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Researchers boast first programmable 'nanoprocessor'
Nanowire transistors perform logical functions.
Liz Tay
Feb 10 2011 1:32PM
Hardware
Scientists build motion-powered LCD
Piezoelectric nanowires could power iPods within five years.
Staff Writers
Nov 11 2010 6:20AM
Hardware
IBM develops nano-manufacturing technique
Heated silicon tip etches nanoscale designs.
Liz Tay
Apr 23 2010 5:42AM
Hardware
Self-assembling organic wires present sci-fi possibilities
U.S. scientists have developed water-soluble electronic materials that spontaneously assemble themselves into ‘wires’ much narrower than a human hair.
Staff Writers
Oct 29 2008 12:00AM
Hardware
Education makes consumers fear nanotech
The more information consumers are given about nanotechnology and other emerging sciences the more "worried and cautious" they become, new research reveals.
Robert Jaques
Jul 17 2008 7:52AM
Hardware
Four nanotech products launched every week
New consumer products based on nanotechnology, including cosmetics, cooking oil, golf clubs and toothpaste, are reaching the market at the rate of three or four a week, according to new research..
Robert Jaques
Apr 28 2008 7:22AM
Hardware
Nanotech promises super-fast transistors
US researchers have published details of a technique that allows the mass production of long straight cylinders only a few atoms thick..
Robert Jaques
Apr 25 2008 12:58PM
Hardware
Europe leads nanotech risk research funding
European nations are investing nearly twice as much as the US on research into the potential risks of nanotechnology, according to the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies (Pen)..
Staff Writers
Apr 22 2008 3:17PM
Hardware
Nanotech boffin gives storage the needle
A Dutch researcher is working on next-generation storage technology that could see data held on millions of tiny needles..
Robert Jaques
Apr 1 2008 7:19AM
Storage
Wireless handset makers plug into nanotech
Nanotechnology enabled mobile handset components, which can improve the performance of wireless handsets, will develop into a US$15 billion market by 2012, market research company Pioneer Consulting predicts.
Staff Writers
Mar 27 2008 3:00PM
Hardware
Boffins unveil nanotech 'power dressing'
The concept of 'power dressing' could take on a whole new meaning thanks to a research project to develop clothing that harnesses physical motion and converts it into electrical energy..
Robert Jaques
Feb 15 2008 8:14AM
Hardware
US and Europe to regulate nanotech
The
European Commission
has given a $587,000 grant to researchers to help regulate nanotechnologies in the EU and the US.
Robert Jaques
Feb 7 2008 3:29PM
Hardware
Sydney Uni discovers nanotech vest
Nanotechnology experts have found a way to harness the elasticity of carbon nanotubes to create a material that can not only stop bullets, but rebound their force.
Robert Jaques
Nov 1 2007 11:14AM
Hardware
Experts blast US nanotech report
A US government plan to prioritise research on the potential environmental, health and safety impacts of nanotechnology has been criticised by a leading researcher on emerging nanotechnology.
Clement James
Sep 17 2007 2:30PM
Software
Nanotech paves way for multi-coloured digital ink
US researchers control colour with magnetism.
Robert Jaques
Jul 5 2007 12:17PM
Hardware
Nanotech creeps into 500 'everyday' products
GLOBAL - The number of consumer products using nanotechnology has more than doubled from 212 to 475 in the past 14 months, researchers revealed today.
Robert Jaques
Jun 6 2007 5:28PM
Software
Nanotech offers hope for climate change
Technology could cut greenhouse gas emissions by 20 per cent.
Staff Writers
May 21 2007 2:47PM
Oddware
Nanotech could revolutionise global healthcare
Impact likely to be most profound in developing world.
Robert Jaques
Feb 28 2007 8:20AM
Networking
China bets big on nanotech
Country takes aim at US$3 trillion global market in nanotech products.
Clement James
Feb 7 2007 10:45AM
Networking
US adults see nanotech as less risky than guns
Damning with faint praise.
Robert Jaques
Dec 8 2006 9:43AM
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