Nantakan Muensit

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Is it better to tie the polymer fibers incorporating with a textile than to coat a melting polymer upon the textile?

There should be a most effective way to make a tough textile (or cloth) and expend as little time as possible.

14 April 2014 8,919 2 View

What methods enhance the dispersion stability of the nanostructure in a DI water?

There should be several ways to increase the stability of the nanorods, nanowires in specific solutions, e.g., DI water.

16 December 2013 8,884 5 View

Are there any other ways or methods to reduce the toxicity of metal oxide nanoparticles ?

What if we make them into soluble form by just diluting them? Our target is ZnO and other II-VI compounds.

03 February 2013 7,722 16 View

Will we be able to charge biological materials by spinning a piezoelectric layer on top of them or vice versa?

Different layers sandwiched between piezoelectric and non-piezoelectric such as biological materials are possible to produce or not. In addition, is it worth producing them?

19 December 2012 3,165 1 View

Should waste heat be harvested or scavenged more effectively nowadays?

Most people do not pay attention to the recycling of waste heat for useful energy. We discuss this seriously. Which is most effective: pyroelectric, electrocaloric, thermoelectric, etc.?

14 December 2012 5,811 17 View

As electrospun fibers are becoming more popular, many of their applications employ an electrostatic effect. What about the piezoelectric effect?

Electrospun fibers of polymer, composites, ceramics, metal, cellulose, etc. are all an interesting choice. But the one which could be piezoelectric is not so much mentioned.

10 November 2012 8,663 6 View

What is the difference between 'Energy harvesting' and 'Energy scavenging'?

When we are discussing our research, we often come to meet difficulties in defining the sources of surrounding energy. What is your definition?

07 November 2012 4,080 29 View

Are there any lead-free ceramics converting a vibration into electricity for portable devices consuming a power of about 20 microwatt -or below ?

We are now working on lead-free piezoceramics such as BZT and wondering if we could harvest the power mentioned above from them.

04 November 2012 4,601 17 View