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While the usual suspects bang on about how the US government needs to spend billions to create a molecular assembler, […]

Nothing to do with Batman vs the Queen, but the Chronicle of Higher Education puts its finger on the real

A recent survey concludes that 90% of Americans believe that continued U.S. global leadership in technology is important to the

CRN aren’t the only ones holding their caps out, a report from Global Entrepreneurship Monitor reveals that only $304 million

Nanotechnology ends up taking the blame for a number of ills. A typical example is this piece from Jane’s about

A European consortium claims to have made the “production of miniature electric and computer systems, known as nanotechnology, economically viable.”

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No, we are not talking about nanotechnology, but nanotech press releases. Qinetiq Nanomaterials have now branded all their products as

Asia Times reports on reports (if you catch our drift) that as many as 10 Chinese provinces having designated zones

From nanotech replacing everything by 2006 to a reaching a tipping point somewhere in 2007, from predicting a billion dollars