[PDF] Top 20 Silver nanoparticle ink technology: state of the art

... a silver NP-based ink submitted to a sintering treatment and to a bonding phase, it was possible to join the conductive track with discrete tradi- tional ... See full document

... the state of the art on models and methods for reliability optimization problems (ROPs) including reliability allocation, redundancy allocation and reliability-redundancy ...uncertainty state and ... See full document

... a state of the art review about the application of geographic information under different approaches: its use on location based services, the collaborative user participation on it, its ... See full document

... Wireless sensor network (WSN) technologies provide a useful and efficient tool for remote and real-time monitor- ing of important variables involved in grape production, processing the data and transmitting the required ... See full document

... Abstract: This paper reviews state-of-the-art microwave ablation (MWA) of tumors. MWA is a novel method for treating inoperable tumors, ie, tumors that cannot be treated surgically. However, patients ... See full document

... 94 When the relationship between acute experimental pain and pain-catastrophizing scores was examined using fMRI, catastrophizing was correlated with increased activity in the medial[r] ... See full document

... Additionally, a score was developed from the Atherosclero- sis Risk In Communities study in which age, race, height, smoking, systolic blood pressure, treatment of hypertension, cardia[r] ... See full document

... Factors associated with short-term local recurrence of liver cancer after percutaneous ablation using irreversible electroporation: a prospective single-center study. Cannon R, Ellis S[r] ... See full document

... A newer technology, thin-film PV, accounts for 10%–15% of global installed PV capacity [8]. Rather than using polysilicon, these cells use thin layers of semiconductor materials like amorphous silicon (a-Si), ... See full document

... DNA technology for the purpose of identification continues to promote interest in more powerful and novel methods of ...genomic technology enable more and more information to be extracted from samples ... See full document

... Abstract: It has been estimated that 180,000–450,000 people die suddenly in the US every year. Currently, the most effective method for reducing the risk of sudden death in those patients at highest risk is implantation ... See full document

... There has being difficulties with the launch of WAP, especially in Europe, due to the slow speed and high charges when using WAP on GSM technology. The increase use of GPRS will see an increase popularity of WAP ... See full document

... Keywords: Transient osteoporosis; Bone marrow edema; Hip; Femoral head; Osteoporosis; Avascular necrosis.. Introduction.[r] ... See full document

... In the Endophthalmitis Vitrectomy Study (EVS), 24 94% of patients with acute-onset postoperative endophthalmitis following cataract surgery or secondary intraocular lens [r] ... See full document

... AgNPs feature surface plasmons (SP) activated by interaction of conductive electrons and an external electromagnetic field, i.e. via irradiation with light. If these photons have the right frequency (i.e. the plasmonic ... See full document

... printing, ink was directly transferred through engraved ...by ink of one-type and printed structure can be damaged by contact of substrate with ...roll. Ink-jet printing technology creates a ... See full document

... This paper combines the disciplines of 2D printed electronics with AM to expand the impact of MFAM. It shows that it is possible to overcome some of the major research challenges in the 3D­printing of highly dissimilar ... See full document

... Since a few years, green synthesis of AgNPs has been reported using Olive leaf (Mostafa M.H. Khalil et.al., 2013)[24], Aloe Vera (Chandran, S.P et.al., 2006) [25], Averrhoa carambola fruit (Ipsita Hazra Chowdhury et.al., ... See full document

... The filamentous fungi possess some advantages over bacteria in nanoparticles synthesis, as most of the fungi are easy to handle, required simple nutrient, possess high wall-binding capacity, as well as intracellular ... See full document

... In particular, AgNP-polymeric nanoparticles with a high Ag content showed increased antimicrobial properties toward E. coli and S. aureus. The pNIPAM AgNP-nanoparticles showed a higher retention of Ag content after ... See full document