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There is no such thing as a 'nanotechnology industry'
Nanotechweb May 31, 2002
A Thousand Dots Of Light
Forbes May 31, 2002
Nanotech is more than hype, but hasn't lured big VC bucks
ACBJ May 31 2002
Shrink-wrapped Nano-beanpoles
ACS May 31, 2002
Quantum Leap Partners Archangel Group Formed
Randal Leeb-du Toit/QLP May 31, 2002
World's Largest Chip Maker Says It's Entered Nano Arena
Nanotech Planet May 31, 2002
ISRAEL'S MILLENNIUM VENTURE FUND IS LIVING IN A NANOMATERIAL WORLD
Small Times May 31, 2002
Advectus Life Sciences and the University of North
Carolina collaborate on Pre-Clinical brain cancer study PDF
Advectus Life Sciences May 30, 2002. See also
Nano Engineered Transport through the Blood-Brain Barrier PDF & Advectus / U of Kentucky – to advance brain cancer technology Word
Donor organ sensors to save lives -
E4 May 30, 2002
Quantum computing too 'way out there'
EE Times May 30, 2002
Tantalizing evidence for molecular condensation
Physics Web May 30, 2002
Schrödinger's molecules
* Nature Physics May 30 2002
In brief: darwinian optics Adaptive pulse shaping
* Nature Physics May 30, 2002
Pre Clinical Brain Cancer Collaboration
StockHouse USA May 30, 2002
Cornell develops a flexible ceramic
Cern Courier May 30, 2002
Speck-sized microscope nears
TRN News May 30, 2002
Designed for life
New Scientist May 30, 2002
A Single-Photon LED
Physics News Update May 30, 2002
Onions in action Nanostructured carbon has found a new use: concentric-shelled graphitic 'bucky onions' catalyse an important industrial reaction.
* Nature May 30, 2002
Smaller slower, supercomputers someday may win the race
LANL News May 30, 2002
NEXT UP FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATION: THE COMPUTER CHIP ITSELF
UF News May 30, 2002
Windows on the future
Smart coatings.
Chembytes May 29, 2002
A Thousand Dots Of Light
Forbes.com May 29, 2002
Flexible Virtual Reality Environment Unveiled The audience can decide where to go and what to do.
See also
New Computer Graphics Create Extreme Reality
NewsFactor May 29, 2002
Frozen reservoir fuels atom lasers Laser beams made of matter rather than light are a step closer to reality.
TRN News May 29, 2002
GC is in the Chips
ACS May 29, 2002
Cramming Xenon into a Buckyball
ACS May 29, 2002
Commentary: Evolution, not revolution
News.com May 28, 2002
Organic LEDs gear up for portables push
EE Times May 28, 2002
Scientists roll out molecular barrow
Nanotechweb May 28, 2002
Vice leaves little to chance
* Nature May 28, 2002
Photonic laser in one step
EE Times May 28, 2002
LASERS POWER NANOMOTORS IN HARVARD-WEIZMANN STUDY
Small Times May 28, 2002
MICROSIZE MICROSCOPES COULD HELP DOCS VIEW DNA Small Times May 28, 2002
for details see
UC Berkeley News - Microsized Microscopes
ARDESTA'S RICK SNYDER SAYS PUT MORE 'D' IN NANO R&D
Small Times May 28, 2002
The Nano Circuit: To Go VC or Not to Go VC?
Nanotech Planet May 28, 2002
FRONTLINE NANOTECH REVOLUTIONARIES TELL HOW THEY'RE CHANGING THE WORLD
Small Times May 28, 2002
APPLIED SCIENCES AIMS ITS NANOTUBES AT THE NEAR-TERM MARKET FOR POLYMERS
Small Times May 28, 2002
Artificial Intelligence.....the Wave of the Future
Technology Review May 27, 2002
Multi-talented material signals new devices A material whose electrical, optical and magnetic properties flip between two stable states has been developed
PhysicsWeb May 27, 2002
Telecom companies put tiny tech on hold
News.com May 27, 2002
Silicon Is Slow The Goal: Computers millions of times faster. The research into single-molecule transistors, DNA strands, and quantum effects provides tantalizing clues.
Popular Science May 26, 2002
Caution and Plain Talk at Spring 2002 Nanotech Planet Conference and Expo
nanoapex May 25, 2002
What everyone needs to know about nano
BizJournals May 24, 2002
China Develops Robots for Cell Work
PeopleDaily May 24, 2002
Start a nanotech business: there's never been a better time
NanotechWeb May 24, 2002
DVD-compatible optical disk hits 100 Gbytes
EE Times May 24, 2002
Interview: Nanotech needs more development
UPI May 24, 2002
Red Herring 100: Nanotechnology and
4 Nanotechnology Co's.
Red Herring May 24, 2002
InMat, Army Team Up on Chemical Protective Gloves
Nanotech Planet May 24, 2002
NanoInk Takes Lithography Down to Whole New Scale -
Nanotech Planet May 24, 2002
Lasers Coax Large Molecules To Change Their Shape
SpaceDaily May 24, 2002
ON HER MAJESTY'S MICRO SERVICE: BRITS GIVE FIRM LICENSE TO SHARE
Small Times May 24, 2002
ELECTRICITY CAN PUMP MEDICINE IN IMPLANTED MEDICAL DEVICES
Small Times May 24, 2002
In brief: Join the quantum dots Luminescent quantum dots offer a powerful tool for detecting harmful toxins
* Nature May 23, 2002
Electro-displays to read like paper -
The Engineer May 23, 2002
NSERC Names Research Director for NanoIP
NSERC May 23, 2002
VCs tread lightly with nanotechs
ZDNet May 23, 2002
Swiss bring atomic realm into focus
SwissInfo May 23, 2002
UCR Scientists Report a New Organic Bistable Material
UCR News May 23, 2002
Building-block catalysis
* Nature May 23, 2002
Tubes 'n chips
* Nature May 23, 2002
NATION DEPENDS ON MORE MONEY FOR NANO, ADVOCATES TELL SENATE
Small Times May 23, 2002
Big Bucks From Little Science
Wired May 23, 2002
WYDEN WOULD DOUBLE FUNDING
FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
U.S. Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) May 22, 2002
Sensors seen enabling new-age services
EE Times 22, 2002
NRC Rallies Key Nanotechnology Stakeholders -
NRC May 22, 2002
'Nanotorus' nets giant magnetic moment
PhysicsWeb May 22, 2002.
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Partnerships Hope Nanomaterials the Secret to Smaller, Stronger Displays
Nanotech Planet May 22, 2002
The Perfect Rake
APS May 22, 2002
Ultrafine Nanopowders Hold Strong Promise For Paper, Platics, Paint And Cosmetics Industries
Nanomat May 22, 2002
Cool Rays
Technology Review May 22, 2002
The State of Nanotechnology
Technology Review May 22, 2002
New Transplant Organ Sensor Technology
AlphaGalileo May 22, 2002
Gallium Nitride as Transistor Presages Revolution in Electronics...
UCSB May 22, 2002
THE PITCH: NINE SMALL TECH FIRMS GET 15 MINUTES ON THE MOUND
Small Times May 22, 2002
NANOTECH'S DEVELOPMENT CALLED INEVITABLE
Small Times May 22, 2002
Nanotech: Cable's Next Big Thing?
Multichannel News May 21, 2002
Nanotechnology for Energetic and Warheads
DOD May 21, 2002
Nanotech sector may soon generate massive returns
Taipei Times May 21, 2002
Thinking Big About Nanotechnology -
Wired May 21, 2002
Gingrich to Testify Before Senate Science, Technology, and Space Subcommittee -
U.S. Newswire May 21, 2002 [confirmed - the yearly figure should read $1.1B - ed]
See also:
Newt Gingrich Gets Small
Wired May 20, 2002
FRENCH RESEARCHERS TAKE STEP TOWARD QUANTUM COMPUTING
Small Times May 21, 2002
NANOBUSINESS ALLIANCE LAUNCHES ANGEL NETWORK AND REGIONAL HUBS
Small Times May 21, 2002
Spintronics
SciAm May 21, 2002. Very informative [ed]
Moulds cut photonic crystal costs
NanotechWeb May 21, 2002
Copper sulphide nanowires forge ahead
NanotechWeb May 21, 2002
Handheld Delivers the 411 on DNA
Wired May 21, 2002
Thinking Big About Nanotechnology
Wired May 21, 2002
VISIONARIES SEE THE PROMISE AND THE NIGHTMARE OF NANOTECH
Small Times May 21, 2002
NANOBUSINESS ALLIANCE LAUNCHES ANGEL NETWORK AND REGIONAL HUBS
Small Times May 21, 2002
Gingrich and Kurzweil: promise and peril of nanotech Keynote speakers Newt Gingrich and Ray Kurzweil addressed the promises and peril of nanotechnology in a press conference.
KurzweilAI.net May 20, 2002
...A Novel Protein-Engineered Nanoparticle Form Of Leading Cancer Agent Paclitaxel
APP May 20, 2002
CARBON NANOTUBE TRANSISTORS & SOLID NITROGEN IN NANOCAGES
AIP May 22, 2002. See also
IBM Creates World's Highest Performing Nanotube Transistors
IBM Research News May 20, 2002
Optiva and Sony begin production of optical films using Optiva's nanotechnology
Optiva May 20, 2002
Bioplex Corp. Licenses Microbead Technology From Indiana University
Chemical Online May 20, 2002
Implantable chips may be used to deliver drugs
USAToday May 20, 2002
CANADA FORMS NEW ALLIANCE TO GET IN ON THE NANO ACTION
Small Times May 20, 2002
IBM says builds tiny transistor that beats silicon. Forbes May 20, 2002
More
IBM Takes Giant Step Forward in Tiny Technology NewsFactor May 20, 2002
Nano breakthrough charges science world
CNET May 20, 2002
Untangling the Future
Business2.0 May 18 [June Issue], 2002
Nanostructures lead way to improved data transmission
EE Times 17, 2002
YALE UNIVERSITY: Researchers successfully construct artificial atom, which can lead to faster, more advanced quantum computers
Hoover's Online May 17, 2002
Condensates get longer lives
PhysicsWeb May 17, 2002
Nanopump Offers Meds on Demand
Wired May 17, 2002
Nanotech group learns lessons from US tour
SwissInfo May 17, 2002
COMPANY COUNTS ON HOT SALES FOR SMALLER AND CHEAPER CHILLS
Small Times May 17, 2002 more
Supramolecular chemistry, the driving force behind the nanosciences
Swiss Science May 16, 2002
NANOTECH EXPERTS DISCUSS WAYS TO COMMERCIALIZE RESEARCH
Rice News May 16, 2002
Researchers Develop Semiconducting Material that has the Right Stuff to Develop Spintronic Devices
UB News May 16, 2002
VCs Are Thinking Small
Techweb Update May 16, 2002
Laser patterns particles in 3D
TRN News Update May 16, 2002
Viruses make tech materials
TRN News Update May 16, 2002
On-Chip Vacuum Microtriode
Physics News Update May 16, 2002
Terabit-Per-Square-Inch Hard Drive Areal Densities
Physics News Update May 16, 2002
Nanotubes plough their own furrow
* Nature May 16, 2002
FROM A SINGLE DNA STRAND, A TINY MOTOR
UF News May 16, 2002
MARKET OPPORTUNITIES ARE GROWING IN MICROFLUIDIC BIOMEDICAL SYSTEMS
Small Times May 16, 2002
Big Blue's building a nano think tank
ZDNet News May 15, 2002
American Pharmaceutical Partners' Presents Unique Nanotransporter Technology For Cancer Drug At Nanotech Planet Conference and Expo
APP May 15, 2002
U of L Chemical Engineer Grows Crops of Nanowires
University of Louisville May 15, 2002
PHANTOMS Computational Hub: a new tool for modelling and design of nanoscale electron devices
CMP Cientifica/PHANTOMS May 15, 2002
BREAKIN' THE LAW: WITHOUT NANO, MOORE IS NO MORE, EXPERTS SAY
Small Times May 15, 2002
Sandia enlists MEMS for anti-terror systems
EE Times May 14, 2002
Nanotubes stretch to be microcables
EE Times May 14, 2002
Scientists Get Atoms Ready for a Close-Up
* NYTimes May 14, 2002
Theis: Commercialization Challenges Lie Ahead
Nanotech Planet May 14, 2002
Combinatorial Chemistry Spurs Development of New Materials
Frost & Sullivan May 14, 2002
COOL CHIPS DISCLOSES APPLICATION OF QUANTUM MECHANICS IN HIGH-EFFICIENCY NANOTECH COOLING DEVICES
Cool Chips May 14, 2002
Viztec Receives $1 Million Ohio Technology Action Fund Grant
NL/PR Newswire May 14, 2002
Carbon Nanotubes in High Demand
NanoLab May 14, 2002
Nanostructure Techniques Come Closer To Quantum Dot
UniSci May 14, 2002
Supercomputer lets researchers study material failures, atom by atom
Mercury News May 14, 2002
It's a small, small, small world
CSM May 14, 2002
CONGRESSMEN SAY MORE NANO MONEY IS AN INVESTMENT IN AMERICA'S FUTURE
Small Times May 14, 2002
The Nanotech Players
Information Week May 13, 2002
Nanoscopically wired Electrons go ballistic in atomic wires
* Nature Physics May 13, 2002
Nanotechnology production projected to top NT$300 b. in 2008
Taiwan Economic News May 13, 2002
Metropolis boosts nano-tech
China Daily May 13, 2002
The Next (Not So) Big Thing
InformationWeek May 13, 2002
The Sky's Not The Limit For Nanotech
InformationWeek May 13, 2002
Nanotech May Aid Hospitals, Patients
InformationWeek May 13, 2002
Nanotech Products Will Arrive In Years, Not Decades
InformationWeek May 13, 2002
DNA and Biochips: 2. Hitting The Spots
AAAS May 13, 2002
Hyping the hype - Why lambasting nanohype is easier than digging deep
Nanotechweb.org May 13, 2002
DNA nanoballs boost gene therapy
New Scientist May 12, 2002
Nanotech Round-Up
Nanotech Planet May 11, 2002
Molecular machines get light battery
PhysicsWeb May 10, 2002
Fujitsu claims disk drive breakthrough
InfoWorld May 10, 2002
1st Nanotechnology meeting organised by the Spanish "NanoCiencia" Network
CMP Cientifica May 10, 2002
Tiny Triumph for Science
Washington Post May 10, 2002
The smallest revolution
Chembytes May 09, 2002
Marriage of convenience
Guardian Unlimited May 09, 2002
Humans to be implanted with scannable chips -
Ananova May 09, 2002
10th Foresight Conference on Molecular Nanotechnology - Abstract Submissions due by June 1
Foresight May 09, 2002
Nanotechnology: A System, Not An Industry
ICA Syndicate May 09, 2002
The big picture
* Nature May 09, 2002
Biosensors see the light
* Nature May 09, 2002
Nuts and bolts that redefine 'tiny'
Christian Science Monitor May 09, 2002
MONEYTREE SURVEY FINDS INVESTORS ARE GOING SMALL
Small Times May 09, 2002
Semiconductors plug terahertz gap
PhysicsWeb May 08, 2002
Boston University Researcher Finds That Big and Little May Not Be the Same
AScribe May 08, 2002
ANI Hoping Nanotubes Leave the Display Market Flat -
Nanotech Planet May 08, 2002
Scientists from the UAB and ICMAB achieve unprecedented control of formation of nanostructures
AlphaGalileo May 08, 2002
Virtual reality is still more virtual than real, but new technologies may soon change that
Technology Review May 08, 2002
TWO FIRMS USE SMALL TECH IN LIFE-SAVING HEART DEVICES
Small Times May 08, 2002
House proposal would double engineering research spending
EETimes May 08, 2002
Thermogenerator tech could power 'smart clothing'
EE Times May 07, 2002
From Molecular Movements To Nanoconstruction Tools
UniSci May 07, 2002
Swiss Nanotechnology meets Silicon Valley
ScienceLink May 07, 2002
Details
Nano-filter helps clean up our act
Australian IT May 07, 2002
INTERVIEW: NANOBUSINESS ALLIANCE BRINGS INDUSTRY'S PIECES TOGETHER
Small Times May 07, 2002
SMALL TECH TO HELP N.Y. STATE REALIZE ITS HIGH-TECH DREAMS
Small Times May 07, 2002
NANO-INDUSTRY 'HYPE VS SUBSTANCE' - Rick Snyder, CEO of Ardesta
Nanotech Bulletin May 06, 2002
Photons Crowd Each Other Out
APS May 06, 2002
Improved version of heisenberg uncertainty principle
Nanodot May 06, 2002
Top 10 nanomyths: part 1
NanotechWeb May 06, 2002
PLASMA PROCESS FOR PARTICLES COULD FUEL EXPLOSIVE GROWTH
Small Times May 06, 2002
HARRIS & HARRIS GROUP INVESTS IN NANOTECHNOLOGIES, INC.
HHGP May 06, 2002
Nanotechnolgy: the small science set
IOL May 06, 2002
Electricity Can Pump Medicine In Implanted Medical Devices
ScienceDaily May 06, 2002
Laser peashooter fires tiny particles
NewScientist May 06, 2002. See also Photonic Crystal Fibre Optoelectronics group - University of Bath
Time to think small
InfoWorld May 05, 2002
Nanogen's streaming media enhanced movies animations of Nanogen's NanoChipTM Microelectronic Array. May 5, 2002
2002 SPRING FORESIGHT GATHERING
Early reports from the just-completed
Foresight Spring 2002 Senior Associates Gathering.
See also the reports by
Dan Gillmore, and
Ron Bailey, and
"Arguments for a Green AND Gray Future" by Ray Kurzweil [with audio clips]
May 03, 2002
RALPH MERKLE ON TECH TV THIS SATURDAY Tech TV will devote the Saturday "Big Thinkers" show to Foresight's VP Technology Assessment, Ralph Merkle.
Foresight/TechTV May 03, 2002
NSF AWARD WOULD ENHANCE UW'S RESEARCH INTO SMALL TECHNOLOGY
Small Times May 03, 2002
FRENCH VENTURE CAPITALISTS KEEN ON NANO, BUT PINCH THEIR EUROS
Small Times May 03, 2002
Basic macromolecular research aimed at national defense technologies
EurekAlert May 02, 2002
Mutant viruses order quantum dots New Scientist May 02, 2002. And
Viruses enlisted as nano-builders MSNBC May 02, 2002
Scientists produce long, hair-like nanotubes
EurekAlert May 02, 2002
Consortium looks to lower MEMS barriers
EE Times May 02, 2002
Silicon substrates that bend and shape
EE Times May 02, 2002
What forces DNA molecules through tight spaces?
Cornell News May 02, 2002
Tiny country - big science
Globes Online May 02, 2002
[click on] Further NIH Support
Starpharma May 02, 2002
Quantum force powers microslide
Technology Research News May 02, 2002
Super-Fast Flashes Could Help Scientists See Into A Nucleus Researchers Propose 'Lasetron' Tool That Would
Light Up the Heart of an Atom
Johns Hopkins University May 02, 2002
Towards a (bio)chemistry of nanotubes
* Nature May 02, 2002
Roll up for the revolution
* Nature May 02, 2002
Photonic crystals show their metal
* Nature May 02, 2002
GOVERNMENT FUNDING FOR NANOTECH ALREADY BEARING FRUIT, EXPERTS SAY
Small Times May 02, 2002
News and Views: Liquid crystal painting * Nature Press May 02, 2002. And
LCD paint licked * Nature Press May 02, 2002
SHAPE OF COMPUTER CHIPS TO COME: SMALL AND SMART
Small Times May 02, 2002
TIME FOR PHYSICAL SCIENCES TO GET ITS ACT TOGETHER, SAYS D.C. COUNSEL
Small Times May 02, 2002
Nanotechnology expected to be huge -
Washington Times May 02, 2002
Technology Fear Factor An interview with Ray Kurzweil, Jaron Lanier, and George Gilder.
Darwin Magazine. May 01, 2002
Back to the future
Electronic Business May 01, 2002
Breakthrough In Modeling Thin-Film Growth
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute News May 01, 2002
RICE PHYSICISTS OBSERVE NEW "ATOM WAVE" PHENOMENA Trapped atoms from a Bose-Einstein Condensate form 'soliton train'
Rice News May 01, 2002
LCDs paint a bright future
PhysicsWeb May 01, 2002
DNA construction business
* Nature May 01, 2002
Sandia researchers observe molecular shuttling on man-made membrane that mimics cellular behavior
Sandia May 01, 2002
Nanotech studies could aid silicon chips
UPI May 01, 2002
WORK ON CORNELL UNIVERSITY'S NEW NANOTECHNOLOGY BUILDING ON SCHEDULE
Small Times May 01, 2002
NANOMAT FIRST TO COMMERCIALLY PRODUCE TALC AND CALCIUM CARBONATE NANOMATERIALS
Nanomat May 01, 2002
The Shape of Computer Chips to Come
NewsFactor May 01, 2002
Attraction of New Positioning Device Lies in the Magnets
NanotechPlanet May 01, 2002
Tiny Triumphs At Hewlett-Packard
Forbes/Wolfe Nanotech Report May 01, 2002
BIODEGRADABLE NANOFIBER COULD PREVENT SCAR TISSUE
Small Times May 01, 2002
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