Nanobiotechnology in Energy, Environment and Electronics

Chapter 1

Influence of Chromosome Translocation on Yeast Life Span: Implications for Long-Term Industrial Biofermentation

Jason Sims, Dmitri Nikitin, and Carlo V. Bruschi

Pages: 9

Chapter 2

Pulsed Power Nanotechnologies for Disintegration and Breaking Up of Refractory Precious Metals Ores

Valentin A. Chanturiya and Igor Zh. Bunin

Pages: 41

Chapter 3

Modeling of Software Sensors in Bioprocess

Luca Belmonte and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 67

Chapter 4

Nanotubes and Poly(o-Ethoxyaniline) Nanostructured Films for Sensor Development

Pierluigi Cossari, Valter Bavastrello, and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 89

Chapter 5

Molecular Dynamics for Nanobiotechnology

Marine Bozdaganyan, Nicola Bragazzi, Eugenia Pechkova, Philipp Orekhov, Kostantin Shaitan, and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 105

Chapter 6

Nanomembranes for Biological Transmission Electron Microscopy

Daniel Rhinow

Pages: 137

Chapter 7

Nanotechnology for Energy Devices

Enrico Stura, Davide Nicolini, and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 157

Chapter 8

Matching Fungal Lipases Catalytic Activity for Biodiesel Production

Rosanna Spera and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 185

Chapter 9

Prospects of Use of Megatechnologies for Development of the Earth’s Interior

Alexey Alexandrovich Peshkov, Natalia Arkadievna Matsko, Alexander Gennadievich Mikhailov, and Victor Igorevich Bragin

Pages: 197

Chapter 10

Anodic Porous Alumina and Nanosensors for Public Health and Vaccinology

Nicola Luigi Bragazzi, Manju Singh, and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 213

Chapter 11

Mass Spectrometry and Protein Array for Environment

Rosanna Spera, Luca Belmonte, Fernanda Festa, Eugenia Pechkova, Shaorong Chong, Joshua LaBaer, and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 243

Chapter 12

Conductive Polymers and Gas Sensors

Valter Bavastrello, Tercio Terencio Correia Bezzerra, and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 281

Chapter 13

Hardware Implementation of New Sensors for Health and Environment

Manuela Adami, Marco Sartore, and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 291

Chapter 14

Role of p−p Interactions in the Charged Species Stabilizations of Conjugated Polymers for Nanoelectronics

Riccardo Narizzano and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 303

Chapter 15

Octopus Rhodopsin for Nanobioelectronics

Eugenia Pechkova, Mikhail Ostrovsky, Oksana Nekrasova, Anastasia Shebanova, Victor Sivozhelezov, Mikhail Kirpichnikov, and Claudio Nicolini

Pages: 317