Tim Harper

Last week we were running our Nano4Food conference in Wageningen, The Netherlands, which is home to Wageningen University, one of […]

The weird variant of nanotechnology, the one that involves infra red rays seems to have found its way into Taiwanese

Last year, after Cientifica had performed some initial research for governments about the impact of nanotechnologies on water processes, we

According to an Iranian Research Institute of Petroleum Industry, nanotechnology will “reduce gasoline consumption by half, saving 200 million liters

It probably hasn’t escaped anyone’s attention that discussion of the potential downside of nanotechnologies, and we are more concerned about

While the increasingly bitter and bizarre wangling over Europe’s budget was going on, a sharp division emerged between the old

You can’t go far these days without hearing about Chinese nanotech, and a new battle is looming over standards. As

The food industry is borrowing a few tricks from pharma in the field of micro(and nano) encapsulation. George Ennis, chief

The Nano4Food Conference will open its doors next week and it has already attracted some of the largest food manufacturers

Before anyone starts wondering how you are supposed to hold a nano-toothbrush, let’s just say the authors of this piece