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Superconductors, Quantum Mechanics and Nanotech Being Combined To Fight Cancer - New Product

Superconductors, quantum mechanics and nanotech are being combined to discover cancerous tumours so small they can’t be seen by the current best imaging methods. Posted February 10 2004

From University of California at Riverside 15 Feb 2004

Keck Grant To Allow UCLA To Fight Cancer - News Item

UCLA nanotechnology researchers have received a boost with a $1.5 million grant from the W.M. Keck Foundation. Posted February 10 2004

From University of California, Los Angeles 15 Feb 2004

Technology Association Changes Name and Takes On Nanotech - News Item

Technology industry association, the Massachusetts Interactive Media Council, are looking to change their name to the Massachusetts Innovation and Technology Exchange. Posted February 9 2004

15 Feb 2004

DTI Grants For Nanotechnology - News Item

The UK Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has called upon nanotechnology business to apply for its £50 million Applied Research Programme (ARP). Posted February 9 2004

11 Feb 2004

Nanosys To Speed Nanotechnology Product Development With New Hires - News Item

Nanosys Inc. has hired two new executives to aid the company's transition from nanotechnology R&D to manufactured products. Posted February 9 2004

11 Feb 2004

Plastics, Metals and Composite Materials Grown By Nanotrees - New Technology

Researchers at the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Information Technologies in Poland are working on the development of trees that don’t produce wood but make plastic, metals, metal alloys and composite materials. Posted February 4 2004

11 Feb 2004

Virtual Nanotechnology, Computer Simulated Materials - New Technology

Just as many researchers are working to manipulate real atoms and build materials from atomic levels, others are doing the same thing with computers to simulate these materials and investigate their properties before they are developed in ‘reality’. Posted February 7 2004

From NASA Ames Research Center 10 Feb 2004

Call To Build Disassembly Into Self Assembled Nanotech Products - New Technology

Just as the nanotech community is proclaiming that molecular nanotechnology (MNT) can be used to clean up present toxic wastes, there is pressure to ensure that self assembling nanotech products are not only self regulating but also have the ability to ‘disassemble’ built in. Posted February 6 2004

10 Feb 2004

Responsible Nanotechnology future scenarios - News Item

The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology (CRN) has published an article called "Responsible Nanotechnology." The article examines molecular nanotechnology and outlines some possible future scenarios. Posted January 21 2004

From The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology 10 Feb 2004

First Ever Integrated Silicon Circuit With Nanotube Transistors - New Product

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley and Stanford University are announcing that they have created the first working, integrated silicon circuit that successfully incorporates carbon nanotubes in its design. Posted January 5 2004

From Dept. of Chemistry University of California 6 Feb 2004