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Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology and Trust in Government - Appendix Of Raw Survey Data

Little is known about nanotechnology’s possible health and environmental implications.
This article contains raw survey data extracted from a report, “Informed Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology and Trust in Government,” that looks at what Americans know and do not know about nanotechnology.

From Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 11 Sep 2005

Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology and Trust in Government - Full Study Results

Americans welcome new potential life-saving and enhancing applications promised by nanotechnology. They also voice concern over nanotechnology’s potential long-term human health and environmental effects. These are some of the findings in a new study by The Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies.

From Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 11 Sep 2005

Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology and Trust in Government - Major Findings of 2004 Study

From Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 11 Sep 2005

Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology and Trust in Government - Summary Of Report Findings

From Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 11 Sep 2005

Software for Computer Aided Nanodesign

Accelrys® has delivered computational science and informatics software to diverse R&D organizations for over 20 years. They develop Computer Aided Nanodesign (CAN) solutions which enable scientists to visualize and predict behavior at length scales of up to 100nm, the realm of nanotechnology.

From Accelrys 8 Sep 2005

Patenting Nanotechnology Materials and Devices - Overview of Major Trends in the Nanotech IP Sector

Patenting nanotechnologies is classified by the USPTO under three broad sections: nanomaterials, nanodevices and processing methods. This article offers an overview of the area of nanotechnology patenting, and concludes by highlighting why nanotech patenting is so different to previous technologies.

From Elkington and Fife LLP 30 Aug 2005

Intellectual Property (IP) Rights and Nanotechnology - an Overview of the Nano-Patenting Sector

Gaining ownership of the Intellectual Property (IP) rights of their innovative work can be the biggest barrier faced by nanotechnology start-ups. How the struggle to gain control over nanotechnology patents (with special focus on the USA) affects nanotech start-ups is the main theme of this article.

From Elkington and Fife LLP 29 Aug 2005

Patenting Nanotechnologies - What is Class 977 and How Does It Affect Nanotechnology Development?

Classification 977, also called Class 977, was specially written by the US PTO to cover the competitive area of nanotechnology patenting and Intellectual Property (IP) rights. How Class 977 has affected the patenting of nanotechnologies - with special focus on the USA - is provided in this article.

From Elkington and Fife LLP 29 Aug 2005

Patenting Nanotechnology - an Introduction to Nano-Patenting and Intellectual Property Rights

There is a fear that the chaotic situation regarding nanotechnology patenting could hamper the development of nanotechnologies. An overview of what has been happening in the area of nano-patenting (with special focus on the US) and how the present climate might affect future development is provided.

From Elkington and Fife LLP 29 Aug 2005

Patenting Nanotechnology - Overview of the Role of Public Sector Universities in Nanotech IP Rights

Patenting experts say that one of the unique aspects nanotechnology is the way in which universities and public research bodies hold many patents for nanotechnologies. This article offers an overview of how universities have been patenting nanotechnology developments, with special focus on the US.

29 Aug 2005

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Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology and Trust in Government - Appendix Of Raw Survey Data

Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology and Trust in Government - Full Study Results

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