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Products that use nanotechnology, from TV screens to water filters, are coming to the market faster than ever before - an editorial in the UK's The Guardian.
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The solar industry is competing in a Space Age-like rush to develop the next generation of solar panels. Thanks to a key summer finance deal and the achievement of critical technology milestones, the thinnest and perhaps most cost-effective new technology may soon hit the market.
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With a global focus on soaring energy costs, industry analysts say fuel cell discovery could get a boost from a nationwide rise in nanotechnology investments in the energy and environment sectors.
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A write-up on nanotechnology applications in the pharmaceutical industry that covers Screening Diagnostics, Imaging Drug Delivery Diagnostics and Imaging Diagnostics. It concludes with this remark:
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Radio: Talk of the Nation, August 15, 2008 - Using a technique known as self assembly, researchers have found a way to create high-quality repeating patterns with features just ten nanometers across.
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A BBC reporter travels to Zurich in Switzerland to discover some of the ambitions scientists have for the world's tiniest technology - at IBM and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
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