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An absolutely terrifying vision of nanotech was reported in the UK press and summarised by UPI. The application concerns textiles, […]

It’s taken a week, but finally someone other than us has made a sensible comment on the Magic Nano bouhaha.

When nanotechnology initially started generating excitement, one of the hot areas with great expectations was bioenhancement, with the possibility of

Polaron announced today that they have sold their “Oxford Nanoscience” subsidiary to Imago Scientific Instruments for $2.25m in cash and

South Africa has released a few details of its new R170m (23million euro) nanotech program. More details about the focus

Following on from the less than inspiring piece on safety fears of nano toilet cleaners the Washington Post also runs

Writing in today’s Financial Times, science editor Clive Cookson takes a look at the reality behind last week’s announcement that

Richard Jones discussed Iran’s rapidly growing output of scientific publications over at Soft Machines, and wonders whether this will be

Expect to hear more about a German bathroom cleaning product called Magic Nano which comes in the form of a