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Using Nanoparticles To Make Steel Creep Resistant - New Technology

Researchers from the National Institute for Materials Science in Tsukuba, Japan, have used nanoparticles to reinforce steel and make it 100 times more creep resistant than any other steel. Posted July 18 2003

26 Feb 2004

Duke University Researchers Set Carbon Nanotube Length Record - New Technology

Researchers at Duke University have discovered a technique for making very long, well-aligned carbon nanotubes and set a world record. Posted May 21 2003

From Dept. of Chemistry Duke University 26 Feb 2004

Nanotechnology Stock Index To Be Launched By Investment Bank - News Item

New York based investment bank, Punk, Ziegel & Co., have announced that they are launching a stock index of nanotechnology companies. Posated February 23 2003

26 Feb 2004

Infineon Researchers Build First Power Semiconductor with Nanotechnology - New Product

Researchers at semiconductor manufacturer Infineon Technologies AG have succeeded in using carbon nanotubes to manufacture power semiconductors. Posted February 23 2004

26 Feb 2004

Infineon Demonstrates Carbon Nanotube Transistors for Power Applications - New Product

A team of researchers from Infineon Technologies AG has now been able to show that carbon nanotubes are an alternative for silicon integration or for the metalization of chips, but also that they can also provide the basis for power components. Posted February 23 2003

26 Feb 2004

OHSU Researchers Discover New Way To Make Silicon Nanowires - New Technology

OHSU researchers at the OGI School of Science & Engineering have come up with a new way to make silicon nanowires by growing them on electrodes for transistors. Posted February 23 2004

26 Feb 2004

UW Lands Role in $70 Million National Network For Nanotechnology Research - News Item

The University of Washington is one of 13 major research universities teaming up under a $70 million federal grant to form the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network, or NNIN. Posted December 24 2003

From The National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network 24 Feb 2004

US Global Nanospace and Cyclone Aviation Products Manufacturing Agreement for Humvee Turrets

US Global Nanospace, Inc. and Cyclone Aviation Products, Ltd., a subsidiary of Elbit Systems Ltd., today announced a manufacturing agreement for production of the US Global S.A.G. Humvee turret. Posted January 5 2004

From US Global Nanospace 24 Feb 2004

Ultratech Receives Order from Japan's TOK for Broadband Advanced Packaging Tool - News Item

Ultratech, Inc., a leading supplier of photolithography systems used to manufacture semiconductors and nanotechnology devices, today announced that it has received an order from Tokyo Ohka Kogyo Co., Ltd. for its Prisma-ghi tool. Posted Decmber 2 2003

24 Feb 2004

Ultratech Receives Multiple-System Order From The World's Largest Merchant Gold-Bump Foundry

Ultratech, Inc., a leading supplier of photolithography systems used to manufacture semiconductors and nanotechnology devices, today announced it has received a multiple-system order for 200 mm bump tools from the world's largest merchant gold-bump foundry. Posted December 18 2003

24 Feb 2004

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