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Graphene in the heart of Europe Graphene has been chosen as one of the European Commission’s billion-euro flagship projects and has cemented its central position in European research. On the 28 January 2013 the European Commission announced that a project to study graphene and another to model the human brain were the winners of their Future and Emerging Technology ‘flagship’ ... Read More »

Canada Invests in Nanotechnology and Research to Increase Global Food Security Scientific research developed through an innovative fund will help find solutions to combat world hunger and poverty. Today, Lois Brown, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Cooperation, the Honourable Julian Fantino, announced Canada’s contribution to the second phase of the Canadian International Food Security Research Fund (CIFSRF). “The ... Read More »

Why Power Equipment Needs To Be Manufactured Locally – Haruna Engr. Mohammed Haruna, the acting director-general, National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), in this interview with NKECHI ISAAC,  x-rays various innovations of the agency, and  maintains that until Nigeria commences the local production of components and equipment in the power sector, its dream of getting stable power supply ... Read More »

A*STAR Researcher Jackie Ying Elected As Materials Research Society Fellow Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology Executive Director, Professor Jackie Y. Ying, has been selected as a 2013 Materials Research Society Fellow. AsianScientist (Apr. 5, 2013) – Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology Executive Director, Professor Jackie Y. Ying, has been selected as a 2013 Materials Research Society (MRS) Fellow. Prof. Ying ... Read More »

Mumbai University to start courses in management, biotechnology, nanotechnology and food processing Mumbai University will start courses in management, biotechnology, nanotechnology and food processing in Thane campus, which will be operational by 2014. Rs11 crore has been sanctioned for the Thane sub-centre and the state plans to build administrative and academic blocks by 2014. 22 acre of land was available ... Read More »

UB helps to launch two Zimbabwe national programs in nanotechnology and HIV/AIDS eradication Breakfast meeting with UB-UZ AITRP fellows and families and UB’s Gene Morse, Robin DiFrancesco (both upper left), Kelly Tooley (AITRP Education and Operations Coordinator) and Amy Moss (current UB HIV Resident and AITRP Mentor). Dr. Maponga is left next to Dr. Morse. BUFFALO, N.Y. — What does ... Read More »

Nanotechnology plans to expand in New York State A recent $2.6 million purchase of the Kodak building in Western New York could mean that UAlbany will have a new branch in Rochester soon. Our Karen Tararache learned about the nanotechnology expansion and plans to create future hubs in different parts of New York. TROY, N.Y.–”This is what Governor Cuomo is ... Read More »