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BioManufacturing Northwestern University This is the first time that scientists have been able to make structures on this scale that curve in any fashion, as opposed to being straight or flat. Since the Mirkin group can also control the size and curvature of their structures very accurately, the technology could eventually lead to important applications in nanoscale electronics and drug-delivery systems.
Carbon Nanotube Sheets University of Texas at Dallas: Nanotech Institute Have produced transparent carbon nanotube sheets that are stronger than the same-weight steel sheets and have demonstrated applicability for organic light-emitting displays, low-noise electronic sensors, artificial muscles, conducting appliqués and broad-band polarized light sources that can be switched in one ten-thousandths of a second.
Dry Nanomaterials and Aqueous Media The Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology (CBEN) CBEN focuses on research at the interface between "dry" nanomaterials and aqueous media such as biology and the environment, developing the nanoscience workforce of the future, and transferring discoveries to industry.
Interviews Dr. Richard Feynmann The transcript of the classic talk, "There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom," that Richard Feynman gave on December 29th 1959 at the annual meeting of the American Physical Society at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech).
Interviews Dr. John James Interview with the Chief Toxicologist at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. He talks about a new, two-year joint research partnership with Spacehab, Inc.
Interviews Scott Mize Interview with the President of the Foresight Nanotech Institute Technology: Roadmap for Productive Nanosystems Initiative.
Interviews Dr. Norman Schumaker Interview with the President of Molecular Imprints.
Interviews Dr. Rick Smalley
Interview with the Nobel Laureate by ISI Essential Science Indicators. Dr. Smalley’s work has garnered 3,816 total citations for 78 papers, making him the most-cited scientist in our analysis of nanotechnology research in the past decade.
Interviews Dr. Tom Cellucci
 Interview with the President of Zyvex Corporation by Re|Think Marketing, a strategic marketing consulting group.
Micro Fluidics Sandia Labs Researchers at the Department of Energy's Sandia National Laboratories have created a new microchip processing technique that creates raised, microscopic canals on chips, through which liquids or gases can flow from one chip feature to another.
Micro Machines Sandia Labs The machines at the Department of Energy's national security facility are etched from a surface of amorphous diamond, the hardest material in the world after crystalline diamond in a manner compatible with current silicon chip and surface micromachine manufacturing techniques.
Nano Biological Sensor University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) New sensors are based on single-walled carbon nanotubes: cylindrical molecules whose sides are formed from a lattice of carbon atoms. The idea is to exploit the nanotubes' ability to fluoresce, or glow, when illuminated by certain wavelengths of infrared light – a region of the spectrum where human tissue and biological fluids are particularly transparent.
NanoCrystals InnovaLight Silicon has long been known for its favorable electronic properties. Today it makes up 98% of the world's semiconductors. This fact, coupled with silicon's status as the second most abundant element on earth, has made it inexpensive. And, now it can emit light! Quantum confined silicon below 4 nanometers emits efficiently across the visible spectrum (where 1 nanometer = 1/50,000 the diameter of a human hair).
Nano Crystal Arrays Sandia Labs A wish list for nanotechnologists might consist of a simple, inexpensive means – actually, any means at all – of self-assembling nanocrystals into robust orderly arrangements, like soup cans on a shelf or bricks in a wall, each separated from the next by an insulating layer of silicon dioxide.
NanoDots North Carolina State University and the NSF's Center for Advanced Materials & Smart Structures Using pulsed lasers, researchers have coaxed the metal nickel to self-assemble into arrays of nanodots – each spot a mere seven nanometers (seven billionths of a meter) across – one-tenth the diameter of nickel nanodots and on par with the world's smallest. Because the method works with a variety of materials and may drastically reduce imperfections, the new procedure may also bolster research into extremely hard materials and efforts to develop ultra-dense computer memory.
Nano Filters Sandia Labs The precision is so great that it could achieve the long-sought goal of membrane-based separation of oxygen from nitrogen, a difference in size of 0.2 Angstroms [0.02 nanometers].
Nano Imprint Molecular Imprints Molecular Imprints provides enabling lithography systems for manufacturing applications in: nano devices, microstructures, advanced packaging, bio devices, optical components and semiconductor devices.
Nanoinstrumentation University of North Texas Using STM and other surface science techniques to probe the behavior of ordered oxide surfaces and oxide-supported metal particles at pressures above ultra-high vacuum (UHV; P ≤ 10-8 Torr). These studies are being carried out in close collaboration with electronic structure and molecular dynamics calculations.
Nanoinstrumentation Sandia Labs Creating a tool small enough to measure friction on a microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) device is not an easy task. The tool has to be about the width of a human hair.
Nanoinstrumentation Sandia Labs Biolaser operating in the nanometer range, has demonstrated the first-ever technique for studying the reactions of such ultrasmall biological organelles in their functioning state.
Nanoinstrumentation Zyvex Corporation The Nanomanipulator/Prober System is a manipulation and testing tool used with a scanning electron microscope (SEM) for micro- and nanoscale research, development, and production applications.
Nano Light Source Sandia Labs A wireless nanodevice that functions like a fluorescent light – but potentially far more efficiently – has been developed in a joint project between the National Nuclear Security Administration’s Los Alamos and Sandia national laboratories.
Nano Lithographs University of California Gallery of pictures of nano scale.
Nano Lithographs NASA Gallery of pictures of nano scale.
Nanomanufacturing University of Arkansas and University of Nebraska (Lincoln) By applying electric current through a thin film of oil molecules, engineers have developed a new method to precisely carve arrays of tiny holes only 10 nanometers wide into sheets of gold. The new system, called Electric Pen Lithography (EPL), uses a scanning-tunneling microscope, fitted with a tip sharpened to the size of a single atom, to deliver the charge through the dielectric oil to the target surface.
Nanomanufacturing University of California (Santa Barbara) Nanotubes are "smart" because they can open or close at the ends, depending on how the researchers manipulate the electric charge on the two components. So, in principle, a nanotube could encapsulate a drug or a gene, and then open on command to deliver the cargo where it would have the best effect.
Nanomanufacturing University of Akron (Ohio) Densely packed carpet of carbon nanotubes that functions like an artificial gecko foot – but with 200 times the gecko foot's gripping power. Potential applications include dry adhesives for microelectronics, information technology, robotics, space and many other fields.
Nanomanufacturing Duke University Engineers have demonstrated that enzymes can be used to create nanoscale patterns on a gold surface. Since many enzymes are already commercially available and well characterized, the potential for writing with enzyme "ink" represents an important advance in nanomanufacturing.
Nanomanufacturing UCLA New nano-valve can start and stop a molecular flow repeatedly.
Nanomanufacturing University of Wisconsin (Madison) Complex, nanoscale electronic devices that can be directed to assemble themselves automatically – a development that would allow manufacturers to mass-produce "nanochips" having circuit elements only a few molecules across, roughly 10 times smaller than the features in current-generation chips.
Nanomanufacturing University of Wisconsin (Madison) Creating tiny bio-electronic circuits out of live bacteria. Among the potential applications is a new class of sensors that could rapidly detect dangerous biological agents such as anthrax.
Nanomanufacturing Notre Dame University As the ever-increasing power of computer chips brings us closer and closer to the limits of silicon technology, many researchers are betting that the future will belong to "spintronics": a nanoscale technology in which information is carried not by the electron's charge, as it is in conventional microchips, but by the electron's intrinsic spin.
Nanomanufacturing UCLA A Nanoscale Mechanism for Protein Control.
Nanomanufacturing Pennsylvania State University Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have demonstrated a new technique for nano-manufacturing that could make it significantly easier to create high-precision components for nanoscale electronics, sensing devices and the like.
Nano Mechanics Sandia Labs A microchain that closely resembles a bicycle chain – except that each link could rest comfortably atop a human hair
Nano Materials Sandia Labs It is believed that such extended and oriented nanostructures will find applications in microelectronic devices, chemical and biological sensing and diagnosis, catalysis, and energy conversion and storage including photovoltaic cells, batteries, capacitors, and hydrogen storage devices. These structures could also have potential for light-emitting display, drug delivery, and optical storage.
Nano Materials Zyvex Corporation Zyvex NanoSolve® additives can deliver enhanced electrical, mechanical, or other physical properties by selectively transferring the superior intrinsic properties of carbon nanotubes into composite materials.
Nano Motion Detector Sandia Labs Device allows naked eye to see motion of 10 nanometers, Sandia creates motion detector 1,000 times more sensitive than any known.
Nano Platinum Sandia Labs Researchers have developed a new way of mimicking photosynthetic proteins to manipulate platinum at the nanoscale. The method has the potential of changing the metal's properties and benefiting emerging technologies.
Nano Reactor Nanotechnologies, Inc. Leading manufacturer of high performance nanoparticles, is now introducing its Reactor Technology and Advanced Nanoparticle Enabled Applications (ANEASM).
Nano Sensors and
Electron Emitters		 Carnegie Mellon University Changing the capping chemical leads to different affinities for attaching the molecule chains to various substrates or interacting with other polymers, allowing wide control over the mechanical and electrical properties of the materials. In one novel configuration, sheets of polymer nanowires are embedded in a second polymeric material.
Nano Templates for Nanostructures Sandia Labs Coffee beans spilled upon a table form no pattern, they're a mess, their distribution dictated by the laws of chance. The same was generally believed true of atoms deposited upon a substrate. Now, the first vision of a peaceable kingdom in which deposited atoms form orderly, controllable 2-D nanopatterns.
Nanotechnology Companies SBC Yahoo Directory A list of companies in nanotechnology and web links.
Nanotechnology Facts National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) The transition of nanotechnology research into manufactured products is limited today, but some products moved relatively quickly to the marketplace and already are having significant impact.
Nanotechnology Publications   Links to our publications page.
Nanotechnology Resource Alliance for NanoHealth The first collaborative research endeavor aimed solely at bridging the gaps between medicine, biology, materials science, public policy, and nanotechnology.
Nanotechnology Resource ATI A nonprofit organization that harnesses local business, government and academic resources to provide strategic counsel, operational guidance, and infrastructure support to its member companies to help them transition from early stage ventures to successful technology businesses.
Nanotechnology Resource Bio Houston Mission: to assure that the Houston region's life science industry is highly competitive with other major commercial biotechnology centers through the year 2020.
Nanotechnology Resource Center for Nano- and Molecular Science and Technology (CNM) A multidisciplinary research center within the Texas Materials Institute (TMI). The Center's mission is to foster research, education, and outreach in nanotechnology at the University of Texas at Austin.
Nanotechnology Resource Foresight Nanotech Institute The leading think tank and public interest institute on nanotechnology. Founded in 1986, Foresight was the first organization to educate society about the benefits and risks of nanotechnology.
Nanotechnology Resource Houston Technology Center A business accelerator that incubates emerging technology companies within several key industries: Energy, Information Technology, Life Sciences, Nanotechnology, Earth Sciences and NASA-originated technologies.
Nanotechnology Resource International Council of Nanotechnology Mission: to assess, communicate, and reduce nanotechnology environmental and health risks while maximizing its societal benefit. Online database of scientific findings related to the benefits and risks of nanotechnology.
Nanotechnology Resource National Science Foundation Site provides program information for activities sponsored by more than one NSF organization. In addition, all NSF organizations accept proposals that cut across organizational and programmatic boundaries.
Nanotechnology Resource NASA Ames NASA Ames' nanotechnology effort started in early 1996 and has steadily grown to establish a Center for Nanotechnology. The research work focuses on experimental research and development in nano and bio technologies as well as on a strong complementary modeling and simulation effort that includes computational nanotechnology, computational nanoelectronics, computational optoelectronics, and computational modeling of processes encountered in nanofabrication.
Nanotechnology Resource NASA Ames Nanotechnology Gallery (movies, images, and presentations)
Nanotechnology Resource National
Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI)		 Provides a multi-agency framework to ensure U.S. leadership in nanotechnology that will be essential to improved human health, economic well-being, and national security. NNI invests in fundamental research to further understanding of nanoscale phenomena and facilitates technology transfer.
Nanotechnology Resource Rice Alliance Supports entrepreneurs and early-stage technology ventures in Houston and Texas through education, collaboration, and research. Since inception in late 1999, the Rice Alliance has assisted in the launch over 150 technology companies that have raised over $200 million in funding.
Nanotechnology Resource Texas A&M University The NanoLab in the Physics Department is working on various projects in the general areas of molecular nanomagnets, spintronics, nanophysics and highly correlated systems.
Nanotechnology Resource Texas Tech University Nano Tech Center Using STM and other surface science techniques to probe the behavior of ordered oxide surfaces and oxide-supported metal particles at pressures above ultra-high vacuum (UHV; P ≤ 10-8 Torr). These studies are being carried out in close collaboration with electronic structure and molecular dynamics calculations.
Nanotechnology Resource University of Houston: Center for Materials Chemistry The continuation of the Materials Center that was established by the National Science Foundation in September of 1996. Low-energy ion beams have been used to form nanometer-sized metallic structures – quantum dots – in an insulating medium.
Nanotechnology Resource University of Texas at Arlington: College of Engineering NanoFab An interdisciplinary resource open to scientists within and outside of the University. Provides faculty, student and corporate engineers and scientists with the state-of-the-art equipment and interdisciplinary support needed to conduct investigations on and fabricate nano-scale materials, devices, electronics and structures.
Nanotechnology Resource University of Texas
at Austin: Office of Technology Commercialization		 Serves as a bridge between the research community at the University and commercialization partners, ensuring smooth and fast transfer of intellectual property created at the University.
Nanotechnology Resource Dr. Ralph Merkle's Nanotechnology site Extensive reference site with a brief introduction to the core concepts of molecular nanotechnology, followed by links to further reading. Hosted by Zyvex Corporation.
Nano Safety Rice University Many nanoparticles exhibit unique chemical, electrical, optical and physical properties by virtue of their size, shape or surface characteristics. The great diversity of nanoparticle types that have already been created has made it difficult for scientists to make general statements about the potential safety hazards that nanoparticles might pose to living organisms.
Research and Advocacy Center for Responsible Nanotechnology The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology (CRN) is a non-profit research and advocacy think tank concerned with the major societal and environmental implications of advanced nanotechnology.
Nanotechnology Environment/Safety Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is the leading federal agency conducting research and providing guidance on the occupational safety and health implications and applications of nanotechnology. This research focuses NIOSH's scientific expertise, and its efforts, on answering the questions that are essential to understanding these implications and applications. Numerous documents such as Progress Toward Safe Nanotechnology in the Workplace are available.
Nano Shells Nanospectra Biosciences, Inc. Developing non-invasive medical therapies using our patented Nanoshell particles. Unlike any other material, these nanoparticles can be tuned to absorb or scatter light at desired wavelengths, including ranges where human tissue is relatively transparent. As a result, Nanoshells provide a platform technology for a broad range of therapies and diagnostics.
Nanotubes Sandia Labs Imagine sunlight splitting water molecules to produce hydrogen, using devices too small to be seen in a standard microscope. That's a goal of a research team from Sandia that has captured the interest of chemists around the world pursuing methods of producing hydrogen from water.
University Research/Education University of Texas at Dallas Guided by theory and enabled by synthesis, the NanoTech Institute develops new science and technology exploiting the nanoscale. Our researchers inspire students by creating an atmosphere of excitement, fun, and creativity.
University Research/Education Texas State University The Nanomaterials Application Center coordinates, facilitates, and participates in nanoscience and nanoengineering applications and expedites commercialization of inventions.
University Research/Education Baylor University The Center for Astrophysics, Space Physics, and Engineering Research (CASPER) is a partnership between Baylor University and Texas State Technical College Waco (TSTC) focusing on Space Research.
University Research/Education Northwestern University The Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center (NSEC) for Integrated Nanopatterning and Detection Technologies, headquartered at Northwestern University is driven by a vision to develop innovative biological and chemical detection systems capable of revolutionizing a variety of fields. Genuine medical benefits are now emerging as direct products of the center research, including detection techniques for markers associated with diseases such as Alzheimer's disease and prostate cancer.
University Research/Education University of California UC Discovery Grants are awarded by the Industry/University Cooperative Research Program to stengthen and expand California's economy through UC/industry research partnerships in electronics manufacturing and new materials. They are state-funded matching grants for expanding industry participation in UC research and accelerating growth of California R&D firms. Grants are awarded for research in the manufacturing of semiconductors and other electronic materials used in semiconductors, antennas, data storage, flat panel displays, sensors, smart energy sources, MEMs and biomedical applications.
University Research/Education The Richard E. Smalley Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology at Rice University The Richard E. Smalley Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology at Rice University is a university-funded organization devoted to nurturing science and technology at the nanometer scale. It is equally devoted to the education of future scientists and engineers. Our mission is to provide a venue where researchers from all disciplines of science and engineering can come together to share ideas and discuss their views and prospects of nanoscience, nanoengineering, and nanotechnology. The institute provides administrative support to the faculty and to joint projects and programs, supports joint research initiatives, performs fund-raising, sponsors seminars and conferences, encourages entrepreneurism, encourages multi-disciplinary collaborations, connects to external organizations, and supports educational initiatives from the kindergarten to the professional level.
University Research/Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Nanostructures Laboratory (NSL) at MIT develops techniques for fabricating surface structures with feature sizes in the range from nanometers to micrometers, and uses these structures in a variety of research projects. The NSL is closely coupled to the Space Nanotechnology Laboratory (SNL) with which it shares facilities and a variety of joint programs.
University Research/Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies MIT's Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies (ISN) advanced nanotechnology research will dramatically improve the survival of the soldier of the future. The ISN was founded in March 2002 by a $50 million contract from the U.S. Army. Now entering our second five-year contract, our charge is to pursue a long-range vision for how technology can make soldiers less vulnerable to enemy and environmental threats. The ultimate goal is to create a 21st century battlesuit that combines high-tech capabilities with light weight and comfort.
University Research/Education Boston University Center for Nanoscience and Nanobiotechnology – The strength of Boston University's efforts in interdisciplinary nanoscience and nanotechnology form an axis that begins in basic materials science, surface science, physics, chemistry, and engineering, extending into molecular and cellular biology, biophysics, and the technologies of microfluidics, MEMS, and onto manufacturing. Our strengths are in developing and using nanotechnology advances in materials and platforms with our capabilities in biomedical engineering to focus on applications in understanding subcellular processes, biomolecular function and human physiology.
University Research/Education Harvard University Our Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center (NSEC) is a collaboration among Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of California.Santa Barbara, and the Museum of Science.Boston with participation by Delft University of Technology (Netherlands), the University of Basel (Switzerland), the University of Tokyo (Japan), and the Brookhaven, Oak Ridge, and the Sandia National Laboratories. The NSEC combines "top down" and "bottom up" approaches to construct novel electronic and magnetic devices with nanoscale sizes and understand their behavior, including quantum phenomena.
University Research/Education Harvard University The Center for Nanoscale Systems (CNS) is a part of Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). Our scientific focus is on how nanoscale components can be integrated into large and complex interacting systems. Studying very small structures and how their behavior differs from macroscopic objects is only part of the story. We also must investigate how systems emerge, how they can be built, and how they behave. CNS is a member of the National Science Foundation's National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network (NNIN) initiative to create a national network of world-class facilities available to all researchers.
University Research/Education Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute The research focus of our NSF-funded Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center (NSEC) for Directed Assembly of Nanostructures is to discover and develop the means to assemble nanoscale building blocks with unique properties into functional structures under well-controlled, intentionally directed conditions.
University Research/Education Georgia Institute of Technology Zhong Lin Wang's Nanoscience and Nanotechnology group is a nanoscience and nanotechnology research group in the School of Materials Science and Engineering of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Our recent research is focused on the fundamental science in the physical and chemical processes in nanomaterials growth, unique properties of nanosystems, novel in-situ measurement techniques, and new applications of nano-scale objects. We are interested in the integration of nanomaterials with microsystems and self-assembly of nanostructures.
University Research/Education University of North Carolina Nanoscale Science Research Group (NSRG) is a conglomoration of various groups studying nanoscale science in the areas of tools and biomedical research.
University Research/Education University of Oregon The Materials Science Institute is an interdisciplinary institute of the University of Oregon. Founded in 1985 as a State Center of Excellence, the purpose of the Institute is to study the structure and properties of materials, to educate in the sciences of materials, and to serve Oregon as a resource in these sciences. Since 1985 the Institute has more than tripled the size of its research program, developed four new graduate programs in materials, and contributed to the State's prosperity through collaboration with more than 25 Oregon companies.
Nanotechnology Business/Industry Nanorex, Inc. Nanorex is developing open-source computational tools to support research in structural DNA nanotechnology (SDN). To do this, we are extending our existing application, NanoEngineer-1, to provide a foundation of tools for visualization, modeling, and manipulation of DNA, and to make it a framework that can support and integrate other computational tools developed by the SDN community. This work is part of our broader mission to support the development of advanced nanosystems. We've entered a process of collaborative development that will help the SDN research community integrate its diverse tools for design, modeling, and analysis, making them more useful and more widely available.
Nanotechnology Business/Industry IBM IBM's nanotechnology research aims to devise new atomic- and molecular-scale structures and devices for enhancing information technologies, as well as discover and understand their scientific foundations. In particular, carbon nanotubes and scanning probes derived from the atomic force microscope – cousin of the scanning tunneling microscope – show particular promise in enabling dramatically improved circuits and data storage devices. Research on nanoparticles leads to applications in biomedicine as well as hard disk drive storage. Photonic bandgap materials – on-chip nanoscale structures the size of a wavelength of light – will manipulate light as optical waveguides, splitters and routers. Research into nanomechanical information storage, such as IBM's Millipede project, continues to increase the possibilities for increased areal storage density.

IBM's research into nano-scale structures that self-assemble may one day obviate the need to "hand-position" atoms. Nanotechnology will allow the design and control of the structure of an object on all length scales, from the atomic to the macroscopic enabling more efficient and vastly less expensive manufacturing processes and providing the hardware foundation for future information technology.
Nanotechnology Business/Industry FEI Company™ Tools For NanoTech Enabling tools for nanoscale exploration and discovery – from the world's first DualBeam™ system, to market-leading scanning electron microscopes, to the world's most powerful, commercially-available transmission electron microscope, FEI's Tools for Nanotech are enabling researchers, scientists, and industrial pioneers to see, analyze, and manipulate two- and three-dimensional nanoscale structures. Our market-leading instruments, which include scanning electron microscopes, transmission electron microscopes, Dualbeam™ systems, and focused ion beam tools, push the boundaries of discovery and exploration, facilitating breakthroughs in pharmacology, biotechnology, forensics, pathology, materials science, semiconductor manufacturing and data storage.
Nanotechnology Business/Industry Unidym
     Carbon for Electronics 		Unidym, formerly Carbon Nanotechnologies, Inc. (CNI), is the preeminent producer of Buckytubes. With their multiple pilot plants and commercial demonstration unit operating in Houston, the company can provide many different grades of Buckytubes to accommodate customer-specific needs. The company is working with close to 700 customers around the globe. These customers include leading academic research centers and a wide variety of small and large companies whose businesses depend on advanced materials.
Nanotechnology Investment Nanotechnology.com Nanotechnology and Small Tech Corporate Development Specialists.
Nanotechnology Business NanoParticles.org An extensive internet resource covering nanoparticle news, business, and people.
Nanotechnology Directory Nanowerk.com The largest, best-structured, up to date and easy to navigate Nanotechnology Directory with currently over 2,800 world-wide links to laboratories, associations, networks and business-to- business companies involved in nanotechnology.
Nanotechnology Business NanoTX '08 Conference & Expo The Nanotechnology Conference & Trade Expo during International Nanotechnology Week, hosted at the Dallas Convention Center October 1-2, 2008, is created to highlight the world's commercial micro and nanotechnology initiatives.
Exhibitors at nanoTX show their brands as major industry leaders in science, technology, engineering, and the Nanotech Business Community. This vital conference attracts attention from thousands of technology leaders in the Americas and abroad.
NanoTX means business, and succeeds by working closely with Industry, Capital, Governments, Universities and R&D labs.
Nanotechnology Business NanoBusiness Alliance The NanoBusiness Alliance is a not-for-profit association dedicated to promoting the commercialization of nanotechnology and helping companies bring affordable, life-improving nanotech products to the market. We actively represent our members on Capitol Hill in order to create a positive policy climate for nanotechnology, and also on Wall Street where we draw the attention of the global financial community to this high-potential sector and to our member companies through our NanoBusiness conference.
Nanotechnology Business NanoVIP.com Nanovip.com – The International Nanotechnology Business Directory – a comprehensive listings of nanotechnology companies, products, people, news, books, classifieds, and jobs.
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