Tim Harper

NOBODY expects the Spanish Inquisition! Apparently an article in the Summer 2004 National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly (vol. 4 No. 2)

A cluster of articles have recently highlighted the growing trend for clean tech investing. Certainly the sector attracts significantly more

I’ve been spending increasing amounts of time analysing the environmental effects (or not) of nanotechnology from almost every possible angle

If this week’s reports seem to have a greenish tinge, it’s 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

It’s as inevitable as death or taxes. Fuel prices go up, and a host of devices appear claiming to give