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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

Nanosized Iron Hydroxide To Adsorb Pollutants - New Product

Nanosized particles of iron hydroxide have been proved by Bayer researchers to be a highly effective adsorbent. At the heart of the system is a fixed bed of Bayoxide® E33 iron hydroxide granules, through which arsenic contaminated water flows and which adsorbs the arsenic. Posted December 11 2003

From Covestro AG 9 Jan 2004

Nanotechnology Enables Chip, Scratch and Spot Resistant Coatings - New Technology

NanoProducts Corporation has announced that its technology has been successfully demonstrated to significantly improve the performance of coatings. Posted Ocotber 18 2003

9 Jan 2004

Nanosys Inc. Selected as 2004 Technology Pioneer - News Item

Nanosys Inc. has announced that it was selected as one of the 2004 Technology Pioneers by the World Economic Forum. Posted December 15 2003

9 Jan 2004

Nanoparticles For Biohazard Treatment - New Technology

Argonne researchers are in the early testing stages of a system that would cleanse the blood of contaminants using tiny magnetic particles and a portable, external magnetic separator. Posted November 10 2003

From Argonne National Laboratory 9 Jan 2004

Cancer Killing Nanoparticles - New Technology

Arming nanoparticles for a seek-and-destroy mission. That’s the goal, outlined in the fall 2003 issue of Odyssey. The tiny spheres are being engineered to target, infiltrate and release cancer-killing drugs into diseased cells. Posted December 1 2003

From University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy 9 Jan 2004

$1.2 Million NSF Grant For Magnetic Nanoscale Assemblers - News Item

A University of Akron engineering professor will help to explore the use of magnets to assemble nanoscale devices through a recent $1.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Posted December 17 2003

9 Jan 2004