Tales From the Nanofrontier
Not Eric Drexler and George Whitesides dueling in Deadwood, but Indianapolis where some of US nanotech’s big guns give an
The Nanotech X Prize
Nanotech Buzz asks “What future accomplishment do you think deserves the X Prize for nanotechnology?“ It’s a good question. While
Nanotubes by the Tonne
The latest entrant into a crowded market is France’s Arkema who has just unveiled a pilot unit capable of producing
Boost Science, Boost Competitiveness?
There seems to be cautious optimism over the US technology funding plans unveiled in this weeks’s State of the Union
“I’ll be there in a nano”
Physorg.com announces that ” Nano has officially become the most misused word in the English language” and gives a nice
The Return of the Methanol Fuel Cell
Samsung has reportedly developed the first prototype fuel cell for portable multimedia players based on nano-composite membranes. It might actually
Irans First Nanotech Book?
Farsi speakers may be intertested in a new book just published, “Nanomaterials.” Details below: ÙØÙ٠ت٠اس با اØسا٠Ùاس٠عÙÛ ÙشاÙÛ:
Less Than Zero
NanotechCafe.com has a handy book section where you can see the latest list of nanotech books ranked by their sales
Tackling TB
On the day when UK Finance minsister Gordon Brown and Bill Gates announce a “Global Plan to Stop Tuberculosis” news
Procter & Gamble “Fascinated” by Nanotech
Marketwatch reports that P&G Chief Executive Alan G. Lafley said his company has inked confidentiality agreements with three nanotech firms