Ranking and results from NanoCar Race in Toulouse, France.
POS | CAR | TEAM | LAB | COUNTRY | SURFACE | DISTANCE (HOUR) |
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1 |
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AMERICAN-AUSTRIAN NANOPRIX TEAM | Graz Universität (Austria) / Rice University (USA) |
![]() AUSTRIA / USA |
Ag(111) / SILVER |
1000 nm (29H) |
1 |
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SWISS TEAM | University of Basel | ![]() SWISS |
Au(111) / GOLD |
133 nm (29H) |
3 |
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OHIO BOBCAT NANO-WAGON TEAM | Ohio University | ![]() USA |
Au(111) / GOLD |
43 nm (29H) |
4 |
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NANO-WINDMILL COMPANY | Technische Universität Dresden | ![]() GERMANY |
Au(111) / GOLD |
11 nm (1H) |
- |
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NIMS-MANA TEAM | NIMS-MANA | ![]() JAPAN |
Au(111) / GOLD |
1 nm (1H) |
- |
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TOULOUSE NANOMOBILE CLUB | CEMES-CNRS | ![]() FRANCE |
Au(111) / GOLD |
0 nm |
The design, synthesis, and running of a molecule nano-vehicle on a gold surface in a controlled manner at the atomic scale now constitute an active field of research.
Dr. Christian Joachim at the CNRS MANA satellite in France announced to organize a molecule car race. Each team from France, Germany, Austria, United States and Japan will try this world smallest, most difficult and scientific car race.
NanoCar Race will take place on April 28-29, 2017 at CNRS in Toulouse, France.
Live public viewing event will take place at Miraikan in Tokyo on Saturday, April 29 from 15:30.
Live streaming of the race will be broadcasted via NanoCar Race official YouTube channel as well.
LINK:
NanoCar Race Official Homepage (CNRS)
NanoCar Race Official Homepage (CEMES-CNRS)
NanoCar Race Official YouTube Channel
Miraikan Homepage (Japanese)
Five researchers from International Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics (MANA), NIMS in Tsukuba, Japan accepted the challenge to participate in the Molecule Car Race and have designed their molecule vehicle as shown at right.