Tim Harper

Greece has played a major role in science and technology in the past, if not recently, giving us the earliest […]

Stung by criticism that the Foresight Institute needs to stop rabbiting on about how wonderful molecular nanotechnology will be when

There are a number of areas of concern when it comes to nanomaterials, all of which need to be addressed

The MNT workaholics at CRN have been publishing a series of articles entitled ‘inside CRN.’ For anyone trying to figure

It may have been noticed that the countries of the European Union are currently locked in a prolonged squabble over

A dose of scepticism comes from Ghavam Shahidi, director of silicon technology at IBM’s T.J. Watson Research Center. The gist

According to a report in Small Times, India is now in “mission mode” to develop nanotechnology, and earlier in the

The Enquirer reports that NEC is now able to produce a kilogram of pure nanohorns a day. Back in 2003,

There are more calls from the US for regulation of nanomaterials, albeit voluntary. We are somewhat sceptical of voluntary approaches,

There seem to be few things more annoying to a nanoscientist than a picture of Drexlers atomic gear wheels (did