Insights on Technology and Innovation

David Berube alerts us to a forthcoming movie in the Sci-Fi Channel, Path of Destruction, aka Stratosphere, where either “nanobots […]

The recent funding increases in Singapore and the Czech Republic were significant, but details of the split between applied and

The University of Twente in the Netherlands is looking to fill a couple of positions related to the social and

Water seems to be a dominant theme at the moment, whether passing it or wading through it, and Red Herring

Australia is the latest country to find itself with a shortage of boffins, and chemists (or molecule geeks) in particular.

A reminder that the big showdown on molecular nanotechnology is happening next week in Nottingham, and it is a chance

The Lisbon Agenda was an ambitious EU plan to make Europe the worlds most dynamic knowledge based economy by 2010,

Nanotech has some interesting applications, although getting them to a point where they are economically feasible is often a quite

Some readers felt that we gave a certain world renowned MNT research scientist a hard time recently, but as greater

Objectivity or even a little background research doesn’t get in the way of the Royal Society of Arts’ rather splendid