ANTI-FINGERPRINT NANOCOATINGS MARKET

Keeping surfaces free of contamination from fingerprints and dirt, as well as making them easier to clean, is an active field of research and technology development. Recent advances in nanotech has led to unique stay-clean and easy-to-clean surface properties.

Transparent anti-fingerprint nanocoatings find application on stainless steel surfaces, plastics and glass across a range of markets. They are particularly suitable for decorative surfaces in car interiors, households and buildings and on glass touch panels. Main applications are automotive interiors, kitchen appliances, optical lenses, and electronic displays. 

NANOCOATINGS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

Claeys Aaron from Nanex Company provides an insight into the latest development in stay clean coatings in the automotive industry. Nanex has been working with the automotive industry for a number of years, developing products for a wide range of customers on request. Due to contact with leading distribution channels and general end-users we conclude that for the most part worldwide use of solvent based detergent and waxes for cleaning & maintenance of vehicles are still the most widely used products in vehicle cleaning activities. 

NANOPARTICLE INKS FOR PRINTED ELECTRONICS

There is significant growth potential for printable electronics in the next two decades and nanostructured materials are playing an increasingly important role.There is significant growth potential for printable electronics in the next two decades and nanostructured materials are playing an increasingly important role. Inks containing dispersions of semiconducting nanoparticles can form nanocomposite materials with unique electronic properties when cured.

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- Carbon nanomaterials in Asia
- All the latest nanotech policy, regulatory, research and business news

NANOTECH BUSINESS NEWS
Latest industry and government policy developments in nanotech, April-May 2015.

2D MATERIALS FLATLAND BEYOND GRAPHENE

Researchers are beginning to look beyond graphene to other layered 2D materials. We profile the leading candidates.

WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN

Tech briefs on significant nanotech research developments and how they will translate into future products. Also featured are the latest nanotech start-ups and their product offerings

NANOTECH IN FOOD PACKAGING

Nanomaterials have already been commercialized at various stages of the packaging supply chain from food storage to traceability and tracking. 

NANOTECH IN ANTI-COUNTERFEITING

Counterfeiting is a huge global problem, with 2-5% of all international trade involving counterfeit goods. Companies spend more than $14 billion each year to battle the problem and are investing in new anti-counterfeiting and brand-protection technologies. 

NANOMATERIALS IN THREAT DETECTION AND PREVENTION

Defence against biological and chemical agents and environmental security are viewed as key priority areas for global security. Chemical and biological threats pose a significant concern not only to military personnel but also to individuals and groups. 

NANOTECH BUSINESS NEWS

Latest industry developments in nanotech in March 2015.

WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN

Tech briefs on significant nanotech research and product developments and how they will translate into future products.

LONG LIFE WITH NANOTECH

Nanocoatings are increasingly finding application in metal equipment requiring protection from corrosion, fatigue, wear, erosion and heat.

GRAPHENE IN LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES (LIB)

Graphene-based battery electrodes can dramatically increase battery charge time and capacity and are under development by a number of companies for application in the fast growing electric vehicle market.

NANOTECH IN WOUND CARE

There are numerous medical applications for nanomaterials including diagnostics, wound care, drug delivery, medical devices and coatings. This month we focus on a their impact in the $5 billion advanced wound management market.

INTERVIEW WITH RAY GIBBS. We discuss the burgeoning graphene industry with one of the main players, Haydale’s Ray Gibbs. 

Nanotech companies to watch in 2015

Nanotech companies in 3D printing: Focus on the role nanomaterials are playing as additives with enhanced properties in 3D printing.
Nanotech companies in displays: The performance, cost, and durability of current touch panel displays are limited by shortfalls of the current industry standard material, indium tin oxide (ITO). We profile companies working on nanotech alternatives including graphene, carbon nanotubes and silver nanowires.
Nanotech companies in filtration: How nanomaterials are impacting air and water filtration technologies and the companies developing innovative new products.
Nanotech companies in energy:  Companies utilizing nanomaterials in battery, fuel cell and solar cell technology.
Nanotech companies in biomedicine and healthcare: Nanomaterials being commercialized by companies in drug delivery, surgery, medical implants and cancer
therapy.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET

The thin nanofilms, nanoscale coatings and nanostructured surfaces market continues to grow and penetrate a raft of industrial sectors.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET IN AEROSPACE

New opportunities for thermal barrier, icephobic and protective coatings. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET IN BIOMEDICINE AND MEDICAL DEVICES

New opportunities for biocompatible medical implants and fighting infection. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

New opportunities for protection from heat, weathering and wear. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET IN CONSTRUCTION & EXTERIOR PROTECTION

New opportunities for reducing maintenance and repair costs. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

New opportunities for flexible electronics, waterproofing & anti-fingerprint touchscreens. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET IN SANITARY & CLEANING

New opportunities for clean surfaces, odour removal and air filtration indoors. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET IN THE OIL & GAS 

New opportunities for anti-corrosion coatings on pipelines. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

NANOCOATINGS MARKETIN IN MARINE 

New opportunities for preventing adhesion of marine life. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

NANOCOATINGS MARKET IN TEXTILES 

New opportunities for anti-microbial clothing and wearable electronics. Market drivers, performance benefits and commercial activities.

TITANIUM DIOXIDE NANOPARTICLES: One of the largest nanomaterials markets, we focus on applications, products and producers. Markets for products incorporating nano-Tio2 range from cosmetics and sunscreens to solar energy.

MEDICAL NANOCOATINGS: The global medical device industry has experienced significant growth over the past 5 years. There has been a growing use of anti-bacterial and superhydrophilic nanocoatings in medical devices in recent years to combat problems of infection.

ZIRCONIUM OXIDE NANOPARTICLES: Profiles of the world’s 9 leading producers, based in Germany, the United States and Japan.

NANOTECH BUSINESS NEWS: All the latest nanotech business news from August-September 2014.

WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN: Latest research and product development.

MAKING A SPLASH
Water is the main cause of lost function in electronic devices. Nanocoatings are providing the first line of defence in what is likely to becoming an increasingly crowded market place for waterproofing consumer electronics.

SWNTs finally ready for the mass market?
After more than two decade of considerable research efforts, carbon nanotube (CNT) products are coming to the market. Recent production advances will accelerate the adoption of single-walled carbon nanotubes in consumer electronics applications.

FLEXIBLE NANOWIRES
Silver nanowires are, with carbon nanotubes and graphene, one of the leading candidates for transparent conductors in next generation flexible electronics.

NANOTECH BUSINESS NEWS
All the latest nanotech business news from July-August 2014.

QUANTUM DOTS IN DISPLAYS

The global market for quantum dots will grow significantly in the next 18 months, especially in displays for mobile electronics and LCD-TVs. This has been helped by production improvements and recent regulatory initiatives. We look at these markets and also cover product developers and recent industry developments.

CARBON NANOTUBES

Facing stiff competition from it’s 2-D cousins. We look at the current market and outlook for these materials, including production, recent industry developments, competing materials and carbon nanotubes application in displays and batteries.

NANOTECH BUSINESS NEWS

Latest industry developments in nanotech from June-July 2014.

WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN

Tech briefs on significant research developments and how they will translate into future products.

NANOTECH POLICY NEWS

All the latest government nanomaterials policy & regulation news including meeting reports, international agreements and national initiatives in nanotech.

NANOMATERIALS IN LI-ION BATTERIES

Sameer Chouksey from the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India looks at the Li-ion battery market and nanotech’s impact.

SELF-HEALING NANOMATERIALS

Research and development in self-healing nanocoatings has increased greatly in the past decade. An-indepth look at products, future commercial development and research in this market.

ALL THAT GLITTERS

Possessing unique optical properties, gold nanoparticles have been used in biomedical and diagnostics applications for a number of years. We profile applications and leading producers in this market.

Interactions on the edge: Directing interactions at interfaces provides incredible opportunities to create entirely new products for almost every industry. Industry outlook from Aeonclad Coatings.

Graphene in healthcare: Latest developments in drug delivery, medical device coatings, wound care and biosensors.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

Titanium dioxide nanoparticles: 10 of the current leading producers and products.

Nanocoatings in transportation: Commercialization activities in the automotive, aviation and marine sectors.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

Nanomaterials in Li-ion batteries: The energy storage market is expected to grow to over $125 billion on the next ten years.

Nanosilica: Current applications.

Carbon nanotubes: 10 of the current leading applications.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

Cellulose nanocrystals: Guest article from Alberta Technology Innovates

Success in graphene: 5 keys to success in graphene from leading producers

Zinc oxide nanoparticles: 10 of the current leading producers.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

Graphene-Fact or fiction?: Guest article from Vorbeck Materials.

Graphene-The new wonder material: Guest article from Haydale.

Graphene commercialization: Graphene in products.

Anti-corrosion nanocoatings: Markets and applications.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

Graphene production: Guest article from Graphene Frontiers

Nanobioclean: Green Earth Nano Science Inc. outlines the use of colloidal chemistry in their range of products.

Automotive nanocoatings: Market and producers.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

Photocatalytic nanocoatings: Market and outlook

Nanocoatings: New strategies and growing markets.

Marine: Nanotech in the marine and boat industry.

Nanomedicine: Nanotech in the biomedical and life sciences industry.

Tools: Nanocoatings in the industrial tools and machinery sector.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

Nanotech in smartphones: Market and outlook.

Graphene: Graphene in the electronics market.

Interview: Interview with Grapenea.

Nanobiotech: Leading nanotech companies in the biomedical and life sciences industry.

Nanomaterials: Focus on germanane.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

Quantum dots: Quantum dots are beginning to find market traction as optical component lasers, backlights for LCD displays, LED lighting, and photovoltaics.

Nanofood:  The food industry has already incorporated nanomaterials into its products and production processes, from packaging to coatings and additives.

Nanomagnetics:  Magnetic nanomaterials have been developed for a wide range of exciting new applications from magnetic media in electronics to next generation biomedical imaging and delivery.

Nanowires: Nanowires are impacting the next generation of electronic devices, biosensors and solar energy technology.

Market profile: Magnesium hydroxide nanoparticles.

Latest nanotech business news.

Government policy.

Nanomaterials regulation.

Latest nanotech products on the market.

NANOTECH IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRIES: As fossil fuels deplete and oil and gas companies have to dig deeper and in more extreme environments, the need for advance materials with new capabilities is required. Nanomaterials are beginning to meet this need.

NANOTUBE SENSORS: Nanosensor technology could significantly out-perform current commercial detection devices by up to a 1,000 fold. CNTs are excellent functional materials for the development of advanced sensors. We profile the leading application developers.

DENDRIMERS: As with carbon nanotubes, their industrial impact is not at the stage originally anticipated. However, dendrimers will have a major impact on the medical and sensors market and niche application in a raft of other sectors.

CARBON NANOHORNS: First discovered in 1999, like Carbon Nanotubes they exhibit the same graphitic carbon structure and are now being produced in large quantities.

NANOTECH IN CEMENT: There is a need to create high strength and strain concrete and cement products by using new composite materials with superior properties to existing materials. The emergence of nanotechnology applications in concrete and cement is relatively recent and most developments are still in the early commercialization process.

Carbon Nanotubes Markets and Future Prospects:  Once the most promising of all nanomaterials, carbon nanotubes are in danger of being usurped in numerous applications by the likes of graphene.

Nanomaterials Regulation Worldwide: Regulatory bodies worldwide have sought to develop risk assessment processes to study the potential detrimental impacts of producing nanomaterials

The Market for Nanoscale Precipitated calcium carbonate: Nanoscale PPC (NPCC), also known as ultrafine PCC, displays a number of unique properties compared to PCC and is finding application as a functional filler and extender in plastic compounds in the plastics, rubber, coating, papermaking, paint, and printing ink industries.

AFM Probes Market and Companies: Due to the demand in nanomanipulation, biophysical probing, nanomechanics, nanoelectronics and metrology the AFM probes market is growing fast.

Nanotechnology in South Korea: The initiative is now in its 3rd phase (2011-2020), with focus on clean nanotech.

GRAPHENE: Graphene has moved swiftly from the research laboratory to the marketplace, driven by demand from aerospace, automotive, coatings, electronics, energy storage, coatings and paints, communications, sensor, solar, oil, and lubricant sectors.

SPECIALTY OPTICAL FIBERS: Specialty optical fibers are playing an increasingly leading role in new applications and improved processes in the defence and security, sensing, automotive, shipbuilding and biomedicine industries.

SILICENE: The equivalent of graphene for silicon, i.e. a monolayer of silicon in a honeycomb structure, silicene displays potential for application in nanoelectronics, sensors and hydrogen storage.

GRAPHDIYNE: Focus on a new 2-dimensional carbon allotrope that is the subject of increasing research interest due tots promising electronic, optical, and mechanical properties that are distinct from graphene or carbon nanotubes.

GRAPHANE: A look at a material first theorized in 2006 as a derivative of graphene, graphane (also referred to as hydrogenated graphene) is an extended two-dimensional material consisting of a single layer of fully saturated carbon atoms.

NEWTECH AGAINST CORROSION: Paolo Alessi from Nanto Protective Coatings offers an insight into the anti-corrosion coatings market.

NANOCELLULOSE PRODUCTION IN FRANCE: We look at a pilot nanocellulose that has been established in France with a capacity of 100 kg/day of NFC or MFC.

NANOPCC: Nanoscale PPC (NPCC), also known as ultrafine PCC, displays a number of unique properties compared to PCC and is finding application as a functional filler and extender in plastic compounds.

MOLYBDENUM DISULFIDE: A potential new wonder material for the electronics industry, both as an alternative to, and perfect partner for graphene.

NANOFIBERS: A look at some of the up and coming nanofibers producers and application developers currently driving the

DIGESTED NANOMARKET: Antimony tin oxide nanopowders.

NANOTEXTILES: Nanotechnology is allowing for textiles with ground breaking new properties from UV-protection to drug delivery.

NANO ZINC OXIDE: Profiles of 7 of the leading zinc oxide nanopowder producers.

NANOALUMINA: Profiling growing nano alumina production market, which is finding application in energy, paints, coatings and filtration markets.

NANOTECH READY FOR TAKE OFF: A look at nanotech in the aerospace and aviation industries where coatings, composites and propulsion nanotechnologies are already in use.

NANOTECHNOLOGY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: Left behind by its European counterparts, a new Graphene centre could help revitalize the ailing UK nano sector.

NANOCOMPOSITES IN CEMENT: How nanomaterials are driving the new generation of cement products.

NANOADHESIVES: A rarely publicised application area for nanomaterials but one which could have important implications for a variety of markets.

NANOCOATINGS: A look at nanomaterials currently being applied to a wide variety of surfaces with multi-functional properties inside and outside buildings.

ANTI-FINGERPRINT COATINGS: Profiles of some of the leading anti-fingerprint application developers, impacting both household surfaces and especially consumer electronics and displays.

NANOINSULATION: A special feature on the market and players in aerogels.

NANOSECURITY: How nanomaterials are driving the next generation of anti-counterfeiting and product security technologies,

NANOPHOTONICS: Profiles of 7 of the leading nanophotonics application developers.

NANOFIBERS: Profiling the growing nanofibers market, allowing for new developments in batteries, electronics, medicine and filtration.

STORM CELL: An industry perspective on a new portable solar powered energy generation system, the “Storm Cell” has been developed by Institute for NanoEnergy (INE) at the University of Houston.

NANOTECHNOLOGY IN GERMANY: A special feature on Europe’s leading country for nanotechnology funding and commercialization.

GOING GREEN WITH NANOTECH: How nanomaterials are driving the new generation of air purification technologies.

NANOCELLULOSE: Profiles of 7 of the leading nanocellulose producers in this exciting new materials market.

NANOTOXICOLOGY-A COMPLEX ISSUE: Dr. Eleonore Frohlich from LKH-Univ.Klinikum Graz looks at the latest issues surrounding nanomaterials and toxicology.

CATALYSTS: Focus on the types of nanomaterials currently being commerically applied to catalysts for clean energy and industrial processing applications.

NANOTECHNOLOGY IN RUSSIA: A special feature on the heavily funded and commercially orientated Russian national nanotechnology initiative.

DIGESTED NANOMARKET: Nanosilver.

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Nanotech Magazine - November 2014

Nanotech Magazine - November 2014

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