The Life and Times of Nanobiotech
The Scientist has an in depth article on nanobio looking at some of the applications. Its an area we see […]
The Scientist has an in depth article on nanobio looking at some of the applications. Its an area we see […]
Tools start up Infinitesima announced a new Executive Chairman, founder of Queensgate Instruments, EUSPEN President and all round UK nanoinvesting
We are gearing up here for our NanoWater 2004 conference on September 27th, which were holding in Amsterdam as part
Market conditions once again take the blame for Nanophases cancelled Shelf Registration (with a registration ‘on the shelf,’ a company
Not a bad week for European nanotech funding. The first projects are trickling out of the UK Governments nanotech funding
Yikes! An onslaught of books from the nuttier end of the nanotech spectrum is in the pipeline with the indefatigable
The Yomiuri Shimbun reports that the Japan Business Federation (Nippon Keidanren) has predicted that the domestic market in nanotechnology would
A whole host of UK companies who have been selected for funding under the Department of Trade and Industrys £90m
Sir Harry Kroto is finally throwing in the towel (at least as far as British chemistry is concerned). Just before
One of the arguments often used against nanotechnology is the health and environmental cost of nanoparticles. A conference in Switzerland