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Home > News > Toumaz Technology and Advance Nanotech form Joint Venture

March 15th, 2005

Toumaz Technology and Advance Nanotech form Joint Venture

Abstract:
Bio-Nano Sensium Technologies, the name of the joint venture, will utilize an intelligent, ultra-low power sensor interface, incorporating wireless communication, to create bio-nano sensors that can be implanted within the body to diagnose and treat a wide variety of medical conditions. The development effort will focus on the information and communication technology systems necessary for these sensors to interact with their surrounding environment.

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