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Nanovate : commercializing disruptive nanotechnologies / Mohab Anis [and three others]

Contributor(s): Anis, Mohab, autor
Material type: materialTypeLabelE-bookPublisher: Cham, Switzerland : Springer, 2017Description: 1 recurso en línea.ISBN: 3319448633; 9783319448633.Subject: NanotecnologíaOnline resources: Acceso a este recurso digital (usuarios Universidad Europea de Madrid)Digital Resources
Contents:
Acknowledgements; Disclaimer from Authors; Contents; About the Authors; Chapter 1: Introduction; Introductory Words; Types of Nanostructures; Graphene; Carbon Nanotubes; Fullerene; Nanopolymers (Conductive); Nanoparticles; Nanomicelles; Nanocapsules; Nanoemulsions; Nanospheres; Quantum Dots (QD); Nanocomposite; Nanowires and Nanowhiskers; References; Chapter 2: Construction and Building Applications; Introduction; Cases; Hong Kong Subway; Hycrete; Bioni, Inc.; Société Générale; Pilkington Active Glass; Lumotone, Inc. NanoShutters; References.
Advanced Sports Nutrition: Creatine Shenzhen Tea; References; Chapter 12: Packaging Applications; Introduction; Cases; SABMiller's Beer Bottles; Bayer: Packaging Film; Melitta's Aluminum Foil; The Sharper Image: Storage Bags and Boxes; RipeSense Smart Packaging; References; Chapter 13: Agricultural Applications; Introduction; Cases; Syngenta Pesticide; Sonic Essentials"! References; Chapter 14: Cosmetic Applications; Introduction; Cases; Christian Dior Foundation; Shinso Skin Lifting Gel; Pureology Shampoo and Conditioner; Kara Vita Lip Tender; Sangi's Toothpaste; References.
Chapter 3: Manufacturing Applications Introduction; Cases; Industrial Nanotech, Inc.; Alphabet EnergyTM; Dynalene; Aerotech®; FibeRio®; TriboTEX; References; Chapter 4: Clean Energy Applications; Introduction; Cases; Hydrexia-Solid State Hydrogen Storage; Gasp Solar Nanowire Solar Cells; Graphene Nanochem Oil Mining Nanofluids; Solar Botanic LTD.; Spire Solar BIPV; Royal DSM KhepriCoat; Phoenix Motors; References; Chapter 5: Environment and Remediation Applications; Introduction; Cases; Nanostruck, Inc.; Hypercat ACP™; Nano Engineered Applications, Inc.
Dais Analytic Corporation: ConsERV"!Genano®; Seldon Technologies, Inc.; Aluminastic Corporation; References; Chapter 6: Automotive Applications; Introduction; Cases; Mercedes Benz; Bridgestone; Umicore's Car Exhaust; Millers Oils; General Motors; References; Chapter 7: Electronic Applications; Introduction; Cases; Sony LED TV; LG All in One PC; Aramco Saudi Nanobots; InVisage's High Resolution Image Sensors: QuantumFilm"! Samsung's Washing Machines; Daewoo Refrigerators; References; Chapter 8: Printing Applications; Introduction; Cases; Landa; Bare Conductive Electric Paint.
DNA Technologies' DNA Matrix"!HologramsChapter 9: Textile Applications; Introduction; Cases; Adidas Lone Star Spike; Hi-Tec Shoes; Eddie Bauer; Alexium; Radiation Shield Technologies; DuPont Stretchable Conductor; References; Chapter 10: Sports Equipment; Introduction; Cases; Easton Bikes; Maruman Golf Clubs; Wilson nCode Tennis Racquets; References; Chapter 11: Nutraceutical Industry; Introduction; Cases; Frutarom Flavors for Food and Beverage; Shemen Industries: Canola Oil; Aquanova Weight Management Formula; RBC Life Sciences: Chocolate Shakes; O'lala Chocolate Gum.
Abstract: This book introduces readers from diverse backgrounds to the principles underlying nanotechnology, from devices to systems, while also describing in detail how businesses can use nanotechnology to redesign their products and processes, in order to have a clear edge over their competition. The authors include 75 case studies, describing in a highly-accessible manner, real nanotechnology innovations from 15 different industrial sectors. For each case study, the technology or business challenges faced by the company are highlighted, the type of nanotechnology adopted is defined, and the eventual economic and social impact is described. Introduces fundamentals of nanotechnology and its applications in a highly-accessible manner Includes 75 case studies of commercializing nanotechnology from 15 industrial sectors, including Automotive, Consumer Electronics, and Renewable Energy Enables nanotechnology experts to learn simple and important business concepts to facilitate the transfer of science to the market Introduces business owners to various means to resolve industrial challenges using nanotechnologies.
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LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO Madrid Digital Acceso Electrónico (UEM) Ciencias e Ingeniería T174.7 N366 2017 EB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Acceso electrónico eBook.20022625
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Acknowledgements; Disclaimer from Authors; Contents; About the Authors; Chapter 1: Introduction; Introductory Words; Types of Nanostructures; Graphene; Carbon Nanotubes; Fullerene; Nanopolymers (Conductive); Nanoparticles; Nanomicelles; Nanocapsules; Nanoemulsions; Nanospheres; Quantum Dots (QD); Nanocomposite; Nanowires and Nanowhiskers; References; Chapter 2: Construction and Building Applications; Introduction; Cases; Hong Kong Subway; Hycrete; Bioni, Inc.; Société Générale; Pilkington Active Glass; Lumotone, Inc. NanoShutters; References.

Advanced Sports Nutrition: Creatine Shenzhen Tea; References; Chapter 12: Packaging Applications; Introduction; Cases; SABMiller's Beer Bottles; Bayer: Packaging Film; Melitta's Aluminum Foil; The Sharper Image: Storage Bags and Boxes; RipeSense Smart Packaging; References; Chapter 13: Agricultural Applications; Introduction; Cases; Syngenta Pesticide; Sonic Essentials"! References; Chapter 14: Cosmetic Applications; Introduction; Cases; Christian Dior Foundation; Shinso Skin Lifting Gel; Pureology Shampoo and Conditioner; Kara Vita Lip Tender; Sangi's Toothpaste; References.

Chapter 3: Manufacturing Applications Introduction; Cases; Industrial Nanotech, Inc.; Alphabet EnergyTM; Dynalene; Aerotech®; FibeRio®; TriboTEX; References; Chapter 4: Clean Energy Applications; Introduction; Cases; Hydrexia-Solid State Hydrogen Storage; Gasp Solar Nanowire Solar Cells; Graphene Nanochem Oil Mining Nanofluids; Solar Botanic LTD.; Spire Solar BIPV; Royal DSM KhepriCoat; Phoenix Motors; References; Chapter 5: Environment and Remediation Applications; Introduction; Cases; Nanostruck, Inc.; Hypercat ACP™; Nano Engineered Applications, Inc.

Dais Analytic Corporation: ConsERV"!Genano®; Seldon Technologies, Inc.; Aluminastic Corporation; References; Chapter 6: Automotive Applications; Introduction; Cases; Mercedes Benz; Bridgestone; Umicore's Car Exhaust; Millers Oils; General Motors; References; Chapter 7: Electronic Applications; Introduction; Cases; Sony LED TV; LG All in One PC; Aramco Saudi Nanobots; InVisage's High Resolution Image Sensors: QuantumFilm"! Samsung's Washing Machines; Daewoo Refrigerators; References; Chapter 8: Printing Applications; Introduction; Cases; Landa; Bare Conductive Electric Paint.

DNA Technologies' DNA Matrix"!HologramsChapter 9: Textile Applications; Introduction; Cases; Adidas Lone Star Spike; Hi-Tec Shoes; Eddie Bauer; Alexium; Radiation Shield Technologies; DuPont Stretchable Conductor; References; Chapter 10: Sports Equipment; Introduction; Cases; Easton Bikes; Maruman Golf Clubs; Wilson nCode Tennis Racquets; References; Chapter 11: Nutraceutical Industry; Introduction; Cases; Frutarom Flavors for Food and Beverage; Shemen Industries: Canola Oil; Aquanova Weight Management Formula; RBC Life Sciences: Chocolate Shakes; O'lala Chocolate Gum.

This book introduces readers from diverse backgrounds to the principles underlying nanotechnology, from devices to systems, while also describing in detail how businesses can use nanotechnology to redesign their products and processes, in order to have a clear edge over their competition. The authors include 75 case studies, describing in a highly-accessible manner, real nanotechnology innovations from 15 different industrial sectors. For each case study, the technology or business challenges faced by the company are highlighted, the type of nanotechnology adopted is defined, and the eventual economic and social impact is described. Introduces fundamentals of nanotechnology and its applications in a highly-accessible manner Includes 75 case studies of commercializing nanotechnology from 15 industrial sectors, including Automotive, Consumer Electronics, and Renewable Energy Enables nanotechnology experts to learn simple and important business concepts to facilitate the transfer of science to the market Introduces business owners to various means to resolve industrial challenges using nanotechnologies.

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