The unusual electronic, mechanical and chemical properties of graphene at the molecular scale promise ultra-fast transistors for electronics.
Called Dijitalfix, it's a new outpost of an established Williamsburg, Brooklyn, business that sells whimsically designed desk and office paraphernalia, unusual calendars and electronics accessories with as much of a premium on design as on function.
At the time, it was something new and insanely cool — something that was quite unusual for consumer electronics devices at the time.
Recently, gold nanorods (GNRs) have attracted interest due to their unusual properties in electronics and optics [9, 10] and especially in bionanotechnology fields involving bioimaging [11, 12], biosensing [13 16], DNA expression [17], cancer therapy [18], etc.
Due to a persistent need of equally stretchable power sources, especially for some emerging bio-integrated applications enabled by this unusual class of electronics, stretchable energy storage systems have been attracting increasing attentions in the past few years.
But buying electronics is unusual among women, and that has made technology companies fascinated with scrapbooking.
Their unusual properties could transform electronics, from solar cells to computers and sensors.
The timbres produced by rock ensembles and other groups employing electronics are unusual for a number of reasons.
Mr. Smith of the Toxic Coalition says that what makes electronics manufacturing unusual is that employees can be steadily exposed to low levels of several chemicals, rather than a single dangerous material, like benzene, shown to cause brain cancer, or asbestos, which has been linked to lung disease.
Norway objects to that, and to Russian trawlers' sometimes cavalier behaviour; their on-board electronics can be unusual, too.Norway is the only old European NATO member bordering Russia.
