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MITRE and Harvard University Develop World's First Programmable Nanoprocessor

Engineers and scientists collaborating at Harvard University and the MITRE Corporation have developed and demonstrated the world's first programmable nanoprocessor.

10 Feb 2011

FutureCarbon to Exhibit Electrically Heated Coatings at Nano Tech 2011 Show

The company is presenting it for the first time to the international public at this year's nano tech show in Tokyo, Japan from 16 through 18 February.

10 Feb 2011

Global Strategic Business Report on Nanocomposites Market

GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Nanocomposites market. World nanocomposites market is forecast to reach 1.3 billion pounds (lbs.) by the year 2015. With the recession now at its tail end,...

From Global Industry Analysts 10 Feb 2011

Magnolia Solar Completes Phase I Patent Filings for Thin-Film Solar Cell Technologies

Magnolia Solar Corporation ("Magnolia Solar") announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Magnolia Solar, Inc., has completed the first phase of its intellectual property protection initiative.

9 Feb 2011

Federal University Team Honored for Developing Nanotube Technology to Disperse Oil from Water

Capping a week’s worth of startup development efforts and cultural exchanges, the Council on Competitiveness, the Brazilian Agency for Industrial Development, and other distinguished guests from Brazil and the United States came to ASU SkySong on Friday for an “Innovation Learning Lab” focused on building bilateral partnerships between those countries to foster innovation and entrepreneurship.

From Arizona State University 9 Feb 2011

ADA Technologies to Develop Advanced Electrochemical Ultracapacitor Systems

ADA Technologies, Inc. received an $70,000 contract from the U.S. Army for Phase I research into the development of advanced electrochemical ultracapacitor systems for use in hybrid electronic vehicles (HEVs) for high power military applications.

From ADA Technologies 8 Feb 2011

Scientists Close in On Being Able to Control the Manufacture of Carbon Nanotubes

Carbon nanotubes have many attractive properties, and their structure and areas of application can be compared with those of graphene, the material for whose discovery the most recent Nobel Prize was awarded. In order to be able to exploit these properties, however, it is necessary to have full control of the manufacturing process. Scientists at the University of Gothenburg are closing in on the answer.

7 Feb 2011