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Developing Thin Films for Biomolecular Electronics of the Future Written by AZoMMar 3 2021 Modern electronics is nearing the boundary of its capabilities, which are governed by the fundamental laws of physics. Albumin protein molecule in the water environment. Image Credit: Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University Hence, the use of classical materials such as silicon can no longer satisfy the needs of energy efficiency of the devices. At present, it is essential to begin looking for new materials and new principles for the functioning of electronic devices To find a solution to th...
Researchers are developing thin films, the elements for biomolecular electronics. Scientists believe that biological macromolecules such as nucleic acids, proteins, amino acids can become a promising material for modern electronics. It obtains several unique properties, for example, the self-organization ability, which is why the molecules can be assembled into certain structures, for example, into biomolecular films.
Upward trajectory of US-India Strategic Partnership, says renowned defence and nuclear expert Vivek Lall Huma Siddiqui © Provided by The Financial Express Dr. Vivek Lall, Chief Executive for the General Atomics Global Corporation. (Photo Credits: Lall, Vivek-HR.jpg) In a significant move, last October, India and the US had inked the landmark defence pact — Basic Exchange and Cooperation Agreement (BECA) BECA. With this agreement in place, the two countries can share high-end military technology, geospatial maps and classified satellite data between their militaries. The B...