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Using Nanotechnology To Manipulate Platinum Properties - New Technology

Researchers from the Department of Energy's Sandia National Laboratories and the University of New Mexico have developed ways to manipulate the properties of platinum metal. Posted January 28 2004

From Sandia National Laboratories 31 Jan 2004

Ethics Experts Warn Of 'Nano-divide' Between Have And Have-not Countries - News Item

The chasm between have and have-not countries will grow even wider if nanotechnology research is upended by the unbalanced positions of high-profile opponents, warns new analysis from a leading global medical ethics think-tank. Posted January 27 2004

From University of Toronto Joint Centre for Bioethics 31 Jan 2004

Nanotechnology Gets Bigger At University of Illinois - News Item

The University of Illinois Nanotechnology Lab is to be increased in size by 50 percent with a $18 million reconfiguration of the Micro and Nanotechnology Lab.Posted January 27 2004

From Holonyak Micro and Nanotechnology Lab, Uni of Illinois 31 Jan 2004

Optiva Strengthens Management Team to Focus on LCD Business - News Item

Optiva, Inc., the creator of a new class of nanomaterials for optical applications, announced today a key addition to its senior management team as the company focuses on the importance of the liquid crystal display business to their immediate future. Posted January 27 2004

31 Jan 2004

Nanogen Issued Patent for Addressable Biologic Electrode Arrays - New Technology

Nanogen has announced the granting of a patent relating to electrode-based array devices and methods of operation in which individual electrodes contained within the array can be selectively addressed or manipulated. Posted January 28 2004

From Nanogen 29 Jan 2004

ViriChip To Detect Viruses Faster And More Accurately - New Product

A new silicon chip that uses nanotechnology promises to allow the detection of viruses faster, and more accurately, than ever before. The device, called the “ViriChip” was developed by a joint team from BioForce Nanosciences and Des Moines University. Posted January 2004

29 Jan 2004

American Superconductor Nanotechnology Breakthrough For Superconductor Wire - New Technology

American Superconductor Corporation has announced a nanotechnology-based manufacturing technique that delivers an immediate 30% increase in the electric current-carrying capability of the company's second generation (2G) high temperature superconductor (HTS) wire. Posted January 26 2004

29 Jan 2004