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8 Nov 2013: material could be used to make cheap, printed electronics. Using a graphene-based ink, researchers have. ... Cambridge Graphene Centre, have developed a graphene-based ink. Like the material itself, this has a.

18 Jan 2013: The UK meanwhile has produced only 54 graphene related patents since thematerial was first developed by scientists Andre Geim and KonstantinNovoselov at Manchester University in 2004. ... Earlier this month £21 million has also been earmarked by the

18 Jan 2013: The UK meanwhile has produced only 54 graphene related patents since. ... government for investment in the production of graphene-based. superconductors. Quentin Tannock, Chairman of CambridgeIP commented that despite.

16 Jan 2013: These properties have already had a huge impact on fundamental science1-3, and are making graphene and graphene-based materials a promising platform for electronics, composites, sensors, spintronics, photonics and ... b) Graphene-based transparent and

5 Nov 2013: Using a graphene-based ink, researchers have demonstrated this by creating a transparent, flexible piano. ... The keys of the transparent piano are made from graphene-based inks, which have been printed on to a plastic film.

6 Nov 2013: printed electronics. Using a graphene-based ink, researchers have. demonstrated this by creating a transparent, flexible piano. ... Centre, have developed a graphene-based ink. Like the material itself, this has a number of interesting properties,.

8 Nov 2013: Scientists have demonstrated a new method of printing graphene-based ink on the flexible instrument,which they say could be used to make inexpensive printed electronics. ... This flexible piano is made from graphene-based inks, which have been printed

26 Jul 2013: propeller based on a flexible filament, made of paramagnetic. beads linked by DNA, and attached to a red blood cell. ... View Online. These flexible nanomotors demonstrate a number of advantages:. first, the fabrication process is relatively simple and

26 Jul 2013: Synchronization of flexible sheets 171. 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 8000. ... Phil. Trans.R. Soc. Lond. 177, 157–234. Synchronization of flexible sheets 173.

26 Jul 2013: swimmer. In particular, theorypredicts an optimal dimensionless tail length as both short,stiff tails and long, flexible tails produce negligible nettranslation8—the first is ineffective owing to “the scalloptheorem”1 and ... We first display in Fig

26 Jul 2013: fluid. As the swimmer moves its head sideways, a net forward motion is produced. ... Video 1 shows a typical magnetic. swimmer with a flexible tail, in a Boger fluid.

3 Oct 2013: Many eukaryotic cells use the active waving motion of flexible flagella to self-propelin viscous fluids. ... First, the calculatedshapes can be compared with the results of past optimization studies.

3 Sep 2013: captivating. Flexible and see-through, they contained graphene-based batteries and supercapacitors. Currently, batteries use graphite electrodes. ... Almost as soon. as they realised that the reduction of graphite to layers of graphene produced a new

11 Apr 2013: The fibre is flexible, both. Fibres in Hele-Shaw cells 519. FIGURE 1. ... First, the asymptotics in the two limits of small and largefibres are derived easily.

22 Nov 2013: Mark Peplow. Graphene offers a way to make flexible and transparent smartphone screens. ... Graphene-based devices. are compact and can generate or detect the waves at room temperature.

26 Sep 2013: Research Horizons is produced by the University of Cambridge’s Office of External Affairs and Communications. ... I’m convinced that the projects we do going forward will not be discipline based.

21 Feb 2013: Dame Mavis McDonald’s and Dr Vanessa Lawrence’s first terms of office will expire on 31 December 2012. ... office, and playing field facilities should also be completed as part of the first phase.

31 Oct 2013: Erwin’s group has found that acatalyst based on the common, cheapmetal cobalt, works well. ... It was my first exposureto molecular biology, and I’ve beenhooked ever since.’.

31 Oct 2013: The business has clearly developedquite significantly from that small company you first went back to.That’s right. ... for the first time –Tchaikovsky’s 2nd with The Orchestra on the Hill.

4 Feb 2013: These were my first wild elephants - the Congo forest type with toothpicks for tusks. ... Rhodesian visitor from Kilembe Mines; first to Pelican Point and then along the shore.

19 Oct 2013: 1). And it is like the originalcontrol room displays of the Three Mile Island nuclear. ... 2 overleaf). For therest of us it is wise to play safe, especially whenmaking a first draft (Appendix below).

19 Dec 2013: the first cohort of undergraduates subject to the higher rate £9,000 tuition fee matriculated in October 2012. ... the Agreement permits the University to charge the highest level of fee providing that it provides “a flexible and needs-based financial

31 Oct 2013: First, Clare Grey is to take up theGeoffrey Moorehouse GIbson chair of chemistry. ... Ian Fleming onthe peopleI first stepped intothe building in1956, when it wasstill a constructionsite.

2 Jul 2013: Appendix 5 includes. summary tables and charts to display results from the nine questionnaires. ... Wilson, E. (2010). School-based Research. A guide for education students. SAGE, London.

27 Jan 2013: ground tunnels. However, before the vibrational energy enters the buildings it must first. ... jected to point-loads and line-loads were first developed by Lamb [88].

31 Oct 2013: This book is. based on the conviction that religious faiths have profoundly important. ... produced by the Transition Movement, often based on their experience of.

11 Feb 2013: iv. user-friendly, web-based services for research, teaching, and administration appropriate to their needs;. ... First, it does not have clear budgetary control over the majority of the funding of UCS and MISD.

19 Oct 2013: The record also shows, beginningnear that time, the first of two periods of strikinglyrapid brain expansion; see Fig. ... But recognition of the distinction means recog-nition, first of all, of hypercredulity itself.

31 Oct 2013: says Tanya, who’s in the first year of herPhD in Stephen Elliott’s group. ... First, severalCambridge chemists are on the list ofRoyal Society of Chemistry award win-ners for 2010.

31 Oct 2013: for an oil company, a physicist at Sussexuniversity produced this soluble car-bon. ... Chris did really well, and won the. UK’s first gold medal since theMelbourne Olympiad in 1998.

25 Mar 2013: 21, No. 7 / OPTICS EXPRESS 7945. A variety of approaches have been used to make graphene-based SAs. ... The modulation depth of our GF is much larger than that reported for single-layer graphene based devices (e.g., 0.54% in [47].).

16 May 2013: displays of DisplayTech, which are. nowadays produced by the millions. every year. ... bel Saez, have produced chiral and. non-chiral mesogenic dendritic materi-. als based on silsesquioxane, fullerene,.

3 Mar 2013: foundation model based on a combination of the boundary-element method and periodic structure. ... extensive efforts being made at reducing railway vibration. Track maintenance is the first.

5 Jun 2013: This was a period dominated by the annual displays of contemporary painting held by such institutions as the Society of Artists and the Royal Academy, and by the portraiture produced by ... The review shall be submitted to the Examiners not later than

29 May 2013: Moreover, they observed that UHMWPE fibres display nearly no strain rate sensitivity for. ... ductility in the 45o orientation. The HB26, HB50 and the CFRP-U composites have a relatively soft matrix and display considerable ductility (in excess of 20%)

17 Jun 2013: Here we combine extreme temporal resolution broadbandpump-probe spectroscopy with a microscopic semi-analyticaltheory based on the semiclassical Boltzmann equation (SBE) toinvestigate e–e collisions in graphene during the very early ... Nat. Mater. 11,

29 May 2013: The HB26, HB50 and the CFRP-U composites have a relatively soft matrix and display considerable ductility (in excess of 20%) and we first consider these materials. ... First, consider the CFRP-U data as shown in Fig. 10c and Fig.

29 Oct 2013: Minimising the use of hazardous substances. SECONdARY TECHNOlOGY. Big data and knowledge based automation. ... Locating design near manufacturing isn’t critical. Examples: advanced semiconductors, high-density flexible circuits.

17 Jul 2013: level of short-distance cross sections, but it displays an anomalously large event-failure. ... 4. Running. It is straightforward to run MC@NLO. First, edit5. MCatNLO.inputs.

4 Feb 2013: This book describes the first phase of my life as a combination of autobiography and memoir. ... She took a leading role in local politics, first as a conservative and then as an independent.

7 Nov 2013: Ferrari4. Optical trapping and manipulation of micrometre-sized particles was first reported in 1970. ... Atoms. Molecules. Cells. Fullerenes. Nanowires andnanotubes Graphene. Plasmonic nanoparticles. Synthetic colloidsQuantum dotsNV centres.