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Noura University, a landmark dedicated to a beloved aunt (Zawya)
13 March 2010 RIYADH: Round-the-clock construction work has been taking place near King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh for the last few months. (read here…) Related items News Item (ChemPoint) SwissINSO Announces Enhanced Research & Development Capability (ChemPoint) Riyadh- Noura University, a landmark dedicated to a beloved aunt (MENAFN) Saudi Arabia Launches Initiative For Water Desalination By Solar Energy (Bernama) EcoModo... »
Nanotech risk assessment bill introduced in US (Food Production Daily)
Under the Nanotechnology Safety Act 2010, “the health and safety implications of nanotechnology in everyday products and develop best practices for companies who employ nanotechnology” would be put in place. (read on…) Related items Nanotech’s Need to Strike a Balance in Risk Management (IEEE Spectrum) Nanotech Protection (redOrbit) Minnesota legislative season opens: Saving health care insurance for poor, drug... »
Intematix to Sponsor IntertechPira’s Phophor Global Summit 2010 (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
The conference and exhibit hall will take place on March 23 – March 25 in San Diego, California. (read on…) Related items This Week in Nature (GenomeWeb News) Photron Named ‘Industry Partner’ by the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA (ThomasNet) Nano antennas could pave way for quantum computing networks (New Kerala) UC Merced professor gets $450,000 grant (The Fresno Bee) NSF... »
Nationalism in Nanotech Just Gets Silly Sometimes (IEEE Spectrum)
Otillia Saxl, who shall always hold a special place in my heart for her priceless quote back in 2004 in which she is noted as thinking “Europeans are smarter than Americans when it comes to nanotechnology, but hindered by the fragmentation of the market,” appears to be back at it again with her blog... »
Small nanoparticles bring big improvement to medical imaging (Science Daily)
Scientists have discovered a method of using nanoparticles to illuminate the cellular interior to reveal the slow, complex processes taking place in a living cell. (get the story…) Related items Silver nanoparticles may lead to a host of innovative applications (Sify News) Using gold nanoparticles to hit cancer where it hurts (Science Daily) Nanoparticles can strip out human cancer... »
