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Purdue University Awarded $2m Grant to Study The Interactions Between Man-Made Nanoparticles and The Environment

Purdue University have been awarded a $2m grant from the National Science Foundation and Environmental Protection Agency to study the interactions between man-made nanoparticles and the environment. Details of the study are provided. Posted August 26 2004

From Birck Nanotechnology Center 31 Aug 2004

Thermal Dip Pen Nanolithography, Nanometere Sized Patterns Produced Using Solid Inks that Melt

Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology have develeped a new lithography process using solid inks that melt. The process has been called thermal dip pen nanolithography. The process and its applications are outlined. Posted August 30 2004

30 Aug 2004

Hybrid Nitride AFM Probe for Contact Mode from Nanoworld - New Product

Nanoworld have introduced their new Hybid- Nitride probe for atomic force microscopy use in contact mode. Posted August 1 2004

From Nanoworld AG 25 Aug 2004

Complex Oxides Could Replace Silicon Insulators in Semiconductors - New Technology

With the limits of silicon semiconductors rapidly reaching their limits, a discovery by Cornell researchers relating to the use of complex oxides may be extremely timely. Posted August 24 2004

24 Aug 2004

Carbon Nanotubes Solve Die Swell Problems and Improve Extrusion Rates for Polypropylene

Researcher's at NIST have found that the addition of carbon nanotubes to polypropylene can eliminate the problem of die swell as well as increase the processing rate during extrusion. Posted August 19 2004

19 Aug 2004

Nanodumbells, Gold - Tipped Nanocrystals, The Building Blocks of Future Computer Chips - News Item

Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have developed gold-tipped nanocrystals or nanodumbells. These could be used as building blocks for nanotechnology based electrononics, transistirs and computer chips. Posted June 17 2004.

12 Aug 2004

Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory Grow Carbon Nanotubes with Wing – Like Extensions

In an attempt to create nanocomposites incorporating carbon nanotubes and diamond, scientists at Argonne National Laboratory created nanotubes with graphitic wings. Posted July 16th, 2004

From Argonne National Laboratory 10 Aug 2004

Centro de Fisica Aplicada y Tecnologia Avanzada - Nanoparticle Synthesis and Characterisation

Centro de Fisica Aplicada y Tecnologia Avanzada is involved in the basic research and technological development of ceramic, polymeric, metallic and hybrid nanoparticles, as well as the design of novel characterisation techniques.

From Centro de Fisica Aplicada y Tecnologia Avanzada 4 Aug 2004

Applied Nanotech Granted 3 US Patents Relating to The Use of Electron Emissions from Carbon Nanotubes

Applied Nanotech, a subsidiary of Nano-Proprietary have been granted 3 US patents relating to the use of electron emissions from carbon nanotubes for various applications. Posted August 3 2004

3 Aug 2004

3D Systems Announces the Availability of Engineered Nano-Composite Bluestone™ SL Material for SLA® Systems

3D Systems Corporation announced the availability of Bluestone™ SL material, the first commercially available engineered nano-composite resin for SLA® (stereolithography) systems. Posted July 29 2004

30 Jul 2004

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Purdue University Awarded $2m Grant to Study The Interactions Between Man-Made Nanoparticles and The Environment

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Complex Oxides Could Replace Silicon Insulators in Semiconductors - New Technology

Carbon Nanotubes Solve Die Swell Problems and Improve Extrusion Rates for Polypropylene

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