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InMat LLC Receives Phase 1 SBIR Contract For Chemical Gloves - News Item

InMat LLC has announced that the U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center, also known as Natick Labs, Natick, Mass., has selected them to develop improved chemical protective gloves using elastomeric nanocomposites. Posted May 22 2002

17 Dec 2003

Nanotechnology To Double The Life Of Tennis Balls and Improve Tyres - New Product

InMat LLC has announced the first commercial application of its patented Air D-Fense Barrier Coatings in Wilson Racquet Sports DoubleCore premium ball. Posted May 29 2001

17 Dec 2003

Nanotechnology and Wood Preservation - New Products

The timber industry is looking to nanotechnology for cost effective, long-lasting, anti microbial products. Posted October 22 2003

16 Dec 2003

Exterior Automotive Application for Advanced Thermoplastic Olefin Nanocomposites - New Product

General Motors and supplier partners Basell, Southern Clay Products and Blackhawk Automotive Plastics have teamed up to produce a nanocomposite TPO-based step-assist. Posted September 5 2001

16 Dec 2003

Nanotubes Being Used In Tennis Racquets - New Product

BABOLAT have introduced carbon nanotubes to some of their tennis racquets. Posted September 2002

16 Dec 2003

Nanobattery For Onboard MEMS and Biochip Power - New Technology

The December 23, 2002 issue of Applied Physics Letters reports on research from Hosei University into onboard power supplies for nano devices and biochips. Posted December 22 2002

15 Dec 2003

Nanowires Used To Make Flexible Circuits - New Technology

Nanosys Inc researchers have developed a method for putting large semiconducting nanowire arrays into densely packed thin films. These can be used to produce relatively efficient transistors on a variety of surfaces. Posted September 18 2003

15 Dec 2003

Nanowires Formed By Novel Extrusion Method - New Technology

Researchers have combined forces to find a new way to form nanowires from bulk material. Posted November 17 2003

15 Dec 2003

Nanowires Used In Novel Hybrid Transistor - New Technology

German physicists have development of a new type of hybrid transistor without the strength limitations of most hybrid devices. Posted July 1 2003

From Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin fur Materialien und Energie 15 Dec 2003

Simple Method For Growing Nanowires and Nanotubes On Electronic Devices - New Technology

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley have grown silicon nanowires and carbon nanotubes directly on microelectronic devices. Posted June 30 2003

From Dept. of Chemistry University of California 15 Dec 2003