Insights on Technology and Innovation

Reading a recent report on nanotubes it felt like 2001 all over again when most people didn’t have a clue […]

One of the most frustrating things about working with carbon nanotubes (and there are many!) is their variable electrical conductivity.

An article in these weeks Observer (a british Sunday Newspaper) seems to capture the nanoZeitgeist. This one has it all

It’s as inevitable as death or taxes. Fuel prices go up, and a host of devices appear claiming to give

David Voyle of NanoTsumani raised an interesting point, “I can not help but wonder, where all that (and please let

As if nanotechnology didn’t have enough trouble with terminology along comes Nanomobility, something that had us scratching our heads until

While there are a number of nanotechnology pundits that make the regular circuit of CNBC and other mass media outlets,

The game of musical chairs that seems to involve almost everyone trying to make a buck out of the still

One of things we are increasingly seeing is articles in which scientists looking at nanoparticles call for more research to

The recent European Commission communication “Towards a European strategy for nanotechnology” contains an interesting league table of European funding. Bottom