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• Ohio State Receives $12.9 Million To Create Nanotech Center
  of researchers have just been awarded $12.9 million from the (NSF) to help make that happen. The funds, doled out over five years, will support research into nanotechnology, the science of building devices molecule by molecule. A Nanoscale. Ohio State Receives $12.9 Million To Create Nanotech Center...
• Researchers Make Long DNA "Wires" For Future Medical And Electronic Devices
  Editor's note: An image to accompany the story is available Previous stories pertaining to Professor Lee's research: "First Medical Test On CD Gets Good Results," "Ohio State Receives $12.9 Million To Create Nanotech Center," "Ohio State University Wins $8 Million For Research, Technology...
• PAT Advances Freeze Dryer Control
  and functionality of therapeutics, including nanotech and bioprocessing products, is pushing growth, says Walt Pebley, director of business development for Oregon Freeze Dry (Albany, Ore.). Today, freeze-drying equipment is handling larger batches, and portions of loading and unloading have been...
• PAT Advances Freeze Dryer Control
  (Warminster, Pa.). Meanwhile, in tray lyophilization, the need to preserve the form and functionality of therapeutics, including nanotech and bioprocessing products, is pushing growth, says Walt Pebley, director of business development for Oregon Freeze Dry (Albany, Ore.). Today, freeze-drying equipment...
• EETimes.com | Electronics Industry News for EEs & Engineering Managers
  video signals over wireless home networks. Open-source VHDL compiler takes fresh approach An open-source VHDL simulator, called GHDL, takes a different approach from other free VHDL offerings by serving as a front end to the Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC) suite. NASA ramps nanotech to explore space...
• EETimes.com | Electronics Industry News for EEs & Engineering Managers
  electronics institute under NIH is planning its first industry summit and internal research programs. Energy symposium looks to nanotech solutions At a symposium on energy and nanotechnology here at the Stanford Campus Ted Marston, chief technology officer for the Electric Power Research Institute, called...
• EETimes.com | Electronics Industry News for EEs & Engineering Managers
  Carbon nanotubes key to future flat TVs, says scientist Carbon nanotubes are expected to become an important enabling technology in future large area liquid crystal display (LCD) TVs, according to Zvi Yaniv, chief executive of nanotechnology IP company Applied Nanotech Inc. Launch of 'mid-air...
• MICRO: Chipworks Corner
  to the first-stage amplifier and then to the signal processing circuitry. Figure 6. As can be seen, Fujifilm's Super CCD sensor is a relatively simple structure in this nanotech era, but nicely optimized to do exactly what is required in a 12-Mpixel camera. The unit has a street price of $325, numbers...
• MICRO: Product Technology News
  , Booth 1616). 1X Stepper. Ultratech Stepper. San Jose, CA. Based on the 1000-series product line, the fully automated NanoTech 160 1X stepper offers 1.0- and 2.0-um-resolution lens options. Its high wafer-plane irradiance enhances process throughput, especially for thick resists, while its low reticle...
• Field Asymmetric Ion Mobility Spectrometry (FAIMS) - Detector Technology
  and selective method of detection. Owlstone technology will enable new paradigms of. use, and new deployment scenarios, from intelligent battlefield sensor networks, to high through-put cargo. screening to IED deteciton in urban conflict. OWL-WP-1 v3.0 21-3-06. © 2006 Owlstone Nanotech Inc. 2 of 13. New...

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