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Tomsk Researchers Produce Machine For Uniform Refractory Ceramic Nanopowders - New Product

Researchers from Tomsk have invented and manufactured a device to produce a choice selection of nanoparticles – all particles are equal to the required size and inexpensive. Posted March 26 2004

2 Apr 2004

Researcher Finds Buckyballs Cause Fish Brain Damage - New Technology

Researchers at the Southern Methodist University in Dallas have found that a type of buckyball, can cause significant brain damage in fish. The preliminary study is only small but has demonstrated that nanoparticles can cause toxic effects in an aquatic species. Posted March 28 2004

2 Apr 2004

Nanotechnology Network, Getting Nanotechnology to Markets - News Item

The Nanotechnology Network explores Getting Nanotechnology to Markets. Posted March 29 2004

1 Apr 2004

Light Emission By Carbon Nanotubes - New Technology

A scientist at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory, working with colleagues at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, has caused an individual carbon nanotube to emit light for the first time. Posted March 25 2004

From Brookhaven National Laboratory 1 Apr 2004

Measuring Friction At The Nanolevel With an “Inchworm” - New Product

Researchers at the at the National Nuclear Security Administration’s Sandia National Laboratories have developed a new “inchworm” actuator instrument that provides detailed information about friction at the microscale. Posted March 25 2004

From Sandia National Laboratories 1 Apr 2004

Self-Cleaning Titania Nanotube Hydrogen Sensors - New Product

Self-cleaning hydrogen sensors may soon join the ranks of self-cleaning ovens, self-cleaning windows and self-cleaning public toilets, according to Penn State researchers. Posted March 25 2004

1 Apr 2004

Radioactive Pollutants To Be Cleaned With Nanoporous Sands - New Technology

CSIRO research has found unusual properties in ilmenite sand from the Murray Basin that could be harnessed to remove heavy metal and radioactive pollution from mine drainage, industrial waste streams, and ground water. Posted March 26 2004

From CSIRO 1 Apr 2004

High Point Council Could Attract Nanotechnology Company, Quartek - News Item

High Point City Council is considering giving $71,400 in incentives to lure QuarTek International Inc., a startup nanotechnology company, to the city. Posted March 29 2004

1 Apr 2004

Zyvex Uses SolidWorks Software To Design and Build MEMS & Nanotubes - News Item

Nanotechnology pioneer Zyvex Corporation has standardized on SolidWorks software to design and analyze microscopic tools that build and test mechanical devices and materials at the nanoscale. Posted March 22 2004

From Zyvex 1 Apr 2004

NVE Wins Additional Government Biosensor Funding - News Item

NVE Corporation announced today that it has been awarded approximately $450,000 by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Defense Sciences Office (DSO) for the next phase of development of advanced Bio-Magnetic Interfacing Concepts (BioMagnetICs). Posted January 26 2004

30 Mar 2004