MOSFET is due to static and dynamic
contributions expressed by:
P = P
stat
+ P
dyn
(1)
P
stat
= V
dd
× I
off
(2.1)
and
P
dyn
= CV
dd
2
f (2.2)
P is...
molecular chemistry of sol-gel derived nanomaterials, 2009, p.202
... cooperation of various parties employing different
and complementary competencies in order to produce a multidisciplinary
approach. Exploiting the materials’ properties requires teamwork of
PREFACE ... that
phosphorus dendrimers show unexpected therapeutic properties.
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Figure 1.7 Molecular model of a phosphorus dendrimer presenting 48 P( S)Cl
2
groups on its surface (See Plate 1 for color...
nanomaterials. risks and benefits, 2009, p.454
... topic sessions and discussions
during the workshop. The papers in Part 1 review and summarize human health
impact of nanomaterials. Part 2 includes papers on environmental risks. Part 3
presents ... water-absorbing, a
property that keeps the skin supple and soft as water is evaporated from the
surface. Sebum appears to augment the water-holding capacity of the epidermis;
however, its hy...
silicon nanophotonics. basic principles, present status and perspectives, 2009, p.470
... 2. Optical Devices Based on PSi Layers 249
3. Polarization-Dependent Optical Properties of PSi 252
3.1. In-plane birefringence of porosified (110)
Si wafers 253
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3.2. Polarization-sensitive ...
Auger processes 408
4.2. Influence of dopant atoms on the emission
properties of Si nanocrystals 415
4.2.1. Preparation of impurity doped Si
nanocrystals and evidence of
imp...
biosilica in evolution, morphogenesis, and nanobiotechnology, 2009, p.421
... massifs. Ophiolite and island-arc
rock associations are metamorphosed under greenschist facies pressure– temperature
(P T) conditions. The upper part of the Baikal-Muya terrane is composed of ... book support the objectives of the European Commission’s
‚Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Technologies –
NMP‘ program by delivering tools to improve the competitiven...
magnetic anisotropies in nanostructured matter, 2009, p.303
... (GMR) 206
17.2.1 Leads 207
17.2.2 Rotationalproperties 210
17.3 Current-perpendiculartotheplanesofatoms(CPP) 213
17.3.1 Sheetresistances 213
17.3.2 Propertiesoftheleads 214
17.3.3 Resistivitiesandboundaryconditions ... Magneto-optical properties of magnetic nanostructured mat-
ter 243
18.1 Themacroscopicmodel 244
18.1.1 Layer—resolvedpermittivities 244
18.1.2 Mapping: σ → ² 246
18.1.3 Multipl...
nanotherapeutics. drug delivery concepts in nanoscience, 2009, p.293
... organic phase the polymer precipitates on the surface
of
the inner aqueous droplets, thereby entrapping the drug dissolved
therein.
This technique was principally applied to the preparation of particles ... very purposes,
the polymeric material needs to meet physicochemical and biological
needs to have its physicochemical and biological properties adapted and
optimized for their specif...