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The University of Twente in the Netherlands is looking to fill a couple of positions related to the social and […]

Water seems to be a dominant theme at the moment, whether passing it or wading through it, and Red Herring

Australia is the latest country to find itself with a shortage of boffins, and chemists (or molecule geeks) in particular.

A reminder that the big showdown on molecular nanotechnology is happening next week in Nottingham, and it is a chance

The Lisbon Agenda was an ambitious EU plan to make Europe the worlds most dynamic knowledge based economy by 2010,

Nanotech has some interesting applications, although getting them to a point where they are economically feasible is often a quite

Some readers felt that we gave a certain world renowned MNT research scientist a hard time recently, but as greater

Objectivity or even a little background research doesn’t get in the way of the Royal Society of Arts’ rather splendid

It’s a sign of the times when “World Renowned Scientists” like Eric Drexler have to get out of bed and

We have been trying to ignore the media guffaws over the “pee-powered battery”, which seems more bio than nano, but