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Instrumentation, Tooling and Metrology - Markets, Challenges, Global Competition and Industry Drivers

The successful growth of nanotechnology can only occur if the right tools and instruments are available. Current and future markets, global competition, technical challenges faced by manufacturers, foundries for MEMS and NEMS, and industry drivers are looked at here, with special focus on the UK.

7 Jul 2005

Max Planck Researchers Say New Theoretical Models Could Help to Improve Biomimetic Transport Systems

Biomimetic transport systems use molecular motors and filaments to carry vesicles inside biological cells. Cooperative behavior of molecular motors, molecular traffic jams, the uniaxial and radial theoretical models, and potential applications for biomimetic transport systems are looked at here.

From Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces 6 Jul 2005

Nanobiotechnology - What Is It and What Will Be Its Likely Impact in the Medical World?

Nanobiotechnology techniques can be applied in many areas of medicine, including diagnostics, implants, gene analysis, protein analysis, tissue engineering, artificial organs and therapeutics. This article briefly looks at the main areas of application for nanobiotechnology in the medical sector.

5 Jul 2005

Biotechnology Medical Products - Current and Future Markets, and Developments in the UK and the USA

Biotechnology products made using nanotechnology methods are expected to command a large share of the medical market-place. Current and future markets, estimates of market value, technical challenges, funding and co-ordinating networks are looked here, with special reference to the UK and the USA.

5 Jul 2005

Novel Materials and Nanomaterials - Industries, Applications, Markets and Developments in the UK

The nanomaterials sector in the UK is currently regarded as being rather weak, though there is some progress taking place. Which UK industries are leading the way, the links between academia and industry, the main drivers of change, applications, markets and indicators of success are looked at here.

5 Jul 2005

Social Science Issues to be Considered During the Development of Nanotechnology

Social science has an important role to play in nanotechnology, with the new discipline offering scientists some unique research angles. Current debate, research openings, the possible effects of human-machine interfaces, and the implications of nantechnology for social policy are looked at here.

5 Jul 2005

Novel Materials - Classification, Markets, Challenges in Manufacturing and Global Competition

Applying nanotechnology methods in the area of materials can result in the creation of novel materials with new, unique and exciting properties. The classification and composition of nanomaterials, current and future markets, problems faced by manufacturers and global competition are looked at here.

28 Jun 2005

Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment - Nanobiotechnology

Research in the field of nanobiotechnology could help to improve the ways in which cancer is detected and treated. Medical imaging, labeling methods, quantum dots, nanosensors, lab on a chip devices, tools, gene therapy, drug delivery, cellular and molecular biomechanics, are all looked at here.

From NUS Nanoscience & Nanotechnology Initiative 28 Jun 2005

Nanosensors: Current and Future Markets, with Special Reference to Nanosensor Technology in the UK

Nanosensors can be used in many industries, including healthcare, security and environmental monitoring. Focusing mainly on the UK, this article looks at challenges in sensor production, global competition, applications, research, and the various factors needed to manufacture sensors successfully.

28 Jun 2005

Nanocomposites - Classification Types, Potential Applications, Interactions and Novel Nanocomposites

The area of nanocomposites comprises the nanomaterials and processing methods that are used to disperse nanoparticles in ceramics, metals or plastics. Different types of nanocomposites, framework systems, properties, interactions, potential applications, and novel nanocomposites, are looked at here.

From Dept. of Chemistry, Michigan State University 27 Jun 2005

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Instrumentation, Tooling and Metrology - Markets, Challenges, Global Competition and Industry Drivers

Max Planck Researchers Say New Theoretical Models Could Help to Improve Biomimetic Transport Systems

Nanobiotechnology - What Is It and What Will Be Its Likely Impact in the Medical World?

Biotechnology Medical Products - Current and Future Markets, and Developments in the UK and the USA

Novel Materials and Nanomaterials - Industries, Applications, Markets and Developments in the UK

Social Science Issues to be Considered During the Development of Nanotechnology

Novel Materials - Classification, Markets, Challenges in Manufacturing and Global Competition

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Nanosensors: Current and Future Markets, with Special Reference to Nanosensor Technology in the UK

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