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April 2002 Nanotechnology News

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Long polymers light up LEDs
PhysicsWeb April 30, 2002

Are Science and Technology Governable?
* The Scientist April 30, 2002

Nanosys Acquires Pioneering Molecular Manufacturing Technology From UCLA -- Breakthrough Invention Streamlines Industrial Production of Nanoscale Devices
NL/PR Newswire April 30, 2002

20 bold predictions for the next 20 years
PROFIT Magazine April 30, 2002

Montreal is Playing Host to Two Major Health Technology and Life Sciences Industry Events
NL/Canadian Corporate News April 30, 2002

Nanotech funding already bearing fruit
UPI April 30, 2002

Brookhaven Lab Researchers Develop A Method For Producing Electrodes Using Nanoscale Materials
ScienceDaily April 30, 2002

GENEFLUIDICS COUNTS ON GLASS TO BREAK INTO NANOBIO MARKET
Small Times April 30, 2002

HP's Nanotech Investment Aims to Break Moore's Law
NanotechPlanet April 29, 2002

Firms Pitch Small Ideas at NanoSIG Event
NanotechPlanet April 29, 2002

Constructing optical waveguides in photonic crystals—cheap and easy
Technology Review April 29, 2002

Mechanical Engineer Developing Nanotech Control Device For Possible Use In Telesurgery
ScienceDaily April 29, 2002

Arranging atoms 'the way we want'
A brief history by the Statesman.com April 29, 2002

Researchers position UT for the nanotech business
Statesman.com April 29, 2002

Four Texas Universities Form Partnership To Foster Research, Development in Nanotechnology
UTD April 29, 2002

NEW TIGHT GENES LOOK GOOD AS BETTER DISEASE TREATMENTS
Small Times April 29, 2002

The Next Generation
Washtech.com April 26, 2002

Bell Labs breaks through on Moore's Law
News.com April 26, 2002

Cool organic display
EE Times April 26, 2002

IBM stacks hard-disk bricks to build dense storage cube
EE Times April 26, 2002

Small tech could change our lives in a nanosecond
National Post Online April 26, 2002

Bell Labs Unveils Chip-Shrinking Breakthrough
NewsFactor Network April 26, 2002

Novel heat conductor steals trick from nature
CERN Courier April 26, 2002

Carbon Nanotubes Ignite When Exposed to Flash
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute April 26, 2002

Letting nature do the work George Whitesides on self-assembly.
Harvard Gazette April 25, 2002

Graphitics fashions a revolution
EETimes April 25, 2002

Vasculoid: A Personal Nanomedical Appliance to Replace Human Blood. Robert A. Freitas Jr. & Christopher J. Phoenix
Transhumanist.com April 25, 2002

Bell Labs Researchers Invent Technique for Imaging Single Impurity Atoms Within Silicon
NL/BW April 25, 2002

Taiwan to increase nanotech funding
Taipei Times April 25, 2002

A NEW ZEALAND-BORN PROFESSOR STUDIES THE MACHINE IN THE MOLECULE
Small Times April 25, 2002

GERMAN GROUP TRIES TO GRAB FLAT SCREENS' NEXT GENERATION
Small Times April 25, 2002

BioForce Nanoscience Developing Nanoarray Technologies
Nanotech Planet April 24, 2002

EUROCORES: Self-Organised Nano-Structures (SONS) - Call for Outline Proposals
ESF April 24, 2002

NANOTECH STARTUPS EARN VC FUNDS THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY: HARD WORK
Small Times April 24, 2002

Explorers In Nanospace
SpaceDaily April 24, 2002

The Vast Universe of Tiny Technology
NewsFactor Network April 23, 2002

Lasers may power nano-motors
UPI April 23, 2002

ANI AND UMASS SIGN LICENSING AGREEMENT OPTION
SI Diamond April 23, 2002

Programmable Chips
Technology Review April 23, 2002

NANOTECH EXECS BEGIN WHAT THEY HOPE WILL BE BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP WITH D.C.
Small Times April 23, 2002

Microscopy Turning Nanoscopy
SpaceDaily April 23, 2002

MOTOROLA LABS SOLVES A 30-YEAR SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY PUZZLE PDF. Silicon Gallium-Arsenide Wafer Technology is expected to fundamentally change the semi-conductor industry. Graphics Motorola April 23, 2002

Molecular Electronics Advances Two Steps Closer to Reality
SciAm April 22, 2002

Singularity Institute releases 'Levels of Organization'
Nanodot April 22, 2002

Ultrapermeable, Reverse-Selective Membranes Developed
ScienceDaily April 22, 2002

Futuristic Focus
LA Times April 22, 2002

Nanomedicine Articles By Robert A. Freitas Jr.: Clottocytes: Artificial Mechanical Platelets & Microbivores: Artificial Mechanical Phagocytes & Volumetric Cellular Intrusiveness of Medical Nanorobots & Robots in the bloodstream: the promise of nanomedicine
IMM Reports & KurzweilAI April 2002

WITH TELECOM'S FALL, ALL-OPTICAL TURNS INTO HYBRID MEMS SWITCHES
Small Times April 22, 2002

Molecules take electronics for a spin
Nature April 19, 2002
Spintronics gets serious
PhysicsWeb April 19, 2002

UCLA UNDERGRADUATES ARE SELECTED TO PRESENT RESEARCH ON CAPITOL HILL
Small Times April 19, 2002

BETTER LIVING THROUGH SMALL TECH: MEMS AND NANOTECH MEET REAL LIFE
Small Times April 19, 2002

Innovation: the atomic revolution
BRW April 18, 2002

Upcoming speaking engagements by nanotechnologist Ralph Merkle
Nanodot April 18, 2002

ZettaCore's Goal: Memory Powered by Molecules
Nanotech Planet April 18, 2002

ANI INC. DEMONSTRATES A 14" DIAGONAL NANOTUBE DISPLAY
Applied Nanotech April 18, 2002

Supercomputer smashes world speed record
New Scientist April 18, 2002

Self-assembly: Shake and serve
TRN News April 18, 2002

Low-Voltage MEMs Switch Developed For High-Speed Electronics
SpaceDaily April 18, 2002

Thinner More Flexible Silicon Panels
SpaceDaily April 18, 2002

LASERS MAKE THE CUT AS SMALL TECH SHRINKS
Small Times April 18, 2002

NEW EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION WILL TRY TO MOVE NANO FROM THE LAB TO MARKET
Small Times April 18, 2002

Government slow in dealing with radical tech
KurzweilAI April 17, 2002

Alumni Investors Bank on Penn's Nanotech Discoveries
Nanotech Planet April 17, 2002

New D&MD Executive Briefing - Nanobiotechnology: Commercial Opportunities from Innovative Concepts
NL/PR Newswire April 17, 2002

SOLUTIONS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES FOR GERMAN FIRM WITH NEW PROCESS
Small Times April 17, 2002

MAGIC MOLECULAR MORTAR COULD RECOVER OFFSHORE OIL
Small Times April 17, 2002

European Nanobusiness Association (ENA) Launches new website
ENA April 17, 2002

Two-dimensional" coatings next step for nanotechnology
Darwin Mag April 16, 2002

CVD process tames carbon nanotube growth
EE Times April 16, 2002

Texas foundation seeks to fund nanotechnology research
Nanodot April 16, 2002

Nanotube-Laced Epoxy: Three Times Harder, Far Better At Conducting Heat
ScienceDaily April 16, 2002

Organic solar power
AlphaGalileo April 16, 2002

Addition Of Fluorine Opens Door To Hundreds Of Nanotube Derivatives
SpaceDaily April 16, 2002

NanoOpto Secures Additional $4-million in Venture Financing
NanoOpto April 16, 2002

HANNOVER FAIR 2002 - MICROTECHNOLOGY ROAD MAPS POINT IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS
Small Times April 16, 2002

Internet Insight: Moore's Law & Order
eWEEK April 15, 2002

Government Grants Keep eSpin Spinning
Nanotech Planet April 15, 2002

LSI Logic taps TSMC for fast track to 90-nm technology
EE Times April 15, 2002

Upcoming speaking engagements by Drexler, Peterson
Nanodot April 15, 2002

Values are the key to making nanotech work
Nanodot April 15, 2002

Memory Technology Takes Another Leap Forward
NewsFactor April 15, 2002

Nanobot explorers map out new terrain
CERN Courier April 15, 2002

Quantum Computer Data Readable
UniSci April 15, 2002

Researcher proposes nanorobotic platelets and phagocytes
KurzweilAI April 15, 2002

HANNOVER FAIR 2002 - MICROTECH SECTION IS SMALL, BUT IT'S 'WHERE THE ACTION IS'
Small Times April 15, 2002

UCLA researchers propose detailed mechanism for ribosome function
Nanodot April 13, 2002

New Chips Could Make Everyday Items 'Talk'
NewsFactor April 12, 2002

The End of Computer Rebooting
NewsFactor April 12, 2002

Berkeley researchers work on networked nodes of 'smart dust'
Nanodot April 12, 2002

INKJETS, POLYMERS AND NANOPARTICLES CREATE ELECTRIC PICTURES, SOLAR CELLS
Small Times April 12, 2002

NEW HYBRID SOLAR CELLS COMBINE NANOTECH WITH PLASTICS
LBL April 12 [March 29], 2002
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