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Back in the heady days when nanotechnology was going to allow us to regrow missing (or even extra) limbs, we […]

Business Week has been going to town on nanotechnology. We leafed through it on a flight from Vienna to Madrid,

We haven’t cracked a joke at the expense of the Merrill Lynch Index of Doom for a while, but this

Steve Jurvetson pops up again in The New York Times discussing funding for nanotechnology. The somewhat odd sounding “And I

Carbon Nanotechnologies Inc has announced the availability of double walled nanotubes, leading some to scratch their heads and wonder what

FEIs record fourth quarter results should come as no surprise. With our 2003/2004 figures showing the largest ever year on

Stanley Williams & colleagues at HP have published a very interesting article relating to their work on molecular scale logic.

We have long held the view that nanotechnology is more about understanding nature than replicating macro scale concepts on the

It seems strange at first sight for a technology led economy such as Taiwan, but word is reaching us from

The Japanese government becomes the latest to open the can of worms marked safety of nanotechnology with a study to