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Agriculture and the Environment - How Nanomaterials and Nanoparticles Can Benefit These Sectors

Nanomaterials and nanoparticles could be used in a number of ways to benefit the agricultural industry. Fertiliser made from buckyballs, TiO2 nano-mixtures, using iron nanoparticles in soil cleanup and to aid germination, and using nanoscale chemical reactions in soil binders are examined.

From ETC Group 25 Jul 2005

Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine - How Nanotechnology is Set to Impact on These Industries

Biochips (or microarrays) are already being used in various ways in the agricultural, veterinary, healthcare and medical sectors. The many different industry applications - in both agriculture and nanomedicine - for biochips, microfluidics and nanofluidics are looked at here.

From ETC Group 25 Jul 2005

Nanostructured Membranes: A New Class of Protonic Conductor for Miniature Fuel Cells

a new way to realize miniature fuel cells (FC) is demonstrated using nanostructured porous silicon (PS) as a protonic conductor. Using a chemical grafting technique an inorganic, structurally stable, proton conducting membrane is produced with many optimizable parameters.

15 Jul 2005

BMC Unveil Carbon Nanotube Bike to Take on Tour de France - New Product

The Phonak Cycling Team will be armed with the sme of the most advanced bikes ever built for this years Tour de France. BMC have built them ultra light bikes made from carbon nanotubes that utilise Easton CNT-Technology. Posted June 25 2005

11 Jul 2005

Acrongenomics Launches Real Time PCR Pilot Kits for DNA/RNA Quantification - New Product

Acrongenomics Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of its Nano-JETA™ Real Time PCR Pilot kits for DNA/RNA quantification with the use of beta-globin and Ep-CAM gene respectively. Posted July 1 2005

11 Jul 2005

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

Latest Articles

Agriculture and the Environment - How Nanomaterials and Nanoparticles Can Benefit These Sectors

Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine - How Nanotechnology is Set to Impact on These Industries

Nanostructured Membranes: A New Class of Protonic Conductor for Miniature Fuel Cells

BMC Unveil Carbon Nanotube Bike to Take on Tour de France - New Product

Acrongenomics Launches Real Time PCR Pilot Kits for DNA/RNA Quantification - New Product

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

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