Issue 59, September-October 2019, 21 pages
The main nanotech markets, graphene and quantum dots, continue to receive heavy investment and funding. Products that have come to the market over the past few months include marine coatings, anti-counterfeiting, solar panels and new TV and display products. Samsung has announced plans to invest $11 billion in QD technology and QD producers have recently received multi-million dollar funding.
This month we also cover the fascinating shape memory materials market. Shape memory materials are a widely-investigated class of smart materials capable of changing from one predetermined shape to another in response to a stimulus. These materials are already used in biomedical, consumer products, electronics, construction, robotics, aerospace and automotive industries. However, they generally go under the radar of new technologies, which will likely change in the coming years.
In this issue
- New nanotech commercial investments, agreements, collaborations and finance, September-October 2019.
- New nanotech products, September-October 2019.
- New graphene products, September-October 2019.
- Global nanomaterials regulations and policy news, September-October 2019.
- Market focus on shape memory materials.
- Large investment in boron nitride nanotubes.
- Funding for graphene batteries.
- Investment in electroluminescent quantum dot light emitting diode (EL-QLED) device technology.
- Developing advanced therapies for burns, chronic ulcers and surgical wounds.
- Carbon nanotubes for durable solar panels.
- Carbon nanotubes in ski equipment.
- Improving the strength of glass with nanotech.
- Quantum dot anti-counterfeiting solution.
- Samsung Display to invest a 13.1 trillion won ($11 billion) in Quantum Dot (QD) displays.
- De-icing nano thermal coatings.
- Graphene in anti-corrosion coatings.
- Graphene in aerospace applications.
- Graphene tires.
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An expanded issue that looks at future efforts to mitigate the current pandemic. Namely, the use of antimicrobial and antiviral nanocoatings, which is light of the current situation should be rolled out on a global scale over the next couple of years. Cost has traditionally been viewed as a significant hindrance to their use, especially in healthcare environments, both in terms of the cost of the coatings themselves and cost competitiveness versus traditional coatings. However, the colossal economic damage caused by the Covid-19 pandemic should render the cost issue irrelevant if public health authorities wish to fully mitigate future public health emergencies. This issue also covers latest anti-viral nanotech face masks products, investments, nanotech products, regulations and graphene news.
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The main nanotech markets, graphene and quantum dots, continue to receive heavy investment and funding. Products that have come to the market over the past few months include marine coatings, anti-counterfeiting, solar panels and new TV and display products. Samsung has announced plans to invest $11 billion in QD technology and QD producers have recently received multi-million dollar funding.
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The market for nanomaterials continues to grow, in part driven by their ability to meet challenges for biofriendly and sustainable products. This month there are numerous product developments in renewable energy, oil spillage clean-up, fast charging batteries for electric vehicles and environmentally friendly packaging.
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Quantum dots are THE nanomaterials success story. Quantum-dot enhancement film is widely used in LEDs for high definition televisions and displays, and are a multi-billion dollar market. However, what we have seen so far is the tip of the iceberg.
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There has been an increasing focus over the past couple of years in using nanotechnology and nanomaterials to meet many of the significant energy and sustainability challenges that the world faces. In fact, many of the challenges facing all major industries are being met by the exploitation of these remarkable materials. This month's issue covers new product developments in graphene filters, nano smart windows, new carbon nanomaterials for batteries, nanostructured alloys for electric vehicle charger connectors and silicon quantum dots for solar windows.
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Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), automotive nanotechnology. Latest nanotech, graphene product and business news.
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Polymer nanocomposites. The market for graphene, carbon nanotubes, nanoclays and cellulose nanofibers in composites. Products, companies and technologies.
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Waterproof nanocoatings. Graphene in filtraton. Latest nanotech news. |
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Nanotech in filtration. Hot nanotechnology companies. View content |
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Cellulose nanocrystals. Automotive nanocomposites.
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Self-healing materials and coatings. Nanotechnology in smart medical wearables. Read more
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Nanocomposites Market and Outlook. Nanotech in the Smart and Interactive Textiles Market. Read more
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Nanocellulose in Japan. Conductive nano inks. Graphene in steel coatings. Read more
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The market for tetrahedral amorphous carbon (ta-C) coatings. Hydrophobic nanocoatings for consumer electronics. Read more
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Graphene Quantum Dots (GQDs). Graphene in coatings. Read more
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Analysis of the global market for single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT). Read more
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Nanotechnology in the smart textiles and wearables market. Read more
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Using carbon nanostructures as the assembly platform in semiconductor advanced packaging. Read more
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Nanodiamonds. Automotive nanodisplays. Nanoskin deep. Read more
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Smart electronic clothing incorporating nanomaterials for conductivity and monitoring. Nanotech in China. Smart windows. Read more
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Graphene Quantum Dots, Carbon Nano-Onions, Commercializing Nanocellulose. Read more
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Quantum Dot TVs. The market for PAMAM dendrimers. C2N holey 2D materials. Read more
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Carbon Nanotube Memory, Meta Materials and Nano Lubricants. Read more
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Anti-reflective nanocoatings, Anti-icing nanocoatings, Graphene in South Korea. Read more
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Nanotechnology in Japan; Carbon nanomaterials in Asia. Read more
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2D Materials Special Issue. Read more
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Nanomaterials in Packaging; Food Packaging; Anti-counterfeiting; Chemical, Biological and Explosive Threat Detection. Read more
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Nanocoatings are increasingly finding application in metal equipment requiring protection from corrosion, fatigue, wear, erosion and heat; Graphene in Lithium-ion batteries (LIB); Nanotechnology in wound care. Read more
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Graphene market and nanotech companies to watch in 2015. Read more
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Anti-fingerprint nanocoatings, automotive nanocoatings and printable electronics. Read more
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The nanocoatings market. Read more
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Titanium dioxide nanoparticles. Medical nanocoatings. ZIRCONIUM OXIDE NANOPARTICLES. Read more
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Nanocoatings in waterproof electronics. Single walled carbon nanotubes. Flexible nanowires. Read more
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Quantum dots in displays. Carbon nanotubes. Read more
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Nanomaterials in Li-ion batteries. Self-healing nanomaterials. Gold nanoparticles. Read more
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Industry outlook from Aeonclad Coatings. Graphene in healthcare. Read more
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Graphene: Guest article from Vorbeck Materials. Graphene-The new wonder material: Guest article from Haydale. Graphene commercialization: Graphene in products. Anti-corrosion nanocoatings. Read more
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Nanomaterials in Li-ion batteries. Nanosilica. Carbon nanotubes. Read more
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Cellulose nanocrystals. Success in graphene. Zinc oxide nanoparticles. Read more
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Graphene: Guest article from Vorbeck Materials. Graphene-The new wonder material: Guest article from Haydale. Graphene in products. Anti-corrosion nanocoatings. Read more |
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Graphene production. Green Earth Nano Science Inc. outlines the use of colloidal chemistry in their range of products. Automotive nanocoatings. Graphene in China. Read more
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Photocatalytic nanocoatings. Nanocoatings strategies and growing markets. Nanotech in the marine and boat industry. Nanotech in the biomedical and life sciences industry. Nanocoatings in the industrial tools and machinery sector. Read more
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Nanotech in smartphones. Graphene in the electronics market. Interview with Graphenea. Leading nanotech companies in the biomedical and life sciences industry. Focus on germanane. Read more
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Featuring the hottest 100 nanotech products in: Consumer goods, medicine, plastics, automotive, security, aerospace, oil & gas, construction, electronics etc. Read more
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Featuring the hottest 100 nanotech companies including producers and application developers. Read more
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Quantum dots. Nanofood. Nanomagnetics. Nanowires. Magnesium hydroxide nanoparticles. Read more
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Nanotechnology in the oil and gas industry. Carbon nanotube sensors. Dendrimers. Carbon nanohorns. Nanotechnology in cement. Read more
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Carbon Nanotubes Markets and Future Prospects. Nanomaterials Regulation Worldwide. The Market for Nanoscale Precipitated calcium carbonate. AFM Probes Market and Companies. Nanotechnology in South Korea. Read more
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Graphene. Specialty optical fibers. Silicene. Graphdiyne. Graphane. Read more
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Anti-corrosion nanocoatings. Nanocellulose production in france. Nano-precipitated calcium carbonate. Molybdenum disulfide . Nanofibers. Antimony tin oxide nanopowders. Read more
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Nanotechnology in textiles. Zinc oxide nanoparticles. Nanoalumina. Nanotech in the aerospace and aviation industries. Nanotechnology in the United Kingdom. Read more
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Nanocomposites in cement. Nanotechnology in adhesives. The market for nanocoatings. Anti-fingerprint coatings. Nanomaterials in insulation. Read more
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Nanotechnology in security. Nanophotonics. Nanofibers. Nanotechnology in Germany. View content
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Going green with nanotechnology. Nanocellulose. NANOTOXICOLOGY-A COMPLEX ISSUE. Nanotechnology in catalysts. Nanotechnology in Russia. Nanosilver. View content
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Understanding the challenge of nanomaterials toxicology. Nanostructured Zirconia. The EU Definition of Nanomaterials – Perspectives from Europe and America. Current progress and future perspectives in toxicology of nanomaterials. Cerium oxide nanopowders. View content
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Nano drug delivery. Sol-gel coatings. Nanotechnology in batteries. Fullerenes. Nanotechnology in India. View content
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Nanotechnology in medical implants. How nanomaterials are leading to new and enhanced products in the cosmetics and personal care. Nanocomposite coatings. A guide to the latest nanotechnology developments for water treatment and remediation. A look at Taiwan’s National Nanotechnology Program, now in its second phase. Titanium Dioxide Nanopowders. Read more
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Nanosilver. Regulating nanotechnology.Nanocellulose. Nanotechnology in China. Nanotechnology in glass. View content
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Quantum dots. Nanotechnology in solar energy. Nanotechnology in the military. Focus on nanotechnology in the construction and architecture sector. Focus on nanotechnology in the cleantech sector. Nanotechnology in the USA. A look at how anti-corrosion and wear resistant nanocoatings are being applied to a wide range of industries including oil and gas and manufacturing machinery. Zinc oxide nanopowders. Read more
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GRAPHENE: The new wonder material? How nanotechnology is driving the next generation of electronics and computing. Nanotech-enabled next generation displays for consumer electronics. A look at how nanotechnology is driving innovation in the consumer products sector. Focus on nanotechnology in the volatile automotive industry. Nanotechnology in Japan. Nanoclays-end user market for nanoclays are in packaging, automotive, cosmetics and toiletries, water filtration, flame retardant materials, medical and biomaterials and paints, pigments and dyes. Read more
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