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Interview with Max More, President of the Extropy Institute 30 Audio Minutes on Extropianism.
A-infos Radio Project March 31, 2002
Taming High-Tech Particles: Cautious steps into the nanotech future
Science News Online March 31, 2002
Photovoltaic Paint? (flexible solar cells)
Nanodot March 30, 2002
Two National Science Foundation (NSF) Events Help 'De-Mystify' Nanotechnology, as Well as Promote Small Business Success
San Francisco Consulting Group - NANOTECH BUSINESS UPDATE March 30, 2002
U.S. House debates direction of national nanotech funding, policy
Nanodot March 30, 2002
Business Week takes a positive look at nanotech
Nanodot March 30, 2002
Nanotech revolution is coming (wait for it)
National Post Online March 29, 2002
InPhase moves to holographic storage
InfoWorld March 29, 2002
CHINA, TAIWAN FOCUS ON NANOSCIENCE, BUT MOST STILL GO OVERSEAS TO STUDY
Small Times March 29, 2002
Hybrid Nanorod-Polymer Solar Cells
* Science Magazine [Abstract] March 29, 2002
Group Makes Cheap Plastic Solar Energy Cells
Yahoo! News March 29, 2002
Strength in Numbers
* Science Magazine [Summary] March 29, 2002
Glowing report for nanoscale diodes
* Nature March 28, 2002
Carbon nanotubes are one of the main building blocks of nanotechnology. Now their size can be controlled.
* Nature March 28, 2002
UC Berkeley, LBNL chemists develop technology for cheap, plastic solar cells
EurekAlert March 28, 2002
High-tech vision now taking form
Albany Nanotech March 28, 2002
Chip makers use 130-nm cornerstones for 100-nm processes
EE Times March 28, 2002
Researchers Are Pushing Nanowire to Its Extremes
Technology Review March 28, 2002
The Quantum Brain - Jeffrey Satinover
Buy It
AlphaGalileo March 28, 2002
Inkjet Process Suggests Wide Spectrum of Innovations
NewsFactor March 28, 2002
U.S. UNIVERSITIES DEVELOP SMALL TECH GRAD DEGREES
Small Times March 28, 2002
COMPANY PROFILE: SENSE HOLDINGS INC.
Small Times March 28, 2002
The Space Elevator Comes Closer to Reality
Space.com March 27, 2002
NASA study points to nanotubes as key material for orbital towers
Nanodot 3 May 2001
Robots Raise Ethical Questions
Technology Review March 27, 2002
ME Magazine highlights medical nanotech
Nanodot March 27, 2002
More background on U.S. nanotech funding for FY2003
Nanodot March 27, 2002
BOOSTERS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY ARE GETTING AHEAD OF THEMSELVES
Small Times March 27, 2002
Texas gains, loses in jockeying for nanotech leadership
Nanodot March 27, 2002
Altair's Material Process Faces Its First Real World Test
Nanotech Planet March 26, 2002
Nano Technology: No, its not all hype: these supertiny gizmos will transform our way of life
BW Online March 26, 2002
Nanotech's boosters are getting ahead of themselves
Red Herring March 26, 2002
Boost for researchers
Stuff March 26, 2002
CritiTech, Inc. Reports That Its Nano-Formulation of Paclitaxel is More Effective Than the Conventional Paclitaxel in a Mouse Model of Ovarian Cancer
Hoover's Online March 26, 2002
Nanotubes self-assemble into circuit elements
EE Times March 26, 2002
Microprinting cuts biodetector sensor size
EE Times March 26, 2002
MEMS ENABLE QUIET REVOLUTION OF RELIABLE SENSOR TECHNOLOGY
Small Times March 26, 2002
GERMAN NANO, BIO JOIN TOGETHER TO TRY BUILDING A BETTER BIOCHIP
Small Times March 26, 2002
Winning a high-profile niche in nano technology China's research into Nano technology has yielded fruitful results for the past decade, of which a substantial part has been patented, according to a report released recently in Beijing.
China Daily March 26, 2002
A BEAUTIFUL MELD Benzene-silica hybrid assembles into framework with crystalline pore walls
C&EN News March 25, 2002
Sapphire-based chip trades copper wires for light
EE Times March 25, 2002
COLUMN: TAKE TWO MEMS AND CALL ME IN THE MORNING
Small Times March 25, 2002
RELAX, YOUR CAR'S SENSORS SOON WILL BE BETTER THAN YOUR SENSES
Small Times March 25, 2002
Losses and games for quantum computers
PhysicsWeb March 25, 2002
Rough Reflector Smoothes Way for Atom Hologram
AAAS March 25, 2002
Nanotechnology grows beyond science fringe
Boston Globe Online March 24, 2002
Nanoparticle Technology:
Estrogen Lotion Reduces Menopause Symptoms - Study
Yahoo! News 22, 2002
A Molecular BEC
Physics News Update March 22, 2002
SWT, UT ramp up for nanotech
Austin Business Journal March 22, 2002
Nanotechnology may lead the way to effective brain tumor treatment
Advectus Life Sciences March 22, 2002
Crystals Advance Quest for Photonic Microchip
NewsFactor March 22, 2002
Confocal microscope allows imaging 3D imaging of cellular structures
Nanodot March 22, 2002
Lord of the Robots
Technology Review March 22, 2002
RF MEMS MARKET STILL BEHIND OPTICAL, BUT A WAVE OF PRODUCTS IS COMING
Small Times March 22, 2002
NANO-TEX MARKETS BRAND TO BECOME "INTEL INSIDE" OF NANO MATERIALS
Small Times March 22, 2002
Suss says low-cost contact lithography can now handle sub-micron steps
EETimes March 22, 2002
Startups breathe life into all-optical switches
EETimes March 22, 2002
Nanoelectronics road-map cut in half
EETimes March 22, 2002
Professor becomes world's first cyborg
Ananova March 22, 2002
Cool Carbon Foam
ABC News.com March 22, 2002
While not directly related to nanotechnology, it may speed research:
IBM, U.S. Unveil Supercomputing Science Grid
Newsfactor March 22, 2002
Start-up of the month: "We're building a brain!"
Silicon.com March 21, 2002
TSMC claims it will lead the pack in 90-nanometer volume production
DigiTimes March 21, 2002
Magnetism to its lowest terms
Max Planck Society March 21, 2002
Etching could boost disk capacity
TRN March 21, 2002
Carving beams shrink circuits
TRN March 21, 2002
MAINSTREAM BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT INTEREST IS GROWING IN NANO RESEARCH AND INVESTING
Small Times March 21, 2002
PROGRAM TRIES TO KICK-START EUROPEAN MICROTECH INDUSTRY
Small Times March 21, 2002
NANOFINANCING 2002 CONFERENCE: IBM, INTEL ADVISE NANO COMPANIES TO START SMALL
Small Times March 21, 2002
Helium Nanoclusters Retain Full Magnetic Qualities
UniSci March 20, 2002
Bridgestone develops nanotech display
ITworld March 20, 2002
O'Bannon's proposed spending cuts
MyInKy March 20, 2002
Small Wonders - The National Science Foundation Promotes Nanotechnology
Reason Online March 20, 2002
BECs: A New Form of Matter
SpaceDaily March 20, 2002
Cornell researchers turn "plumber's nightmare" into flexible ceramic material with potentially wide applications
Cornell News March 20, 2002
The Soldier of Tomorrow
Technology Review March 20, 2002
Motorola's Superchip
Technology Review March 20, 2002
NEW LASERS TUNED WITH MEMS MAY MAKE NETS MORE EFFICIENT
Small Times March 20, 2002
NANOFINANCING 2002 CONFERENCE: LIES, HYPE AND INSPIRED ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Small Times March 20, 2002
Two Nano-Materials Are Better Than One
InformationWeek March 20, 2002
SMALL WONDERS CONFERENCE: SELF ASSEMBLY IS THE KEY TO UNLOCKING NANO'S POTENTIAL
Small Times March 20, 2002
Nanotech - Too big for little Israel?
Globes Template March 19, 2002
Scientists say they've gone where nanotech researchers never have
InformationWeek March 19, 2002
Working Life in 2010: Let your 'D-Me' help you to communicate with mankind!
AlphaGalileo March 19, 2002
ALTAIR NANOTECHNOLOGIES AND NTERA FILE JOINT PATENT
Altair March 19, 2002
Self-configuring array enables atomic-scale fabrication
EETimes March 19, 2002
NEWLY DISCOVERED 'CARBON NANOPORES' COULD BE USED FOR ALTERNATIVE FUEL STORAGE
MU March 19, 2002
Sony unveils disco-dancing robot
Ananova 19, 2002
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ARLINGTON, TEXAS, CHAMBER TO AID HIGH-TECH BUSINESS INCUBATOR, COMPLETE WITH NANO LAB
Small Times March 19, 2002
AUSTIN, TEXAS, VENTURE CAPITAL FUND DOMINATES CITY'S ENTREPRENEURIAL ECONOMY
Small Times March 19, 2002
NANOTECHNOLOGY'S POTENTIAL NEEDS DECADES OF WORK BEFORE IT'S REALIZED, EXPERT PANEL SAYS
Small Times March 19, 2002
YOU'VE GOT MEMS UNDER YOUR SKIN? SENSOR TO TRACK YOUR EVERY MOVE
Small Times March 19, 2002
When small is beautiful
FT.com March 18, 2002
Superconducting nanowires assist in study of phase transitions
EurekAlert March 18, 2002
Turning Diatoms Into Nanodevices
AAAS March 18, 2002
Mini-Microscope Looks Inside Living Cells
Triad Commerce Group March 18, 2002
New NanoMechanical Technology Laboratory Is First at MIT to Test Tiny Devices
MIT March 18, 2002
Latest Issue: Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science & Technology
AIP/APS March 18, 2002
COFES2002 Grabs Visionary for Keynote
Cyon Research March 18, 2002
£80m [~$110M] bid for science centre
Birmingham Post March 18, 2002
Molecular Model-T
SciAm March 18, 2002 [from a 1999 article]
European drive for post-genomic research European Commission awards E39.4 million to three large-scale projects
AlphaGalileo/European Commission March 18, 2002
WHERE ARE ALL THE BRIGHT IDEAS?
Small Times March 18, 2002
HASBRO'S HIT ROBOT CREATOR AWAITS MASS-PRODUCED MEMS
Small Times March 18, 2002
Sensors Expo & Conference Spring & Fall 2002
Sensors March 18, 2002
New lab is first at MIT to test tiny devices
MIT News March 15, 2002
Nanotechnology and the next 1000 years
Cyber India Online Limited March 15, 2002
Lightyear Clears the Air With Its Single Molecule Materials
Lightyear Technologies /Nanotech Planet March 15, 2002
Environmental Futures Research in Nanoscale Science, Engineering and Technology
EPA March 15, 2002
DNA-Based Computer Solves Truly Huge Logic Problem
UniSci March 15, 2002
A New World Is Born
Forbes.com March 15, 2002
SMALL TECH A KEY COMPONENT OF HARVARD CANCER RESEARCH
Small Times March 15, 2002
CAPITALSTAGE TO RAISE $60.4M EUROPEAN NANOTECHNOLOGY FUND
Small Times March 15, 2002
NANO LITTERBUGS? EXPERTS SEE POTENTIAL POLLUTION PROBLEMS
Small Times March 15, 2002
Agilent Labs says 'nano-stepper' is smallest MEMS device
SiliconStrategies 14, 2002
Nano-trio sets great store by thinking little
BRW March 14, 2002
Recent Advances Further Molecular Electronics Design
KurzweilAI.net March 14, 2002
Consortium may take over Bell Labs research facility
EETimes March 14, 2002
The Ann Arbor IT Zone and the Michigan Biosciences Industry Association To Co-Sponsor...
Yahoo/Ann Arbor IT Zone March 14, 2002
Implanted electrodes could aid paralyzed patients
Technology Review March 14 [April Issue], 2002
VENTURE FIRMS SEE NANOTECHNOLOGY AS AREA THEY CAN'T AFFORD TO IGNORE
Small Times March 14, 2002
ARMY CHOOSES MIT TO HELP CREATE THE NEW, NANO-EQUIPPED U.S. SOLDIER
Small Times March 14, 2002
SMALL TIMES ANALYSIS: SILICON VALLEY COULD RISE AGAIN AS THE SMALL TECH HUB
Small Times March 14, 2002
Development of robo-squaddie under way
Ananova March 14, 2002
Emerging Success Stories: Small Times Magazine Names the Top Small Tech Hot Spots
PRNewswire 13, 2002
Nanotechnology Symposium to Be Webcast
NSF/OLPA March 13, 2002
Nanotubes are Hot
AIP Physics News Update March 13, 2002
The Science Of The Small Is Poised To Change The World
Internet Wire March 13, 2002
Harris & Harris Group Notes Announcement of NeoPhotonics Corp. Financing
HHGP March 13, 2002
Expert group hails nanotechnology as cornerstone in increasing competitiveness
CORDIS News March 13, 2002
No more dirty water
E4 : Engineering March 13, 2002
Korea earmarks W200 B [~$150M] for nanotech
Korea Herald March 13, 2002
Thinking very small
IHT March 13, 2002
JAPANESE COMPANIES GETTING READY TO CHURN OUT NANOTUBES BY THE TON
Small Times March 13, 2002
STRONG TURNOUT AT NANOTECH 2002 REFLECTS INTENSE JAPANESE INTEREST
Small Times March 13, 2002
NANOPHASE TECHNOLOGIES INCREASES REVENUE GUIDANCE
NANOPHASE March 13, 2002
Zia Commercializes Quantom Dot Lasers
Zia Laser PDF March 12, 2002
Startups breathe life into all-optical switches
CMP Media March 12, 2002
Moore's Law scales to at least 9nm
EETimes March 12, 2002
Copernicus to Receive Nearly $1M From Cystic Fibrosis Foundation; Money to Support Clinical Trials of Non-Viral Gene Transfer in Subjects with Cystic Fibrosis
Business Wire / NL March 12, 2002
Nanotechnology Turns Science Fiction into Medicine's Future At Bio-Tech Israel 2002
Business Wire / NL March 12, 2002
Intel Builds World's First One Square Micron SRAM Cell
Intel March 12, 2002
Intel Demonstrates Prescott's 0.09-micron L2 Cache
AnandTech March 12, 2002
The World's Smallest Electronic Nose
SpaceDaily March 12, 2002
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL LABORATORY IS WELL-POSITIONED FOR NANOTECH FUNDING
Small Times March 12, 2002
WHAT TELECOM SLOWDOWN? MEMS MAKER DEBUTS PRODUCT
Small Times March 12, 2002
MEMS ROBOTS TO GIVE SURGEONS SENSE OF TOUCH, LONG-DISTANCE
Small Times March 12, 2002
Major Restructuring at Atomasoft; Jonathan Després Resigns as CEO
Atomasoft March 11, 2002
Asia to spend billions in nanotech research
KurzweilAI.net March 11, 2002
Photonic crystals seen enabling optical circuits
EE Times March 11, 2002
Adaptable nanotubes make way for custom-built structures, wires
EurekAlert News March 11, 2002
Tiny Technologies Slip Unseen Into Daily Life
* NYT March 11, 2002
Kurzweil teleports to nanotech conference
KurzweilAI March 11, 2002
Nanotechnology Opportunity Report Details the Rapid Global Emergence of a Disruptive New Technology
CMP Cientifica March 11, 2002
NANOVENTURES 2002: TEXAS PAVES ITS OWN PATH TO COMMERCIALIZATION
Small Times March 11, 2002
NEW YORK NATIONAL LABORATORY PLAYS ROLE IN NANOTECH RESEARCH
Small Times March 11, 2002
NANOTECH REALITY CHECK: NEW REPORT TRIES TO CUT HYPE, KEEP NUMBERS REAL
Small Times March 11, 2002
VCs may spurn bioinformatics, biotech startups
Bio-IT World March 08, 2002
Cold atoms carry light pulses
PhysicsWeb March 08, 2002
Thermal emission goes coherent
PhysicsWeb March 08, 2002
British science minister seeks closer cooperation
Taipei Times March 08, 2002
The Next Sixty Years -- A Business Perspective
By Rolf Dobelli, as seen at The Harrow Technology Report. March 08 [Feb], 2002
Coverage of Nanoventures 2002
Nanodot March 08, 2002
An NT update from Houston
Nanodot March 08, 2002
NANOVENTURES 2002: SCIENCE IS COOL, BUT THE PROFITS WILL SOON TURN HOT
SmallTimes March 08, 2002
U.S. REGULATORS WANT TO KNOW WHETHER NANOTECH CAN POLLUTE
SmallTimes March 08, 2002
Experts See Potential for Nanotechnology in Texas
Hoover's Online March 08, 2002
Taiwan's Gov't Budgets US$600 Mln. for Nanotechnology Over Six Years
AsiaBizTech March 07, 2002
New Zealand program for research centers includes nanotech
Nanodot March 07, 2002
Scientists reveal fine detail of cell`s energy machinery
AlphaGalileo March 07, 2002
Electric Nudge toward Self-organization
AlphaGalileo [source Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2002, 41 (4), Pages 594-596] March 07, 2002
SANDIA LABORATORIES DEVELOPING MICROFABRICATED ANTHRAX DETECTOR
SmallTimes March 07, 2002
NANOTECH EXPERTS GATHER AT BROOKHAVEN TO PLOT THE FUTURE OF NANOSCIENCE CENTER
SmallTimes March 07, 2002
Bonding more atoms together for a single molecule computer abstrac.
IoP March 6, 2002
OPTIVA AND TECDIS ANNOUNCE FIRST MAJOR COMMERCIAL LCD ORDER USING OPTIVA'S THIN CRYSTAL FILM (TCF™) POLARIZER
Optiva Inc March 06, 2002
THREE-ELEMENT NANORODS - Nanometer-sized crystalline oxide rods exhibit useful properties
Chemical & Engineering News March 06, 2002
LET'S INNOVATE OUT OF RECESSION
Semiconductor International March 06, 2002
Kiss goodbye to biopsies
AlphaGalileo [source
NEW SCIENTIST ]
March 06, 2002
Nanotube burial boosts emissions
EETimes March 06, 2002
Gallium Catalyst Speeds Silica Nanowire Production
UniSci March 06, 2002
Nanotubes branch out
TRN News March 06, 2002
Scientists claim 'nuclear fusion in a jam jar'
Ananova March 06, 2002
A.I. Reboots
Technolgy Review March 06, 2002
Growing Nanowires By The Branch
SpaceDaily March 06, 2002
A SIMPLE GRID OF MOLECULAR NANOWIRES WOULD 'REINVENT THE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT'
SmallTimes March 06, 2002
KODAK UPS THE ANTE AGAINST TI WITH ITS OWN DIGITAL PROJECTOR
SmallTimes March 06, 2002
Swedes claim leadership in composite nanowires
Nanodot March 05, 2002
Florida ponders funding for major nanotech program
Nanodot March 05, 2002
NEW NANOBIO TECHNIQUE OFFERS POSSIBILITY FOR OPTICAL SWITCHES
SmallTimes March 05, 2002
PAPER-QUALITY CHASE: DUBLIN FIRM WANTS NANOCHROMICS TO ERASE LCD
SmallTimes March 05, 2002
PROPOSAL WOULD CREATE TOKYO HUB FOR BIOTECH AND NANOTECH RESEARCH
SmallTimes March 05, 2002
One-way street planned for heat
Nature March 05, 2002
NanoOpto Announces Sampling of Its Polarization Management Family of Subwavelength Optical Elements
NanoOpto March 04, 2002
NanoOpto Announces First Wafer Processed in its Somerset, NJ, Nano-fabrication Facility
NanoOpto March 04, 2002
Article in The Scientist takes a skeptical look at nanotech
Nanodot March 04, 2002
Sevin Rosen Funds Hires Nanotechnology Expert Dr. Daniel Leff as Senior Associate
Business Wire March 04, 2002
Columnist calls for hard questions about emerging technologies
Nanodot March 04, 2002
Robots in the bloodstream: the promise of nanomedicine by Robert Freitas
KurzweilAI March 04, 2002
HYSITRON ONE OF A HANDFUL OF COMPANIES THAT MAKES NANOMETER-MEASURING DEVICE
SmallTimes March 04, 2002
Max More and Ray Kurzweil on the Singularity
KurzweilAI March 04, 2002
Radical body design"Primo 3M+" by Natasha Vita-More
KurzweilAI March 04, 2002
NANOOPTO'S READY WITH NEW FAB AND THREE NEW OPTICAL PRODUCTS
SmallTimes March 04, 2002
ANATOMY OF A SMALL TECH STARTUP: LAB TO 'SUPER STEALTH' TO PRODUCT
SmallTimes March 04, 2002
Market Update: Dendrimer diagnostic collaboration
Starpharma News March 01, 2002
Walking Small
Technology Review March 01, 2002
NEW FACILITY PUTS AMES LAB, ISU ON THIN-FILM FAST TRACK
Ames Lab March 01, 2002
Hosokawa Micron, NanoProducts team up
Nanotech Planet March 01, 2002
While atoms and fullerenes roll, Canada frets about NT competitiveness
Nanodot March 01, 2002
Holograms help build 3D nanostructures
PhysicsWeb March 01, 2002
Holographic control of atom lithography
Nanodot March 01, 2002
Scientists develop research 'holodeck'
ZDNet News March 01, 2002
FOR PERSONALIZED BEVERAGE, JUST ADD MICROSCOPIC LIQUID
SmallTimes March 01, 2002
Michigan nanotech companies may hit it big by thinking small
Detroit Free Press March 01, 2002
Cracking the Shell
Tech Central Station March 01, 2002
NEW NANOMATERIAL COULD MAKE WAY FOR FAST, CHEAP OPTICAL COMPONENTS
SmallTimes March 01, 2002