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  - 2008-09-22

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  Tags: England, HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, Rose, Semiconductors, theory, University of Oxford

• Probing mind: as head of Oxford University's materials science department and pioneering firm Oxford nanoScience, Prof George Smith has the ear of academia, industry and government alike. Richard Fisher reports

  - 2005-03-11

  THE GOVERNMENT is clamping down on universities in a bid to get them to produce clear results and applications for their research. Academics are now asked to justify their aims, set out their plans and speculate on their likely conclusions--or their funding is pulled. While on the surface this seems...

  Tags: Government, HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, researcher, Semiconductors, University of Oxford

• Publications.

  - 2000-08-01

  Agren, G., G. R. Shaver, and E. B. Rastetter. 1999. Nutrients: dynamics and limitations. Pp. 333-345 in Carbon Dioxide and Environmental Stress, Y. Luo and H. A. Mooney, eds. Academic Press, San Diego, CA. Altamirano, A. A., G. E. Breitwieser, and J. M. Russell....

  Tags: Cell, cell, Components, FINANCE, G., HARDWARE, imaging, M., membrane, neuron, oxygen, Peterson, Processors, protein, Sanmina-SCI Corp., Semiconductors, SOFTWARE, University of Oxford

• Nanotech Start-Up Targets Display Market >BY Phil Jones

  - 1999-08-13

  A nanotechnology spin-off from the UK's Oxford University is in negotiations with two major display makers, which could see the British start-ups' technology driving a significant increase in commercial flat-screen performance within six months. Nanox Ltd, a Yarnton, Oxfordshire company launched by Isis Innovation Ltd, Oxford University's commercial venture...

  Tags: Components, CRT, HARDWARE, nanoparticle, Nanotechnology, notebook, Semiconductors, University of Oxford

• Nanocomposites with improved mechanical properties

  - 1993-12-01

  A project to develop nanocomposite ceramics with improved mechanical properties is being led by a research group at the University of Oxford in the UK, under European funding. Nanocomposite structures consist of inclusions of an inert phase, such as 5 vol% of 10 nm particles of...

  Tags: HARDWARE, Semiconductors, silicon, U.K., University of Oxford