Nanobacteria

 Nanobacteria, also called calcifying nanoparticles, are microscopic entities that were once hypothesized to be the smallest form of life, typically smaller than 200 nanometers. These particles were thought to play a role in calcification processes, like kidney stone formation and arterial plaque development, by precipitating calcium phosphate. However, scientific debates continue over whether nanobacteria are living organisms or simply non-living, self-replicating mineral complexes. Recent studies suggest that they might not be true bacteria but could still be involved in pathogenesis by facilitating calcification in the body.

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Energy Harvesting at Nanoscale

 Energy harvesting at the nanoscale involves capturing and converting energy from environmental sources—such as mechanical vibrations, thermal gradients, or light—into usable electrical energy using nanomaterials and nanodevices. These nanoscale systems, like piezoelectric nanogenerators, thermoelectric materials, and nano-solar cells, are designed to power small electronics, sensors, and IoT devices by efficiently utilizing ambient energy. This technology holds promise for self-powered systems, reducing the need for batteries, and promoting energy efficiency in various sectors, from biomedical applications to smart cities.

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Nanosecurity

 

Nanosecurity is a field that focuses on enhancing cybersecurity and information protection through the use of nanotechnology. It involves the application of nanoscale materials, sensors, and systems to improve data encryption, secure communication, and defense mechanisms against cyber threats. Nanosecurity seeks to leverage the unique properties of nanomaterials, such as quantum dots and nanowires, to create highly secure, efficient, and resilient systems. It plays a critical role in securing emerging technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), quantum computing, and advanced defense infrastructures.

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Nanocircuitry

 

Nanocircuitry refers to electronic circuits constructed using nanoscale components and materials. It represents a significant advancement in electronics and nanotechnology, enabling the creation of extremely small and efficient circuits with potential applications in various fields, including computing, communications, and medical devices. Nanocircuitry leverages the unique properties of materials at the nanoscale to achieve high performance and integration density that are not possible with traditional microelectronics.

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Nanosensing

                                               

Smart sensors are advanced devices that combine sensing capabilities with data processing and communication features. These sensors detect physical, chemical, or biological stimuli such as temperature, pressure, light, or chemical changes, and convert them into actionable data. Incorporating nanotechnology, smart sensors achieve higher sensitivity, miniaturization, and energy efficiency, making them ideal for use in industries like healthcare, environmental monitoring, IoT, and industrial automation. With the ability to communicate data wirelessly, smart sensors are integral to smart cities, wearable devices, and precision medicine.


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Electron Beam Nanolithography Workshop

 

The University of Colorado Boulder has acquired a state-of-the-art Raith 100 kV EBPG5150Plus system, with high-resolution patterning capability below 5 nm. The system is integrated with a powerful software tool (Beamer, GenISys) to manage electron scattering effects and optimize the designed pattern data effectively. The applications of this technology are diverse, enabling device nanofabrication in areas ranging from electronic, photonic devices, quantum structures to biomedical microdevices, bioMEMS and DNA sensing.

Register below for the Electron Beam Nanolithography Workshop, hosted by COSINC.

Participants will receive a broad overview of the various processes involved in this technology, representing a great preparation to receive training and use the system once installed at CUB. This is a great opportunity to learn about the key technologies, enabling innovations in semiconductor and quantum device fabrication research areas, among others.

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Nanosampling

 Nanosampling is a technique that involves the collection and analysis of extremely small samples, often at the nanometer scale. This method is used in various scientific fields, including biology, chemistry, and materials science, to gather precise data from minute quantities of material. Nanosampling is particularly valuable in situations where only a tiny amount of a substance is available or where the analysis of extremely small features, such as nanoparticles or thin films, is required.

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