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Protein-Centric Drug Development and Functional Glycomics - New Technology

Researchers are beginning to see the potential for breakthrough in healthcare through glycomics, which studies carbohydrates, proteins and their interactions. Posted April 28 2004

7 May 2004

Nano-fuel Technology Developed In China - New Technology

After 15 years of development Beijing Yuantong Corporation Ltd has developed ESP nano-fuel technology. Posted April 28 2004

7 May 2004

Nano Conveyor Might Be Used As Nano Scale Soldering Iron - New Technology

A nanosized conveyor belt might be adapted for use as the world’s smallest soldering iron. Posted April 28 2004

7 May 2004

Nanotechnology & MEMs Industry Almanac Released by Research and Markets - News Item

Research and Markets has announced the addition of Nanotechnology and MEMS Industry Almanac to their offering.The Almanac presents a complete analysis, including the convergence of nanoscience, biotechnology, aerospace and microelectronics. Posted April 29 2004

From Research and Markets 7 May 2004

Atlas Mining in Discussions with Nano-Technology Companies - News Item

Atlas Mining Company, a natural resource and mining company, announced today it has engaged in discussions with several nano-technology companies for Halloysite microtubules. Halloysite microtubules provide a wide array of benefits and potential to several nano applications. Posted April 28 2004

7 May 2004

Nanotech Business and Law Expert to Join Arrowhead - News Item

Arrowhead Research Corporation, announced today that John C. Miller, one of the leading authorities on nanotechnology business and legal policy in the country, has agreed to join the Company as Vice President, Intellectual Property. Posted April 29 2004

From Arrowhead Pharmaceutical 7 May 2004

Carbon Nanotubes Used To Make Nanosized Conveyor Belts - New Technology

In a development that brings the promise of mass production to nanoscale devices, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists have transformed carbon nanotubes into conveyor belts capable of ferrying atom-sized particles to microscopic worksites. Posted April 28 2004

6 May 2004

How To Erase Electronic Paper - New Product

The next big thing could be electronic paper but the persistent problem is how to erase it. University of Arizona chemist Jeanne Pemberton has been trying to work out how to erase the paper by studying the interface of ink and the tablet or paper at the nanolevel. Posted April 28 2004

6 May 2004