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High Point Council Could Attract Nanotechnology Company, Quartek - News Item

High Point City Council is considering giving $71,400 in incentives to lure QuarTek International Inc., a startup nanotechnology company, to the city. Posted March 29 2004

1 Apr 2004

Zyvex Uses SolidWorks Software To Design and Build MEMS & Nanotubes - News Item

Nanotechnology pioneer Zyvex Corporation has standardized on SolidWorks software to design and analyze microscopic tools that build and test mechanical devices and materials at the nanoscale. Posted March 22 2004

From Zyvex 1 Apr 2004

NVE Wins Additional Government Biosensor Funding - News Item

NVE Corporation announced today that it has been awarded approximately $450,000 by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Defense Sciences Office (DSO) for the next phase of development of advanced Bio-Magnetic Interfacing Concepts (BioMagnetICs). Posted January 26 2004

30 Mar 2004

NVE Corporation Provides MRAM Update - New Technology

NVE Corporation has provided updates on the status of its MRAM partnerships. Posted March 19 2004

30 Mar 2004

Demise Of Chip Factories Predicted By Nanotechnology Expert - New Technology

Douglas Mulhall, author of Our Molecular Future, has given a speech entitled "How Nanotechnology is Transforming Ottawa’s IT Horizon" and outlined how nanotechnology could destroy the computer chip manufacturing industry as we know it. Posted March 24 2004

30 Mar 2004

Lymphatic Drainage Imaging Using A Nano-size Contrast Agent - New Technology

A new advance in nanotechnology will allow physicians to precisely track the early spread of breast cancer cells to surrounding lymph ducts and nodes, helping to better define or even eliminate surgery. Posted March 28 2004

30 Mar 2004

Rensselaer Researchers Control the Shape of Nanotube Structures - New Technology

Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute are reporting the discovery of a simple method for rapidly creating different shapes of carbon nanotube structures. Posted March 23 2004

From Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 30 Mar 2004

Carbon Nanofoam Produced By Greek, Australian and Russian Physicists - New Technology

A new form of carbon has been made by physicists from Greece, Australia and Russia. The material is a nanofoam of carbon clusters with the lowest density recorded for a solid. Posted March 23 2004

30 Mar 2004

Making Nanowires From Any Semiconducting Material - New Technology

Charles Lieber and colleagues at Harvard University in collaboration with Nanosys Inc are creating single-crystal nanowires from just about any semiconducting material. When combined in arrays and multilayers, the technique promises to create complex nanosystems. Posted March 24 2004

30 Mar 2004

NEC and Transmeta To Cooperate On Chip Technology - News Item

Japan's NEC Electronics Corp said it would cooperate with Transmeta Corp of the United States in the field of 90-, 65- and 45-nanometer chip technology. Posted March 25 2004

30 Mar 2004