161. .: P H A N T O M S   F O U N D A T I O N :.    nanotechnology information network. The aim of the Trends in nanotechnology conference (TNT2005) will be to focus on the applications of http://www.tnt2005.org/

in All Contents Conferences Courses Image Gallery Jobs Nanogroup NanoNews Infrastructure EU Projects Nanodocuments Software HOME FOUNDATION E-NANO PROJECTS ... HELP .: EVENTS :TNT2005 : TNT 2005 "Trends inNanotechnology" Oviedo, Spain 29 August - 02 September, 2005 Home Committees Speakers Programme ... Oviedo Last Updated: 14 September, 2005 TNT Next edition will take place in Grenoble (France) 04-08 September, 2006 and the related website is available at http://www.tnt2006.org/ Proceedings Online Submission System is ready - Check Updated News Check Participant Contributions lists Check Scientific Programme TNT2005 FEATURES More than 60 high level speakers Speakers A broad spectra of Nanotechnology related topics covered Programme Two poster sessions with around 300 contributions Posters 28 awards (7800 Euros) to the best Ph.D. student posters Awards More than 70 grants: students are the future of Nano Grants 11 world leader companies exhibition Exhibitors Fast publication of TNT2005 proceedings Proceedings Where? Venue Oviedo Thanks to our Sponsors and Committees If you know it History ), you know we are talking about.

162. Nanotechnology Center for Biological and Environmental nanotechnology (CBEN), Rice University National nanotechnology Infrastructure Network (NNIN) http://www.cce.umn.edu/conferences/nanotechnology/

This Section: Professional Education Courses, Conferences, and Seminars Employers and Partners Professional Development Certificate Programs Professional Certification Test Preparation Courses ... Continuing Education and Conference Center Register Now: Enter Event ID Related Links: Credit Certificate Programs U of M Home CCE Home Search ... Register Download Symposium Brochure (posted June 15, 2005) Program Schedule Monday, October 3, 2005: Tutorials Tuesday-Wednesday, October 4-5, 2005: Symposium Thursday, October 6, 2005: Industry Forum Mark Your Calendars Program Brochure Mailed: June 15, 2005. ~Early Registration Deadline: July 31, 2005. ~Poster Submissions: "late breaking" posters will be accepted online until August 15, 2005. Fees Symposium Fees (October 4-6, 2005) Symposium (not including tutorials) before August 1 - $350 Symposium (not including tutorials) after August 1 - $400 On-Site Symposium (not including tutorials) - $450 One-Day Symposium (not including tutorials) - $225 Student Symposium (not including tutorials) - $150 Tutorial Fees (October 3, 2005)

163. Nanotechnology, Attosecond And Biosciences : Papers And Links./ Nanotechnologies nanotechnology, femtosecond and bioscience information and links; in English and French. http://www.nanosites.com/

Nanotechnology, femtosecond and biosciences : extrem data. /milli-3/µ-6/nano-9/Å-10/pico-12/femto-15/atto-18 Plein ecran / Full screen : www N NOD TA com Made in Normandy, France, Europe. / 15 septembre 2005. Presentation / images : UTLS Heure SI units T. elements ... Mars Media : indy transfert APA PLPL ... Bibsonore Contact : info @ nanodata . com Translate Eureka Adit Cordis ... PRWeb Search WWW Search www.nanodata.com Un projet international au service des victimes de Tchernobyl et de toutes les personnes exposées aux contaminations radioactives : Installer un laboratoire biomédical au Belarus, pays le plus touché par Tchernobyl, afin de poursuivre les recherches sur les effets pathologiques des incorporations chroniques de produits radioactifs. Un laboratoire dirigé par le Docteur Galina Bandazhevskaya et le Professeur Youri Bandazhevsky. Un laboratoire géré par la CRIIRAD, avec les mêmes garanties ethiques de compétence, d'indépendance et de transparence que son laboratoire d'analyses de Valence, en France. Participez activement dès aujourd'hui !

164. NANOTECHNOLOGY Biotechnology was the first nanotechnology, and it has a long way yet to go. The impact of nanotechnology on the health, wealth, and lives of people http://www.house.gov/science/smalley_062299.htm

NANOTECHNOLOGY Prepared Written Statement and Supplemental Material of R. E. Smalley, Rice University, June 22, 1999 Mr. Chairman, I appreciate the opportunity today to present my views on nanotechnology. There is a growing sense in the scientific and technical community that we are about to enter a golden new era. We are about to be able to build things that work on the smallest possible length scales, atom by atom with the ultimate level of finesse. These little nanothings, and the technology that assembles and manipulates them nanotechnology will revolutionize our industries, and our lives. Everything we see around us is made of atoms, the tiny elemental building blocks of matter. From stone, to copper, to bronze, iron, steel, and now silicon, the major technological ages of humankind have been defined by what these atoms can do in huge aggregates, trillions upon trillions of atoms at a time, molded, shaped, and refined as macroscopic objects. Even in our vaunted microelectronics of 1999, in our highest-tech silicon computer chip the smallest feature is a mountain compared to the size of a single atom. The resultant technology of our 20th century is fantastic, but it pales when compared to what will be possible when we learn to build things at the ultimate level of control, one atom at a time. Nature has played the game at this level for billions of years, building stuff with atomic precision. Every living thing is made of cells that are chock full of nanomachines - proteins, DNA, RNA, etc.- each jiggling around in the water of the cell, rubbing up against other molecules, going about the business of life. Each one is perfect right down to the last atom. The workings are so exquisite that changing the location or identity of any atom would cause damage. Over the past century we have learned about the workings of these biological nanomachines to an incredible level of detail, and the benefits of this knowledge are beginning to be felt in medicine. In coming decades we will learn to modify and adapt this machinery to extend the quality and length of life. Biotechnology was the first nanotechnology, and it has a long way yet to go.

165. Euspen/VISION - Home European Society for Precision Engineering and nanotechnology contains society news, conference information, discussion forums and expertise search. Euspen is a not-for-profit company based at Cranfield University in the UK, with members around the world. http://www.euspen.org

Home About us Members area Sponsors European Society for Precision Engineering and Nanotechnology Joining euspen Events calendar Publications Jobs ... KTP euspen's 6th international conference - Baden, Austria 2006 eu spen' s 6th International Conference will be held in Baden, 26 kms south of Vienna, from 28th-1st June 2006 For details please see: www.baden2006.euspen.com Lamdamap 2005 - 7th international conference Coordinated by Lamdamap 2005 7th International Conference and Exhibition on Laser Metrology, Machine Tool, CMM and Robot Performance 27th - 30th June 2005 Cranfield Management Development Centre, Cranfield, Bedfordshire, UK Online courses Courses available in: VisionOnline is a project supported by the EC euspen's 5th international conference - Montpellier 2005 For details on eu spen 's 5th International Conference, 8th-11th May 2005 Montpellier, France, please see: http://montpellier2005.euspen.com Many thanks to Heidenhain for the financial assistance in the provision of the student scholarships. Successful applicants will be entitled to free registration. VisionOnline seminar run in conjunction with the 5th euspen international conference feedback ?Training requirements ? Last updated 25/08/2005 Printer Friendly Version Site map Site search Website design by garfayliu.com

166. Asia Pacific Nanotechnology Forum: Content / APNF Home Facilitates a platform for communication and exchange network between forum members, government policy leaders, industry leaders, and top tier investors by http://www.apnf.org/

Username: Password: Remember me Signup Home About APNF Journal ... Contacts Asia Pacific Nanotechnology Forum About APNF More>> Membership More>> APNF Conferences n-ABLE 2005 ISNEPP 2006 More>> Download APNF News Journal, Conference Summaries, Registration Forms, Press Releases, Media Kits, and more. Articles News Headlines, Contributed Articles, Reviews, Recent Developments More>> More>> APNF Journals, Books, Reports The Asia Pacific Nanotechnology Forum publishes the quarterly APNF News Journal, Conference Proceedings and Special Reports. More>> Advertising Sponsorship Opportunities, Advertising at APNF, Special Offers at APNF. Sponsors More>> n-ABLE 2005 - The CCI n-ABLE Nanotechnology in Manufacturing in collaboration with the Institute for New Materials and the Asia Pacific Nanotechnology Forum is hosting n-ABLE 2005 , Nanotechnology in Manufacturing, 26-28 September 2005, Saarbrucken, Germany. ISNEPP 2006 - APNF International Symposium on Nanotechnology in Environmental Protection and Pollution, 18-21 June 2006, Hong Kong.

167. Simulation Science At ORNL Simulation Science programs at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Recent projects include Environmental Systems, Engineering Applications, Physical and Chemical Sciences, Experimental Validation, Computational Biology and Functional Genomics, and nanotechnology and Neutron Sciences. http://www.csm.ornl.gov/newSS.html

ORNL : Simulation Science Environmental Systems We affect our environment and it affects us. To find out what those effects might be, ORNL researchers are using high-performance computing to study global and regional systems. Engineering Applications Our man-made environment of structures and vehicles is studied in detail at ORNL with physics-based modeling that can predict mechanical performance. Physical and Chemical Sciences Modeling of chemical processes is an important activity at ORNL, from design of new materials such as synthetic lubricants and alloys to the simulation of complex reactions such as bioremediation, combustion, and digestion. Experimental Validation Validation of many simulation models involves experimental testing on a physical model. For biological systems, much of this testing is done at ORNL Mouse House. Computational Biology and Functional Genomics ORNL's Life Sciences research covers all aspects of biology from the building blocks of life, DNA, genes and proteins, to the health and fitness of humans, using a sophisticated mosaic of advanced computing,and laboratory research. Nanotechnology and Neutron Sciences The finest level of detail brings us to neutron sciences and nanotechnology. ORNL models, designs, and builds devices that are used to detect structure at the atomic level and below.

168. Micro And Nanotechnology Laboratory Home Page The Micro and nanotechnology Laboratory at the University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign. http://www.micro.uiuc.edu/

Seminars will begin again during the Fall 2005 Semester. Laboratory expansion underway ... It may look like the Micro and Nanotechnology Lab is being torn down, but actually the demolition that started there last week is part of an expansion that will add nearly 50,000 square feet to the building on the University of Illinois campus. (read more) (additional design pictures) Laboratory Construction Updates Laboratory Web Cams ... Location Micro and Nanotechnology Laboratory, 208 North Wright Street, Urbana, Illinois 61801 Phone: 217-333-3097  ·  Fax: 217-244-6375 Contact: Webmaster College of Engineering University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

169. Nanotechnologie, STT Toekomstverkenning Nanotechnologie Somewhere in this confusing site is good material in English, though it is often labeled in Dutch, and Dutch material is often labeled in English. STT hopes to bring their project to the attention of a wide audience, thereby contributing to the development of nanotechnology. http://www.stt.nl/stt2/projecten/nano/nano.htm

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170. Starlab Archive A privately funded, 'blue sky' research institute in Brussels, Belgium, now closed. Areas of study included quantum physics, nanotechnology, protein folding, and robotics. Archives of research material and links to researchers. http://www.space-time.info/starlab/StarlabArchive.html

Starlab NV/SA was a privately funded, Blue Sky research institute in Brussels, Belgium. At the time of the bankruptcy (June 12, 2001), there worked about 100 people, from which 70 scientists and engineers. The range of research areas was very broad: intelligent clothing, stemcell research , emotics, transarchitecture , robotics, theoretical physics (e.g., the possibilities of time-travel quantum consciousness quantum computation art ... new media , biophysics, materials science, protein folding and nano-electronics, to mention a couple [ all falling within the acronym " BANG " - Bit, Atoms, Neurons, Genes . Recently this combination was recognized at MIT ]. Also see the Seminar list. Blue Sky Research , Multi-disciplinarity, Deep Future, " Revenge of the Nerds ", Creating Wealth, Serendipity and " In this place 100 years means nothing " were some of the mottos. S t a r l a b A r c h i v e Space-Time Home Shebang Archive Research People ... Starlab Pictures Starlab Archive Description Archive of Starlab Research Laboratories, Brussels (1997-2001)

171. Molecular Manufacturing Shortcut Group (MMSG) Promotes developing nanotechnology as a way to facilitate space exploration and settlement. http://www.islandone.org/MMSG/

Molecular Manufacturing Shortcut Group A Chapter of the National Space Society Our Mission: PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF NANOTECHNOLOGY AS A MEANS TO FACILITATE THE SETTLEMENT OF SPACE Our Long Range Goal: Inform Government, Industry, Academia, the Space activist community, chapter members and the public in what molecular nanotechnology is and how it can be used to facilitate the development of Space. What is MMSG? The Molecular Manufacturing Shortcut Group is a subject based chapter of the National Space Society . This chapter was organized to promote nanotechnology as a path to the creation of a spacefaring civilization. MMSG members receive a quarterly newsletter and have access to presentation materials on molecular manufacturing. Dues are $12/year(U.S.). A membership form should be sent electronically and check snailmailed to: Molecular Manufacturing Shortcut Group 8381 Castilian Drive Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Board of Directors Dale Amon amon@vnl.com Jim Bennet bennett@tmn.com ... Margaret Jordan Officers (1994-1995) President: Tom McKendree (714) 374-2081 tmckendree@west.raytheon.com

172. Spectrum Process Equipment, Inc. Spectrum Process Equipment is a fullservice supplier of used/refurbished semiconductor manufacturing, laboratory and research tools. We provide equipment solutions for design, manufacture testing IC’s, Opto MEM’s devices and nanotechnology. http://www.spectrumprocessequipment.com

We continually search the world for only the very finest quality, pre-owned wafer fabrication equipment to add to our inventory. Please feel free to browse our inventory for: Strippers All of your equipment requirements! Applied Materials Precision 5000 Mark II Reactive Ion Etch Cluster System Hitachi S-7000 Critical Dimension Scanning Electron Microscope (CD SEM) EV Group EVG101 Advanced Resist Spin Coating System Karl Suss MA6 Mask Aligner Equipment is currently available from the following manufacturers: Anatech, Applied Materials, Blue M, Branson/IPC, Esec, EV Group, Glen, Hitachi, Karl Suss, Keller Technology Corporation (KTC), Leica, MRC, On-Line Technologies, Reichert-Jung, Surface Technology Systems (STS), Trikon, Vacuum Barrier Corporation, Verteq

173. Grobots.org - Simulation In Anticipation An open source project to build and run a globally distributed supercomputer for the simulation of evolvable nanotechnology. http://www.grobots.org

A massively distributed supercomputing platform for the ongoing modelling and simulation of evolvable nanotechnology. We firmly believe that the converging fields of nanotechnology, evolutionary computing, and pervasive networking together represent both the greatest opportunity and threat for our universe. We think that the safest and best way forward as these fields merge is to provide a virtual environment for self-replicating machines running evolving software to be tested, evaluated and even farmed. This is no trivial task. If we are to avoid the so called 'gray goo' problem, and at the same time harness the power of natural selection, we must find ways of containing self-replicators while the possibility of their ' going postal ' exists. To this end, we will be deploying a massively parallel supercomputer based on the "generic workers around a shared jobs bag" pattern. It provides a very simple structure for the distributed comutation of all manner of scenarios. We seek the following intersectable sets of collaborators: To register your interest, please provide your email address

174. ClassOne Equipment - Used Semiconductor And MEMS Equipment ClassOne Equipment specializes in buying and selling high quality preowned wafer fabrication and metrology equipment to the Semiconductor and nanotechnology Industries. http://www.classoneequipment.com

Contact Us Join Mailing List Search Equipment Home About Us Equipment Available New Arrivals ... Contact Us Company News ClassOne Equipment Opens New Facility in Decatur, GA, substantially expanding the company’s capabilities in the pre-owned semiconductor and nanotech equipment market. The new 10,000 square foot facility doubles the space of the former facility. [ more New Arrivals We are constantly adding new equipment to our inventory. Click here for a listing of all our new arrivals within the last 20 days. Our website is updated daily! Join Our Mailing List By registering you will receive personalized periodic email updates of recent additions to our inventory. Register now Equipment Wanted We are always searching for used wafer fabrication, metrology, or assembly equipment such as etchers, mask aligners, coaters, microscopes, probers, bonders and much more. Contact Us! ClassOne Equipment, formerly Opto Solutions Group, specializes in buying and selling high quality pre-owned equipment to the Semiconductor and Nanotechnology Industries including MEMS, Compound Semiconductor, Optoelectronics, and related industries. We focus on equipment used for wafer fabrication, metrology, and assembly. [ more Wafer Fabrication: Wafer Cleaning Spin Rinse Dryers Wet Etch Benches Chemical Vapor Deposition ... More Equipment Categories...

175. Cientifica News, networks, conferences and nanotechnology resources in Europe http://www.cientifica.com

Providing both market and technology services to clients around the world, Cientifica's consulting expertise helps clients cut through the hype and unlock the true potential of nanotechnologies. Cientifica events focus on real world applications of nano- technologies such as the World Nano- Economic Congress, and provides technology event management services across the globe. Market research with scientific precision – avoid the hype and find the real numbers. From nanoelectronics to toxicology, and from nanotech to genetic technologies, Cientifica is involved in wide ranging public research projects. New report- Nanotubes for the Composites Market Register for WNEC Singapore Conference, 27-28 Sept.

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177. Computer Science, Rutgers University Faculty Hiring Announcements (7/28/2005) Help/Report Problems Undergrad Web Page Grad Web Page DCIS in the News DCIS Home. Search CS site http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/

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