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$200K Grants For Nanotechnology Research - News Item

Three scientists recently received one of nine new $200,000 federal grants for nano research from The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC). Posted November 28 2003

16 Jan 2004

Nanozid Nano-Coating Kills SARS Virus - New Product

Scientists have discovered that the viruses responsible for the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) lose their terror on surfaces coated with special nanoparticles. Posted November 17 2003

16 Jan 2004

Researchers Compare Atomic Masses With Unprecedented Accuracy - New Technology

MIT atomic physicists have developed a technique that compares the masses of single charged atoms with unprecedented accuracy — akin to measuring the distance between Boston and Los Angeles to within the width of a human hair. Posted 19th December 2003

From Massachusetts Institute of Technology 16 Jan 2004

NANOPORE Ceramic Filter Membranes - New Product

IItN Nanovation offers under the trademark of NANOPORE a range of various ceramic filter membranes. Posted November 13 2003

16 Jan 2004

British Government Unveils £150 Million Technology Strategy - News Item

A detailed action plan to increase innovation and help British businesses succeed in an increasingly competitive global market was published today. Posted December 17 2003

From Applied Industrial Research Trading Organisations 16 Jan 2004

World Economic Forum Announces "Technology Pioneers" for 2004 - News Item

The World Economic Forum today announced the 30 companies selected worldwide as "Technology Pioneers" for 2004. Posted December 11 2003

16 Jan 2004

Zeptosens and ViaLogy Announce Microarray Study Results - New Technology

Zeptosens and ViaLogy have announced the results from an extensive study using Zeptosens' planar waveguide (PWG) based microarray technology and Vialogy's Quantum Resonance Interferometry (QRI) signal processing software. Posted December 16 2003

From ViaLogy 16 Jan 2004

Scientists Discover Tiny New Organisms, Nanobes - New Technology

University of Queensland researchers have discovered novel miniature organisms. At 20 to 150 nanometres in length, the organisms, which they call nanobes, are much smaller than the smallest certified terrestrial bacteria ever found on the planet. Posted March 20 1999

From Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis (CMM) 14 Jan 2004

Examining The Structure Of The Proton - New Technology

The structure of the proton is under the microscope at the U.S. Department of Energy's Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (Jefferson Lab) in Newport News, Virginia, where a series of experiments continues to produce unexpected results. Posted December 3 2003

From Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility 14 Jan 2004

Zyvex Expands Nanomanipulation Product Line - New Product

Zyvex Corporation has announced the A100 Assembly System, a manipulation and assembly tool which can be used with either a scanning electron or optical microscope to assemble microscale components. Posted December 25 2003

From Zyvex 14 Jan 2004