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SEMI Nanoforum Registrations Now Open - News Item

SEMI has announced the opening of registrations for NanoForum 2004. The international conference will bring together key decision makers and technical experts from the semiconductor equipment and materials industry and the nanotechnology world. Poste March 31 2004

From SEMI 5 Apr 2004

Former Hewlett-Packard President and CEO John A. Young Joins Nanosys Board - News Item

Nanosys, Inc., a developer of nanotechnology-enabled solutions, has added John A. Young to the company's board of directors. Posted April 1 2004

5 Apr 2004

Nanotechnology Institute Signs GlaxoSmithKline as Corporate Member - News Item

The Nanotechnology Institute (NTI), a comprehensive model for the development of nanotechnology-driven, real-world applications, has signed GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) as a corporate member. Posted April 1 2004

5 Apr 2004

Biological Sensors To Monitor Living Cells - New Technology

Many biological substances still remain undetectable. That will soon change, thanks to a biological sensor being developed by University of Arizona chemists. Posted March 30 2004

5 Apr 2004

Duke University Engineers Create Nanobrushes and Other Smart Nanostructures - New Technology

Engineers from Duke University have described progress building so-called "smart nanostructures," including billionths-of-a-meter-scale "nanobrushes" that can selectively and reversibly sprout from surfaces in response to changes in temperature or solvent chemistry. Posted March 30 2004

From Dept. of Chemistry Duke University 5 Apr 2004

Chain Growth Method Used To Grow Highly Conductive Polymers - New Technology

A powerful one-step, "chain growth" method should make it easier to design and synthesize a variety of highly conductive polymers for different research and commercial applications. Posted March 30 2004

From Mellon College of Science, Carnegie Mellon Uni 5 Apr 2004

New Understanding of How Carbon Nanotubes Work - New Technology

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh have begun to understand why carbon nanotubes, which are shaped like a test tube and measure 1/20th of a millionth of an inch in diameter, will act as a sponge to soak up nearby molecules. Posted April 2 2004

5 Apr 2004