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• Government invests GBP800,000 to develop new hand-held technology to detect diseases in the field.

  - 2006-10-13

  M2 PRESSWIRE-13 October 2006-UK Government: Government invests GBP800,000 to develop new hand-held technology to detect diseases in the fieldC1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:12102006 A new portable and low cost, rapid response disease diagnosis device, which could help doctors make instant and...

  Tags: Government, Handhelds, HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, Technology, University of Cambridge

• CAPE Engineers Collaborating With Advance Nanotech Receive Prestigious Grant for Work in Ultrafast Photonics Devices

  - 2006-06-22

  NEW YORK -- UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Grants $163,700 for Developing Ultrafast Laser, Optical Networking and Interconnect Devices Advance Nanotech, Inc., (OTCBB:AVNA), the premier provider of financing and support services to expedite the commercialization of nanotechnology discoveries, today announced the United Kingdom's Engineering and Physical Sciences...

  Tags: commercialization, HARDWARE, laser, Nanotechnology, nanotube, Semiconductors, University of Cambridge

• John Robertson Appointed to Advance Nanotech Board of Directors

  - 2006-04-19

  NEW YORK -- Advance Nanotech, Inc., (OTCBB:AVNA), the premier provider of financing and support services to expedite the commercialization of nanotechnology discoveries, today announced that John Robertson has been appointed to the Advance Nanotech board of directors, effective immediately. Robertson assumes the seat vacated by Professor William Milne, who has...

  Tags: commercialization, electronics, HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, professor, Semiconductors, University of Cambridge

• Advance Nanotech Subsidiary Unveils Innovative Holographic Projection Engine; Advance Nanotech/CAPE Project Delivers Proof of Concept: Receives New Funding for Further Research

  - 2006-04-10

  NEW YORK -- Advance Nanotech, Inc., (OTCBB:AVNA), the premier provider of financing and support services to expedite the commercialization of nanotechnology discoveries, today announced a major milestone in its holographic display research project at the Center for Advanced Photonics and Electronics CAPE at the University of Cambridge, UK. The AVNA/CAPE...

  Tags: commercialization, electronics, HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, University of Cambridge

• Advance Nanotech Announces Financing for Revolutionary Carbon Nanotechnology Project; Partnership with Cambridge University's CAPE Center Could Yield Faster, More Effective Process for Growing Carbon Nanotubes

  - 2005-12-12

  NEW YORK -- Advance Nanotech, Inc., (OTC BB:AVNA.OB - News), the premier provider of financing and support services to drive the commercialization of nanotechnology discoveries, today announced financing for epi-CNT, a new research project based out of the Center for Advanced Photonics and Electronics CAPE at the University of Cambridge,...

  Tags: electronics, financing, HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, nanotube, partnership, Semiconductors, University of Cambridge

• New titles.

  - 2004-11-01

  Apoptosis: The Life and Death of Cells. Christopher Potten and James Wilson. Cambridge University Press, New York, 2004. 224 pp. $39.99 (ISBN 052162579X paper). Cases in Human Parasitology. Judith S. Heelan. ASM Press, Washington, DC, 2004. 256 pp., illus. $59.95 (ISBN 1555812961 paper). DNA Sequencing:...

  Tags: Biotechnology, cloth, Components, HARDWARE, Processors, Semiconductors, University of Cambridge

• Silicon carbide nanoflowers.(Nanotechnology)

  - 2004-08-01

  Researchers at the University of Cambridge, UK, have grown unusual silicon carbide SiC nanostructures. Using a vapour-liquid-solid process, the team produced so-called "nanoflowers", "nanotrees" and "nanobouquets" of the material. More practically, the materials find potential industrial applications. Cambridge University's Mark...

  Tags: HARDWARE, nanotechnology, researcher, Semiconductors, silicon, University of Cambridge

• One Word: Plastics; The next big thing in electronics may be talking magazine ads, smart spray paint and foldable displays.(Cambridge University)

  - 2004-02-23

  Byline: Rana Foroohar For someone who may turn out to be the father of ubiquitous computing, Sir Richard Friend is a hard guy to track down. Phone calls made to his two laboratories at Britain's Cambridge University, where he is a professor of physics,...

  Tags: advertisement, Cambridge, Cambridge Display Technology, chip, electronics, HARDWARE, NETWORKING, Plastic Logic, plastics, Semiconductors, silicon, University of Cambridge

• New COO for FEIC.

  - 2003-06-01

  FEI Co. announced that Steven D. Berger has been named executive vice president and chief operating officer, and will assume his new responsibilities immediately. He previously served as the company's senior vice president and chief technology officer. "We are very pleased that Steven will fill this new role...

  Tags: HARDWARE, Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, University of Cambridge

• Collaboration between Dynex and the University of Cambridge.

  - 2000-11-07

  OTTAWA, Nov 03, 2000 Dynex Power Inc. (CDNX:DNX) is pleased to announce the extension of a collaborative agreement for the design and development of advanced power electronic devices. These devices are used in specific power engineering applications such as motor drives for the industrial...

  Tags: Collaboration, Company, Engineering, Groupware, HARDWARE, Ottawa, Semiconductors, SOFTWARE, Transportation, University of Cambridge