Use of Magnetic Nanoparticles as In Situ Mucus Property Probe

In situ deposition/positioning of magnetic nanoparticles with ferroelectric nanolithography

Ferroelectric nanolithography is a new approach to processing nanostructures, which can position multiple components made of various materials into predefined configurations. Local polarization in ferroelectric compounds is manipulated to control the surface electronic structure and direct attachment of molecules and particles. Here, the presence of optically excited electron-hole pairs on ferr...

Study of the Fluxset Magnetic Probe Speed–sensitivity Developed for Detection of Magnetic Nanoparticles in Surgery

Markers for imaging are vital parts of surgical processes. Since radioactive compound pose considerable risk to both the recipient and the surgical staff, alternative marking techniques are of interest. In NANOMAGDYE project, magnetooptically active nano-particles were created for this reason. The detection of the magnetic interaction of low mass nanoparticles in surgical environment is very ch...

Diamond as a magnetic field calibration probe

An optical method is proposed for the calibration of pulsed magnetic fields using photoluminescence from synthetic diamond. Generally, the pulsed magnetic field profile is reconstructed by measuring the pick-up voltage in a small coil with an effective area that needs to be known accurately. A useful method to calibrate this area is presented using the 1.4040 eV optical transition at the 1.4 eV...

Magnetic Nanoparticles as separators of nucleic acids

Introduction Molecular biology deals with the explanation of how the functioning of living organisms is subject to the characteristics of particles, and especially biopolymers such as nucleic acids and proteins. Along with the development and advancement of molecular biology techniques, it was possible to develop several methods of separation of macromolecules using different physicochemical ph...

ELNES as a probe of magnetic order in mixed oxides