Interviewshttp://www.youris.comyouris.comSander Dorenbos: seeing the (almost) invisible with nano-wires quality - part 1 A new device based on superconducting nano-materials helps to detect single photons with higher efficiency.Mon, 16 Apr 2012 17:58:40 GMThttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Sander_Dorenbos_Seeing_The_Almost_Invisible_With_NanoWires_Quality.klhttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Sander_Dorenbos_Seeing_The_Almost_Invisible_With_NanoWires_Quality.klFloor van de Pavert: seeing the (almost) invisible with nano-wires quality - part 2 How three young entrepreneurs have transformed a brilliant invention into a commercial product.Mon, 16 Apr 2012 17:54:51 GMThttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Floor_Van_De_Pavert_Seeing_The_Almost_Invisible_With_NanoWires_Quality__Part_2.klhttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Floor_Van_De_Pavert_Seeing_The_Almost_Invisible_With_NanoWires_Quality__Part_2.klClare Arkwright: "Fuelling hopes for unplugged power supplies" An ingenious trick improves the efficiency of direct methanol fuel cells. Will they become an alternative to traditional batteries and power units?Tue, 03 Apr 2012 09:10:24 GMThttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Clare_Arkwright_Fuelling_Hopes_For_Unplugged_Power_Supplies.klhttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Clare_Arkwright_Fuelling_Hopes_For_Unplugged_Power_Supplies.klTilmann Leisegang: "Towards a miniature X-ray laboratory" An autofocusing X-ray optic improves materials research and brings a generation of pocket-size systems.Wed, 28 Mar 2012 10:37:24 GMThttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Tilmann_Leisegang_Towards_A_Miniature_XRay_Laboratory.klhttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Tilmann_Leisegang_Towards_A_Miniature_XRay_Laboratory.klFrançois Plais: “A spongy nanomaterial may change the way to monitor water quality” - part 1 A group of French researchers has developed a nanomaterial that works like a sponge for some water pollutants and allows to measure them easily and quickly.Wed, 07 Mar 2012 11:32:11 GMThttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Franois_Plais_A_Spongy_Nanomaterial_May_Change_The_Way_To_Monitor_Water_Quality.klhttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Franois_Plais_A_Spongy_Nanomaterial_May_Change_The_Way_To_Monitor_Water_Quality.klBram van der Gaag: "A spongy nanomaterial may change the way to monitor water quality" - part 2 Bram van der Gaag is a scientific researcher for "Monitoring and sensoring" at KWR and works on the project developing a nanomaterial aimed at monitoring water quality.Wed, 07 Mar 2012 11:17:19 GMThttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Bram_Van_Der_Gaag__A_Spongy_Nanomaterial_May_Change_The_Way_To_Monitor_Water_Quality_Part_2.klhttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Bram_Van_Der_Gaag__A_Spongy_Nanomaterial_May_Change_The_Way_To_Monitor_Water_Quality_Part_2.klNew nanocarbon materials for biomedical uses will soon reach the market “Biomedical carbons, could be used, among others, for wound treatment and for blood filtration” Prof. Steve Tennison says.Thu, 23 Feb 2012 11:22:21 GMThttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Nanocarbon_Materials_For_Biomedical_Uses.klhttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Nanocarbon_Materials_For_Biomedical_Uses.klMiguel Holgado: “You need to advance a lot in your technology to negotiate with investors” Thanks to the EU support to technology transfer, a label-free immunoassay system utilizing advanced optical and micro-nano technology is reaching the market.Mon, 06 Feb 2012 13:36:46 GMThttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Miguel_Holgado_You_Need_To_Advance_A_Lot_In_Your_Technology_To_Negotiate_With_Investors.klhttp://www.youris.com/Interviews/Miguel_Holgado_You_Need_To_Advance_A_Lot_In_Your_Technology_To_Negotiate_With_Investors.kl