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Home > News > NanoSensors, Inc. Prepares Characterization of Porous Silicon

February 22nd, 2006

NanoSensors, Inc. Prepares Characterization of Porous Silicon

Abstract:
NanoSensors, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: NNSR.OB), a company that develops and markets nanotechnology sensors, announced today that it will commence an evaluation to determine the optimal practical physical characteristics of the porous silicon for its next generation of sensors.

(Ed.'s note: "nanotechnology sensors" should probably read "nanotechnology-enabled sensors.")

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