Tim Harper

Motorola’s on/off relationship with field emission displays continues with recent claims of a “breakthrough technique.” We have seen plenty of […]

With some 73 billion euros in research funding up for grabs between 2007 and 2013 in the European Commissions 7th

Road and Track’s article on nanoparticles says nothing new about them, and even fails to mention much of the nanotechnologies

The Economist runs a somewhat alarming headline this week, “Nanotechnology cures cancer!” but promptly qualifies it with “Well, it might…”

The intelligence community is notoriously tight lipped, but when it comes to its nanotechnology wish list, of course tiny stuff

Computer World gets all excited about the Singularity but warns “beyond the Singularity could lie the Gray Goo, posited by

We have covered almost every aspect of nanotechnologies in the five years since TNT Weekly / TNTlog has been active,

These days Fred Kavli, the founder of Kavlico Corporation, is returning to his original home, Norway, with an enviable task

While Cientifica is best known for nanotechnologies we do in fact have activities in many other areas of technology, from

One of the most toted benefits of nanotechnology is “stain resistant clothes” allowing us to slurp noodles and dribble wine