Tim Harper

One of things we are increasingly seeing is articles in which scientists looking at nanoparticles call for more research to […]

The game of musical chairs that seems to involve almost everyone trying to make a buck out of the still

The recent European Commission communication “Towards a European strategy for nanotechnology” contains an interesting league table of European funding. Bottom

“There must be an easier way to make buckyballs” It seems hardly a week goes by without Fullerenes being implicated

Back by popular demand is our Trashcompactor section. Something about this caught the imagination of a number of our readers,

Our apologies (and a slap on the wrist for one of our hacks) for not listing Eric Drexler as one

Despite the inherent weirdness of one Blog site referring to another, we felt compelled to go ahead with this one

After some years of relative silence, IBM’s Millipede project is back in the news. While analysts are questioning the real

The oft-quoted saying “Success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan” is certainly true when applied to nanotechnology. The

A rather garbled message comes across from the Swiss Re study we mentioned last week, or at least that’s how