Tim Harper

A few sites picked up on a snippet from the Yokohama Tyre Company promising that their new “S.drive (tyre) provides […]

The UK seems to be making a habit of the use of comedians and actors at the launch of nanotech

The Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering are hopping mad, spitting feathers and almost foaming at the mouth (or

I spent part of this week at the UK Nanoforum – the UKs big nanotech showcase,. While on one level

Nanophobes will soon find getting around London and Hong Kong rather slower according this report. The Hong Kong MTR plansd

The Wirefly X Prize Cup (or Space Elevator Games as it is more popularly known) descended into chaos last weekend

The UK governmenmts Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs had just released a progress report on their research on

Wading into the debate over the social and ethical implications of nanotechnologies comes the French National Centre for Scientific Research

Probably one for the transhumanists (or click hereif the movie doesn’t display correctly) Posted by Tim Harper at 11:13 PM

When it is a nanohazard of course…. The increasingly confused and nanotech obsessed ETC group have launched a competition to