Ambasada Germaniei în Republica Moldova a transmis o donație de utilaj științific Centrului Național de Studiu și Testarea Materialelor din cadrul Universității Tehnice a Moldovei. Înmânarea oficială a echipamentului laser cu emisie infraroșie și a unui boxcar integrator, procurate în baza unui grant oferit de Fundația Alexander von Humboldt, a avut loc la 1 februarie 2017.
The automotive and aeronautic industries are looking for more lightweight materials to reduce the weight of the future cars and airplanes, and ultimately the fuel they consume and pollution they produce. Among the devices that contribute the mass of vehicles are an array of sensors. in a recent Nanotechnology article, researchers from the Institute of Microtechnologies in Bucharest, Romania, and the Academy of Sciences and Technical University in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, report on flexible, ultra-lightweight pressure sensors based on graphene aerogel decorated by piezoelectric SnO2 or GaN nanocrystalline thin films.
Cercetătorii de la Institutul de Inginerie Electronică şi Nanotehnologii al Academiei de Ştiinţe a Moldovei, Centrul Naţional de Studiu şi Testare a Materialelor al Universităţii Tehnice a Moldovei şi Institutul de Microtehnologie din Bucureşti, sub conducerea academicianului Ion Tighineanu şi profesorului Mircea Dragoman, au elaborat senzori de presiune care cântăresc jumătate de miligram, fiind de circa 6-8 ori mai uşori decât fulgii de zăpadă.
Молдавские ученые совершили открытие в области нанотехнологий. Они разработали ультратонкие наномембраны. Рассмотреть их можно только при помощи специальных медицинских микроскопов, ведь толщина их составляет миллионную долю миллиметра. О том, где можно использовать это открытие, рассказывает корреспондент телеканала «МИР 24» Ксения Яниева.
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Surface writing produces optical waveguides
Titanium dioxide nanotubes are widely used in devices to purify air, to make self-cleaning surfaces, in photovoltaics and sensors, and in biomedicine. Researchers in Moldova, Australia and the UK are now reporting on a new way to tailor the refractive index of these nanotubular structures using a focused laser beam. The new result could widen the potential applications for these materials even further.
In the context of the second edition of the International Conference on Nanotechnology and Biomedical Engineering in Chisinau, Acad. Ion Tighineanu, vice president of ASM, together with scientists from Germany, Sweden and Japan, participated today at broadcast "Home early" at Jurnal TV .