Tim Harper

Due to some mysterious refreshing of the nether regions of the Internet, up popped nanotech evangelist Newt Gingrich, the article

Nanosilver ( or at least the antibacterial properties of silver nanoparticles) has migrated from washing machines to mobile phones, once

The European Patent Office put on a stimulating and interesting meeting in The Hague last week. Apart from the wide

The annual “Top Ten Trends” meeting at Silicon Valleys Churchill Club was a bit of a yawn. No earth shattering

This month Scientific American names its list of 50 of those who during 2003-2004 exhibited outstanding technology leadership in the

Activists are again hopping mad about the paltry sums given to research into the health and safety implications of nanotechnology,

A little sense permeates the environs of the The Guardian, who take a break from worrying about the dangers of

The Fat Duck, one of the UKs Michelin three-starred restaurant and a temple to food rivalled only (in our limited

UPI’s NanoWorld update takes a look at regulation. There’s some interesting snippets in there, mixed with the usual misconceptions (any

Or at least a new Luna, this time it’s Luna nanoWorks.