© Photo: Alejandro Posada / MPI for Intelligent Systems
Smallest Chemical Nanomotor and Smallest Nanopropeller published
- 22 June 2014
- Micro, Nano, and Molecular Systems
We have published a paper about synthetic chemical nanomotors with an overall size (30 nm) that is comparable to that of some enzymes (Nano Lett., 2014, 14 (5), pp 2407–2412), as well as nanopropellers that are small enough to navigate complex biological networks (diameter of 70 nm), yet can be fully controlled (ACS Nano, Article ASAP, DOI: 10.1021/nn502360t).
Self-Propelling Nanomotors in the Presence of Strong Brownian Forces →
Nanopropellers and Their Actuation in Complex Viscoelastic Media →
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Tung Chun Lee
PostDoc, now Lecturer, Institute for Materials Discovery, University College London
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Andrew Mark
PostDoc, Petzow Prize winner (2015), now Manager of Optical Engineering at Metamaterial Technologies Inc. (MTI), Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Debora Schamel
PhD (2015), Postdoc, then Postdoctoral Fellow at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University, USA
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