Tim Harper

Nanotech has some interesting applications, although getting them to a point where they are economically feasible is often a quite […]

Some readers felt that we gave a certain world renowned MNT research scientist a hard time recently, but as greater

Objectivity or even a little background research doesn’t get in the way of the Royal Society of Arts’ rather splendid

It’s a sign of the times when “World Renowned Scientists” like Eric Drexler have to get out of bed and

We have been trying to ignore the media guffaws over the “pee-powered battery”, which seems more bio than nano, but

While Malta and Lichtenstein may be lagging in the euronanotech league (although probably not losing too much sleep over it)

We are all in favour of holding conferences in interesting locations, after most people will fight harder for a travel

Technology Review has a worrying piece (at least for US readers) about how the fear of terrorism has led to

Here’s an interesting headline reported in the Malta Independent “ No nanotechnology infrastructure found in Malta.” Malta is not alone,

According to The Onion, presidential science adviser John Marburger discusses reducing US dependency of petroleum. “It is the president’s hope