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Zyvex Receives Phase II SBIR Award From NASA - News Item

Zyvex Corporation has been granted the Phase II award of a NASA SBIR program with the objective of developing ultra-high-strength, low-weight composites for aerospace applications. Posted November 12 2003

From Zyvex 19 Nov 2003

Four New Products Released By Zyvex - New Product

Zyvex Corporation, a leader in nanotechnology products and services, today announced four new product releases: Zyvex Dried Film™ (ZDF) Carbon Nanotube Solutions, Zyvex Microgrippers, Zyvex NanoSharp™ Probes, and Zyvex MEMulator™ Software. Posted Ocotber 2 2003

From Zyvex 19 Nov 2003

NIST Measurements of Nanosized Magnetic Sensors Question the Size of BMR Effect

Measurement results presented by NIST do not corroborate reports of dramatic changes in electrical resistance attributed to ultra-small magnetic sensors that exploit a quantum phenomenon. Posted November 3 2003

19 Nov 2003

Resonant Tunnelling May Lead To Molecular Electronics - New Technology

Thanks to a team of materials scientists at Northwestern University, molecular electronics may be one step closer to reality.

19 Nov 2003

Nanoscopic Clusters Of Gallium Melt At High Temperatures - New Technology

Researchers at Indiana University have found that nanoscopic clusters of gallium atoms melt at much higher temperatures than bulk gallium. Posted November 11 2003

19 Nov 2003

Zyvex Announces F100 Nanomanipulator for Focused Ion Beam Instruments - New Product

Zyvex Corporation, a leading nanotechnology company commercializing innovative tools, products and services, has released the F100 Nanomanipulator System. Posted October 9 2003

From Zyvex 19 Nov 2003

Drug Sniffing Dogs Could Be Replaced By An Electronic Chip - New Product

Police dogs could be replaced by an electronic “dog-on-a-chip” that sniffs out cocaine and other narcotics. Posted November 7 2003

From Georgia Institute of Technology 19 Nov 2003

Water Becomes New Source For Electricity - New Technology

University of Alberta engineering researchers discover new source of electricity

19 Nov 2003

New Type Of Hollow Spherical Vesicles Offer Insight Into Nanoscale Self-Assembly

Scientists have discovered a new type of hollow spherical vesicles formed by large-scale, wheel-shaped inorganic molecules. Posted November 5th 2003

19 Nov 2003

Rutgers To Create Ultra-tiny “Bio-Nano” Motors - New Product

Three engineering departments at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey – mechanical and aerospace, biomedical, and chemical and biochemical – are teaming up to create a prototype of an ultra-tiny motor.

19 Nov 2003

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Zyvex Announces F100 Nanomanipulator for Focused Ion Beam Instruments - New Product

Drug Sniffing Dogs Could Be Replaced By An Electronic Chip - New Product

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