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Nanoparticles That Can Cling to Artery Walls and Slowly Release Medicine

Researchers at MIT and Harvard Medical School have built targeted nanoparticles that can cling to artery walls and slowly release medicine, an advance that potentially provides an alternative to drug-releasing stents in some patients with cardiovascular disease.

18 Jan 2010

STMicroelectronics Joins CEA-Leti IMAGINE Program to Develop Multiple E-Beam Lithography

STMicroelectronics and CEA-Leti, the leading French semiconductor research institute, have signed an agreement for STMicroelectronics to join the new industry/research multi-partner program IMAGINE, led by CEA-Leti, which includes TSMC, for mask-less lithography for IC manufacturing.

From CEA-Leti 18 Jan 2010

Adjustments Needed in REACH to Assess and Control Risks of Nanomaterials

Some adjustments are needed in the European chemicals legislation REACH to assess and control the risks of nanomaterials. The information on substances to be provided under REACH is not sufficient to determine the specif...

18 Jan 2010

Talk Will Cover Advances in Biotechnology, Nanotechnology and More

Noted keynote speaker, global futurist and best-selling author, Jack Uldrich, has been selected to give the keynote address at the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting and awards luncheon on Friday, Ja...

18 Jan 2010

Nanotechnology Could be Applied to the Coating of Optical Glasses

Stuttgart physicists develop a new metallic coating. Whether eyewear or camera lenses: most optical components are anti-glare. Soon nano technology could be applied to the coating of optical glasses: Researchers of the U...

18 Jan 2010

First Joint Call for Proposals in Nanotechnology and Information Communication Science and Technologies

Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), and the French National Research Agency - ANR (Agence Nationale de la Recherche) announced today the first bilateral Joint Call for Proposals (JCP) in the areas of Nanotechnology and Information Communication Science and Technologies.

18 Jan 2010

Discovery Uses Nanowire Arrays to Image Nanoscale Objects Beyond Diffraction Limit

A research team from Northeastern University has developed a new nanolens that can beat the diffraction limit to achieve so-called super-resolution imaging, better than can be achieved by current technology. The nanolens...

17 Jan 2010

Removing Colorants from Industrial Wastewaters using Nanotechnology

Iranian researchers at University of Tabriz produced an electrode made of carbon nanotubes which is capable of highly removing colorants from industrial wastewaters. "First, we fabricated PTFE carbon nanotube an...

17 Jan 2010

Nanotechnology and Contact Lens May Soon Change the Way Diabetics Monitor Glucose Levels

Through the use of nanotechnology, University of Western Ontario Chemical and Biochemical Assistant professor Jin Zhang is using extremely small particles embedded in the hydrogel contact lenses to monitor and report on changing sugar levels in the body.

16 Jan 2010

Brookhaven Lab and Advanced Energy Celebrates Opening of New Hi-Tech Facility

Today, the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory and Advanced Energy Systems, Inc. of Medford, N.Y. (AES) celebrated the opening of a new hi-tech facility at the AES site that will produce crucial components used in particle accelerators around the world.

From Brookhaven National Laboratory 15 Jan 2010

Berkeley Lab Scientists Win Four DOE Early Career Research Grants from Nanotechnology to Energy

Investigations into the mysteries of the universe and matter at the most fundamental levels, and ground-breaking research into the application of nanomaterials to energy production, storage and conservation were recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy in announcing the first recipients of its Early Career Research Program.

From Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 15 Jan 2010

Scientists Discover Atoms Can Bond Instead of Repelling Each Other

The molecule 'beryllium dimer' has mystified chemists for many years. Recent measurements have helped scientists identify 11 vibrational levels, and now a US-Czech team of researchers sheds light on a 12th level. The findings were published in the journal Science.

15 Jan 2010

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Nanoparticles That Can Cling to Artery Walls and Slowly Release Medicine

STMicroelectronics Joins CEA-Leti IMAGINE Program to Develop Multiple E-Beam Lithography

Adjustments Needed in REACH to Assess and Control Risks of Nanomaterials

Talk Will Cover Advances in Biotechnology, Nanotechnology and More

Nanotechnology Could be Applied to the Coating of Optical Glasses

First Joint Call for Proposals in Nanotechnology and Information Communication Science and Technologies

Discovery Uses Nanowire Arrays to Image Nanoscale Objects Beyond Diffraction Limit

Removing Colorants from Industrial Wastewaters using Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology and Contact Lens May Soon Change the Way Diabetics Monitor Glucose Levels

Brookhaven Lab and Advanced Energy Celebrates Opening of New Hi-Tech Facility

Berkeley Lab Scientists Win Four DOE Early Career Research Grants from Nanotechnology to Energy

Scientists Discover Atoms Can Bond Instead of Repelling Each Other

Laboratory for Attosecond Physics at Max Planck Institute Launches New Homepage

Nanomicroscopy Center - A Concentration of Research Equipment of Atomic Resolution

Research Leads to Novel Optofluidics Platform for Robust Chem/Bio Sensing and Medical Diagnosis

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