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Governor Announces College of Nanotechnology - News Item

Albany NanoTech at the University at Albany-SUNY (UAlbany) applauds Governor George E. Pataki for the creation of the first college of nanotechnology in the USA. Posted January 7 2003

9 Jan 2004

Purdue's Self-Assembled 'Nanorings' Could Boost Computer Memory - New Technology

Recent nanotechnology research at Purdue University could pave the way toward faster computer memories and higher density magnetic data storage, all with an affordable price tag. Posted December 10 2003

From Birck Nanotechnology Center 9 Jan 2004

New Developments In Carbon Nanotube Production - New Technology

Emerging methods to produce carbon nanotubes, which have potential applications in fields as varied as molecular electronics and performance materials, are generating considerable excitement in the scientific community. Posted December 10 2003

From Frost and Sullivan 9 Jan 2004

Nanotechnology and Powder coatings - Costs Down, Performance Up - New Technology

NanoProducts Corporation today announced that its technology has been successfully demonstrated in powder coating applications. Posted November 2 2003

9 Jan 2004

Beetle Shows Way To Opal Like Photonic Crystal - New Technology

The gemstone opal could be manufactured synthetically copying a technique employed by a beetle to control the appearance of its outer shell. Posted December 22 2003

From Dept. of Zoology, University of Oxford 9 Jan 2004

Novel Sensors Help Clear the Air - New Technology

Traditional analytical techniques are in danger of being replaced by new competing technologies, which are not only more advanced but also more convenient. Posted November 12 2003

From Frost and Sullivan 9 Jan 2004

New Generation Diagnostic Nanoparticles From Capsulution - New Product

Capsulation specialist Capsulution NanoScience AG, offers the diagnostics industry a new generation of particles - LBL-Shells and LBL-Library. Posted October 14 2003

9 Jan 2004

Fine Tuning Strength and Conductivity of Nanotube Laced Materials - New Technology

Materials fortified with carbon nanotubes are strongest when the embedded filaments run parallel to each other, but electronic and thermal conductivity are best when the nanotubes are oriented randomly. Posted December 2 2003

From University of Pennsylvania - Materials Science and Engineering 9 Jan 2004

Fresh Look At Layered Material Gives Insight Into Silicon - New Technology

Engineers have taken an unprecedented look at the interface between layers of silicon and other materials in electronic devices. What they have learned may help traditional microelectronics remain vital to industry longer than most experts expect. Posted December 1 2003

From Ohio University 9 Jan 2004

BlazePhotonics Releases Hollow Core Photonic Crystal Fibre For 800nm Use - New Product

BlazePhotonics announced today the release for sale of a new 800nm hollow core photonic crystal fibre. Posted October 30 2003

9 Jan 2004

Latest Articles

Governor Announces College of Nanotechnology - News Item

Purdue's Self-Assembled 'Nanorings' Could Boost Computer Memory - New Technology

New Developments In Carbon Nanotube Production - New Technology

Nanotechnology and Powder coatings - Costs Down, Performance Up - New Technology

Beetle Shows Way To Opal Like Photonic Crystal - New Technology

Novel Sensors Help Clear the Air - New Technology

New Generation Diagnostic Nanoparticles From Capsulution - New Product

Fine Tuning Strength and Conductivity of Nanotube Laced Materials - New Technology

Fresh Look At Layered Material Gives Insight Into Silicon - New Technology

BlazePhotonics Releases Hollow Core Photonic Crystal Fibre For 800nm Use - New Product

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