The Irresistible Decline of British Science
After the much reported decline of chemistry in the UK highlighted by, among others, Buckyball discoverer Sir Harry Kroto, it
After the much reported decline of chemistry in the UK highlighted by, among others, Buckyball discoverer Sir Harry Kroto, it
It’s probably the usual gratuitous use of the n word, but we were intrigued by an article on Chinese investment
We are used to nanotechnology taking the blame from everything from exacerbating global wealth inequalities to enabling borg like transhumanists
Bloomberg has a nice piece on the crashing nanotech indices, as regular readers will know we are rather wary of.
Despite the lack of confidence in nanotechnologies from some quarters of the VC community, nanotech is attracting funding. Just as
One question we often hear is “what about Russian nanotechnology companies? Are there any?” The answer is usually no, as
UNESCO has become the latest organisation to tale a look at “the ethics and politics of nanotechnology” although as all
I have had a number of enquiries about the brief hiatus in output. While travelling has been one factor, with
Mike Roco pops up in this months Scientific American with an article titled “Nanotechnology’s Future,” although it reads more like
Bill Joy, who incurred the wrath of the nanotech community in his 2000 Essay in Wired, “Why The Future Doesn’t