Tim Harper

Back in 2001, while Henrik Schoen was busy fiddling his lab results at Bell Labs, Robert Papalia was up to […]

It is rare pleasure to see a balanced headline involving such emotive subjects as nanotech and cancer, but recent headlines

The UK’s Sciencewise program, a scheme that provides grants “for projects that bring scientists, government and the public together to

It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Nobel Laureate and co discoverer of buckyballs Richard

We’re not sure whether this is the point where nanotech moves from hype to fad, but in the wake of

The European Commission, through the Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks, is soliciting comments on their recent

It has always been a fundamental part of our philosophy that you cannot dissociate nanotechnology from the rest of the

The Engineer has an interview with Kevin Matthews, CEO of Oxonica, and gives a nice potted history of the company.

Nanotechnology.com, currently undergoing something of a relaunch as “The International Network of Small Technology”, has a new white paper available

Nanotech companies are continuing to pull in funding with the news that UK based nanoparticle detection company Nanosight have closed