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Rapid Prototyping With Nanosized Features - New Technology

Now researchers from University College London, the University of Cambridge England and Superior Technical Institute in Portugal have discovered a way to produce rapid prototypes with features as small as 160nm. Posted January 27 2003

8 Mar 2004

Nanoparticles Trapped by Proteins Point To Targeted Drug Delivery - New Technology

University of Tokyo researchers have used a bacterial protein to encase cadmium sulfite nanoparticles. Posted June 5 2003

8 Mar 2004

OLED Output Boosted By Photonic Crystal Pattern - New Technology

Researchers are reporting an increase in the efficiency of an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) by texturing the glass substrate with a photonic-crystal (PC) pattern. Posted May 22 2003

From Samsung Electronics 4 Mar 2004

Using Lasers To Make Photonic Crystals From Hydrogel Nanoparticles - New Technology

A research team from Georgia Tech's School of Chemistry and Biochemistry has created photonic crystals from hydrogel nanoparticles. By altering the water content of the hydrogels, they found they could tune the optical properties of the photonic crystals. Posted September 11 2003

From Georgia Institute of Technology 4 Mar 2004

Researchers Use Nanoparticles To Block The Heat From The Australian Sun - New Product

Australian researchers at the University of Technology in Sydney have found a way to use nanoparticles to allow light through glass but block most of the heat. Posted July 9 2003

From University of Technology Sydney UTS 4 Mar 2004

Catalytic Nano-activity Points To a New Application for Platinum - New Technology

Platinum nanoparticles possess an unusual property that may be useful for manufacturing new substances and the development of materials, according to new research. Posted March 2 2004

4 Mar 2004

PuraMatrix Hydrogels Win Biomaterial Nanotechnology & Regenerative Medicine Awards - News Item

3DM, Inc. today announced that it's PuraMatrix line of synthetic hydrogels was awarded the annual Excellence in Technology Award in the field of Biomaterial Technology by Frost & Sullivan. Posted March 2 2004

4 Mar 2004

PicoTREC From Molecular Imaging - AFM Topography and RECognition System - New Product

Molecular Imaging, Corp. today announced PicoTREC™, a Topography and RECognition imaging system. PicoTREC combines real-time detection of molecular recognition events and single-molecule sensitivity with the imaging capability of the Atomic Force Microscope (AFM). Posted February 15 2004

4 Mar 2004

Symphotic and Tokyo Instruments Join To Produce Nanotechnology Products - News Item

A new high resolution microspectroscopy system developed by Tokyo Instruments, Inc. will be the key product of the Symphotic TII Corporation. Posted October 7 2002

From Symphotic TII Corporation 4 Mar 2004

Symphotic TII Introduces New Type Of Raman Spectroscopy System - New Product

Symphotic TII Corporation has introduced a new Raman confocal microspectroscopy system, the “Nanofinder”. Posted November 25 2002

From Symphotic TII Corporation 4 Mar 2004

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Rapid Prototyping With Nanosized Features - New Technology

Nanoparticles Trapped by Proteins Point To Targeted Drug Delivery - New Technology

OLED Output Boosted By Photonic Crystal Pattern - New Technology

Using Lasers To Make Photonic Crystals From Hydrogel Nanoparticles - New Technology

Researchers Use Nanoparticles To Block The Heat From The Australian Sun - New Product

Catalytic Nano-activity Points To a New Application for Platinum - New Technology

PuraMatrix Hydrogels Win Biomaterial Nanotechnology & Regenerative Medicine Awards - News Item

PicoTREC From Molecular Imaging - AFM Topography and RECognition System - New Product

Symphotic and Tokyo Instruments Join To Produce Nanotechnology Products - News Item

Symphotic TII Introduces New Type Of Raman Spectroscopy System - New Product

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