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If you have ever wondered how a real science project operates and wanted to see what it is like working in a research lab, then the nano2hybrids project should fulfil your curiosity-driven appetite.

Over the next three years, the scientists involved in the EU-funded nano2hybrids project to invent a tiny gas sensor will be breaking new ground in the field of nanoscience and communication.

A selection of science research videos covering the nano2hybrid project will added to this page in addition you can follow the project on through a series of video diaries on the link below.

Introduction to the N2H Project (8 videos): Setting out to invent the tiniest Gas Sensor

Its the start of the N2H project and 7 groups of researchers set about trying to invent the tiniest gas sensor.  To view the introduction to the project and meet the scientists please view the videos here.

 
N2H Project Progress (5 videos): Final Year of Research

The N2H project to invent the tiniest gas sensor is now well into its final year.  To see how the research is progressing and hear what the scientists are up to please view the videos here.

 
Final SensorThe End of the Project (2 videos): Science Research Video

The N2H project to invent the tiniest gas sensor is now well into its final year.  To see how the research is progressing and hear what the scientists are up to please view the videos here.

 


 

Links To Other Information:

nano2hybrids
The main nano2hybrids website with scientists diaries and video

Carbon Nanotubes Randomly Decorated with Gold Clusters: from Nanohybrid Atomic Structures to Gas Sensing Prototypes
N2H Project Paper published in Nanotechnology

Next Big Thing : Nanotechnology
A discussion programme introducing nanotechnology
 



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