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Gold Coated Nanoshells Used To Kill Cancer - New Technology

New experiments have found that silica nanoshells coated with gold and placed into cancerous tumours, kill the malignant cells when exposed to an external source of near-infrared light. Posted November 3 2003

5 Nov 2003

New Book "Nanotechnology and Homeland Security: New Weapons for New Wars" Published By Prentice Hall

A new book, "Nanotechnology and Homeland Security: New Weapons for New Wars" has just been published by Prentice Hall PTR. Posted November 4 2003

5 Nov 2003

Texas State University To Launch Nanotechnology Magazine - New Product

Texas State University is planning to release a monthly nanotechnology magazine called NanoExpress. Posted October 15 2003

4 Nov 2003

NanoBusiness, Nanotechnology's Foremost Business Conference On Again In New York

Nanotechnology 2004 will be held at the Marriott Financial Center Hotel from May 17 - 19 2004. Posted November 3 2003

From Nanobusiness Alliance 4 Nov 2003

$5 million Nanoscopic Characterization Unit Opened At Hebrew University - News Item

$5 million Unit for Nanoscopic Characterization at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology was opened this week. Posted November 3 2003

4 Nov 2003

Ultra Small Quantum Cascade Laser Produced Using Photonic Crystals - New Product

Scientists from Bell Labs have built a semiconductor laser that may have numerous applications, from advanced optical communications to sensitive chemical detectors. Posted October 31 2003

From Bell Labs 4 Nov 2003

ETC Expresses Concerns About Nanotechnology Released Into The Environment - New Technology

The ETC (erosion, technology and concentration) group have expressed concern regarding the world’s largest environmental release of a nanotechnology product. Posted October 23 2003

From ETC Group 3 Nov 2003

Building Computer Chips From Bacteria - New Technology

Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory are using a bacteria to try and create a new generation of tiny machines for electronic and photonic devices. Posted February 14 2003

From Argonne National Laboratory 31 Oct 2003

Drug and Disease Screening Device Under Development - New Technology

Researchers from the California Institute of Technology (CalTech) and the Institute for Systems Biology are developing a device to instantly check for diseases or drugs. Posted October 30 2003

From Institute for Systems Biology 31 Oct 2003

NTU Spin Off To Make Nanotechnology Into Commercial Realities - News Item

Nanyang Technological University has formed a company to build nanotechnology based products and services. October 30 2003

31 Oct 2003

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Gold Coated Nanoshells Used To Kill Cancer - New Technology

New Book "Nanotechnology and Homeland Security: New Weapons for New Wars" Published By Prentice Hall

Texas State University To Launch Nanotechnology Magazine - New Product

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$5 million Nanoscopic Characterization Unit Opened At Hebrew University - News Item

Ultra Small Quantum Cascade Laser Produced Using Photonic Crystals - New Product

ETC Expresses Concerns About Nanotechnology Released Into The Environment - New Technology

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