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DNA Makes Nano Barcode - New Technology

Duke University researchers have programmed strands of synthetic DNA to self-assemble into a structure that makes the pattern encoded in a DNA strand readable by microscope. Posted July 2 2003

25 Nov 2003

Atomic Force Microscopes Used As Molecular Milling Machines - New Technology

Nanoscientists hope to remake AFMs to more accurately create molecular scale structures

25 Nov 2003

Molecular Machine Controlled By DNA Throttle - New Technology

A DNA sequence that acts as a throttle to control the rate at which an enzyme moves along the DNA has been observed by researchers at UC Davis and could be used to control the speed of nanomachines. Posted September 4 2003

25 Nov 2003

Researchers Create Surfaces That Can Change Texture - New Technology

Materials researchers have demonstrated a novel coating enables surfaces to switch back and forth between glassy-slick and rubbery. Posted October 27 2003

25 Nov 2003

Micro-Origami Fabricated Micromirrors - New Product

Hinged nanosized components developed for use in Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS). Posted November 4 2003

25 Nov 2003

Microfluidic Devices Powered By Surface Tension - New Product

Physicists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have demonstrated a new optical technique for controlling the flow of very small volumes of fluids over solid surfaces. The technique could provide the foundation for a new generation of dynamically reprogrammable microfluidic devices. Posted August

From Georgia Institute of Technology 25 Nov 2003