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01/01/2006  In late 2004, Motorola joined in a federally supported program with Carbon Nanotechnologies Inc.(CNI) and Johnson Matthey Fuel Cells Inc. to develop electrodes for micro fuel cells.

01/01/2006  The Department of Energy estimates that more than 18,000 researchers from industry, academia and government agencies take advantage of user facilities at more than a dozen major national laboratories annually.

01/01/2006  Agilent Technologies Inc., the Palo Alto, Calif.-based test and measurement company, has become a player in the atomic force microscope market by acquiring Molecular Imaging Corp. of Tempe, Ariz.

01/01/2006  Private nanotechnology funding in the United States climbed significantly in 2005.

01/01/2006  Who says nano companies can’t go public? Maybe they just can’t take the ordinary route.

01/01/2006  The challenge: Secure Food and Drug Administration approval to put a new type of device or material inside the human body.

01/01/2006  Freescale Semiconductor Inc., the Austin, Texas-based Motorola spinoff, announced it has proven a 24-Mbit memory array based on silicon nanocrystals - a milestone toward developing a nanocrystal memory that could compete with embedded Flash memory in years ahead.

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01/01/2006  Nanotech sector leaders and analysts recently called for more funding for research into the environmental, health and safety (EHS) impact of nanotechnology and one group released an inventory of existing EHS efforts.

01/01/2006  Groups worldwide rally to bring consistency to nano

01/01/2006  While I’ve never resorted to putting a Canadian flag on my luggage, I understand why Americans do it.

01/01/2006  It only takes the first three pages of “The Eye for Innovation” to understand the reasons for the successes behind Control Data and Robert Price, its former chairman, president and chief executive officer.

01/01/2006  Steven Jefferts knows better than to make lofty predictions about F2.

01/01/2006  We may have come a long way from the graffiti-covered city subways of decades past, but illicit art is still an expensive problem for municipalities, corporations, universities and even homeowners.

01/01/2006  Not long ago, it was a rarity for a university to include a program dedicated to nanotechnology on its roster.

01/01/2006  Uncovering the profits and pitfalls in five key markets

01/01/2006  Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee broke ground on its Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences (CNMS) in the summer of 2003.

01/01/2006  Gajus Worthington knew three years ago that he needed to find a manufacturing site for Fluidigm Corp.