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Triton BioSystems Unveils Cancer Killing Target Nano-Therapeutics Nanotechnology - New Product

Triton Biosystems has unveiled an innovative technology designed to give late-term breast and prostate cancer patients a second chance at recovery, without the debilitating side effects of today's chemo and radiation therapies. Posted February 19 2004

23 Feb 2004

Zyvex, UTD Collaborate To Make Worlds Toughest Material For NASA - New Technology

Nanotechnology company, Zyvex Corp., is working in collaboration with the University of Texas at Dallas to build a prototype of the worlds toughest material for NASA. Posted February 22 2004

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Cornell Light Switching Could Lead To Photonic Microchips And Home Fibre-Optics

A Cornell University researcher is developing techniques for making photonic microchips including ways to guide and bend light in air or a vacuum, to switch a beam of light on and off and to connect nanophotonic chips to optical fiber. Posted February 15 2004

23 Feb 2004

Pennsylvania Nanotechnology Organization Helps Researchers To $60million In Funding - News Item

A Pennsylvania organization put together to help local nanotechnology research and commercialization efforts has helped local researchers secure around $60 million in federal grants. Posted February 22 2004

23 Feb 2004

First Meeting of The Nanotechnology Clean Water Initiative - News Item

The problem of water shortages in the Middle East has been given an initial helping hand with leaders of the nanotechnology industry in Israel joining together for the first meeting of stakeholders in the Nanotechnology Clean Water Initiative. Posted February 22 2004

23 Feb 2004

Toshiba and Sandisk to Expand NAND Flash Memory Production - New Technology

Toshiba Corporation and SanDisk Corporation today announced that they intend to cooperate in the construction of a new 300-millimeter (mm) wafer fabrication facility at Toshiba's Yokkaichi operations in order to meet growing demand for NAND flash memory. Posted Decmber 3 2003

23 Feb 2004

Tiny Nanowire Sensor Could be Next Big Diagnostic Tool for Doctors - New Product

A tiny nanowire sensor could pave the way for faster, more accurate medical diagnostic tests for countless conditions and may ultimately save lives by allowing earlier disease detection and intervention, Harvard scientists say. Posted Decmber 16 2004

23 Feb 2004

LG Chem Makes High Performance Plastic Containers Using Nanotechnology - New Product

LG Chem Ltd., South Korea’s largest chemical company, has developed high-performance plastic containers using nanotechnology. Posted February 19 2004

From LG Chem 23 Feb 2004

Loomis Group Delivers Big for Nanotechnology Industry - News Item

Loomis Group, an independent, integrated marketing agency, today announced that it is a major sponsor of the inaugural SEMI NanoForum 2004 conference and will serve as the events marketing and PR agency. Posted February 18 2004

23 Feb 2004

Superconductor Pioneer Dr. Gregory J. Yurek Joins Nanosys Board of Directors - News Item

Nanosys, Inc., a leader in nanotechnology-enabled systems, added technology pioneer Dr. Gregory J. Yurek to the company's board of directors. Dr. Yurek is chairman and chief executive officer of American Superconductor Corporation. Posted February 18 2004

23 Feb 2004

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