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Richard Jones reviews Nanohype over at Softmachines. Those of a less academic persuasion may prefer this Canadian tale of “local […]
Richard Jones reviews Nanohype over at Softmachines. Those of a less academic persuasion may prefer this Canadian tale of “local […]
In a response to the ETC groups attempts to confuse GMOs with nanotech in the so called ‘Green Goo‘ (presumably
Reuters reports Luna Innovations Inc. may raise up to $58 million in an initial public offering. While Luna have made
According to an Israeli newspaper, “10% of Israel’s major plastics and rubber enterprises would begin using nanotechnology within two years.”
Not Eric Drexler and George Whitesides dueling in Deadwood, but Indianapolis where some of US nanotech’s big guns give an
Physorg.com announces that ” Nano has officially become the most misused word in the English language” and gives a nice
There seems to be cautious optimism over the US technology funding plans unveiled in this weeks’s State of the Union
The latest entrant into a crowded market is France’s Arkema who has just unveiled a pilot unit capable of producing
Nanotech Buzz asks “What future accomplishment do you think deserves the X Prize for nanotechnology?“ It’s a good question. While
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