Powering up Technology Distribution Using Solar Energy
In continuing to demonstrate DKSH’s commitment toward energy conservation and our sustainability objectives, we turned to using solar panels for our Technology Distribution Center in Thailand.
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Why QCM-D Is the Preferred Real-Time Method for Surface Analysis
For centuries, people have been researching and developing different types of surfaces for different applications known as surface modifications. As a result, today we have self-cleaning windows, superhydrophobic glass, cell-friendly implants, and scratch-resistant surfaces.
Large-Scale Green Electrochemical Synthesis of Smart Titanium Dioxide Nanomaterials: Controlled Morphology and Rotatable Surface Ligands via Tuning Electrolyte Structures
Downloads Large-Scale Green Electrochemical Synthesis of Smart Titanium Dioxide Nanomaterials (PDF, 4 MB) Quan Doan Mai1 · Ha Anh Nguyen1 · Nguyen Ngoc Huyen1 · Pham Cong Thanh2 · Dong Quang Thuc3 · Nguyen Anh Son3 · Anh‑Tuan Pham2,3 · Anh‑Tuan Le1,2 This research was supported by DKSH Business Unit Technology’s Lab at the Phenikaa University for zeta potential and dynamic light…
Printed Circuit Boards Are Core to the Future of the Digital World
Printed circuit boards (PCB) are considered a vital part of almost all electronic devices. Growing demand for digitalization in developing markets coupled with supportive initiatives by the government for sustainability measures and protecting the environment are increasing market growth.
Ultra-fast Semiconductor Device and Thin-film Characterization in 3D at the Nanoscale
Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) can be used to look at a variety of microfabricated devices ranging from microfluidics and photonics crystals to semiconductor devices. With the nGauge AFM, it is possible to easily obtain a three-dimensional image of the sample in just a few minutes.
Breakthrough in Single-Chip AFM and Its Application
At present, the atomic force microscope (AFM) is among the most effective imaging techniques used at the nanoscale and sub-nanoscale levels. It is an imaging and measurement method that has become a very important and popular tool for nanoscale research and industrial research and development activities.
Two Key Gallium Nitride Developments Lighting Up the LED Market
The global gallium nitride (GaN) device market has grown substantially in recent years. Spurred on by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic where people are investing more in home computers, laptops, smartphones, IoT-based devices and chargers, Fortune Business Insights projected that the GaN device market size is set to exceed USD 28 billion by 2027.
