magnetic isotopes – TechConnect Briefs

Stable Magnetic Isotopes as New Trend in Nanonuclear Biotechnology

Koltover V., Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU

With dimensions of the order of tens angstroms, biomolecular devices are assigned, in modern terminology, to objects of “nanophysics”. At the same time, all of them are composed from chemical elements many of which have [...]

Stable Magnetic Isotopes and Reliability of Biomolecular Nanoreactors

Koltover V.K., Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU

The trend of nanoscaling brings engineering down to the dimensions of molecular structures but in so doing poses also the problem of how to create the reliable system from the molecular components which experience permanent [...]

Reliability in Nano-Engineering: Nuclear Spin of Magnesium-25 as Reliability Factor in Molecular and Biomolecular Nanoreactors

Koltover V.K., Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU

The trend of nanoscaling brings engineering down to the dimensions of molecular structures. However, it poses the problem of how to create a reliable system from molecular components which experience permanent thermal and environmental fluctuations. [...]

Reliability of Nano Devices and Systems: Nuclear Spins of Stable Magnetic Isotopes as the Reliability Factor of Biomolecular Nanoreactors

Koltover V.K., Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU

The trend of “nanoscaling” brings engineering down to the dimensions of molecular structures. However, it also poses the problem of how to create a reliable system from molecular components experiencing permanent fluctuations? Fortunately, engineers may [...]