How Green is my Nano?
Ive been spending increasing amounts of time analysing the environmental effects (or not) of nanotechnology from almost every possible angle […]
Ive been spending increasing amounts of time analysing the environmental effects (or not) of nanotechnology from almost every possible angle […]
If this weeks reports seem to have a greenish tinge, its the combination of zeitgeist and the fact that we
Just back from the Would NanoEcomic Congress / NanoTrends conference in Munich, and the environment was naturally high on the
Barnaby Feder at the New York Times has an article which asks a few questions about “Going Public Without Profits
Hot, or perhaps lukewarm, on the heels of Nanosys comes what Reuters calls a Nanotech IPO, from Lumera. The claim
One of the most frustrating things about working with carbon nanotubes (and there are many!) is their variable electrical conductivity.
Reading a recent report on nanotubes it felt like 2001 all over again when most people didn’t have a clue
Its as inevitable as death or taxes. Fuel prices go up, and a host of devices appear claiming to give
An article in these weeks Observer (a british Sunday Newspaper) seems to capture the nanoZeitgeist. This one has it all
While there are a number of nanotechnology pundits that make the regular circuit of CNBC and other mass media outlets,