Tim Harper

The precautionary principle is often invoked when discussing nanotechnology, but Roger Scruton takes issue with it in a thought provoking […]

Robocop The US Army surprised Congress by unavailing not one but two future soldiers, with the nanotech one being the

Physics undergraduates at a certain British University in the 1980’s were taught that there was a word outside the lab

This time worrying about the Internet and other signs of modernity in The Guardian. “It seems extraordinary to me that,

More nano-oddities, this time in the form of LightWave patches which apparently allow “organic materials to interact with the human

Floyd the Chimp catches the zeitgeist. We would have laughed if we hadn’t seen similar simplistic reasoning popping up like

Motley Fool returns to the subject of nanotech with the conclusion that “Yes, this nano stuff is for real” but

Philosophers? “Please get our name right… it’s Center for Responsible Nanotechnology, not Centre. I know that’s the British spelling, but

It’s a little odd when a serious newspaper attempts to mount a campaign against technology, but Geoffery Lean, environmental editor

Hon Hai, one of the worlds largest and quietest electronics manufacturers, will invest NT$12 billion (US$354.3MM) to build a nanotechnology