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Eleventh Annual NSTI Nanotech 2008 Final Call for Papers

JohnT — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 23:18:18 +0000

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he Nano Science and Technology Institute (NSTI) Nanotech 2008 Call for Papers will close December 6

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NSTI Nanotech 2008

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Nano Science and Technology Institute (NSTI) Nanotech 2008 Call for Papers will close December 6, 2007. The 2008 event is expanding to highlight how top nanoscience and nanotechnology research is having an impact on R&D at Fortune 5000 companies as well as health and environmental issues. Nanotech 2008, the largest nanotechnology conference in the U.S, will be held June 1-5 2008 in Boston, Massachusetts at the Hynes Convention Center.

Papers on the following nanotechnology topics are in highest demand for Nanotech 2008 submissions:

* Nano in Life Science & Medicine: (Cancer Detection, Live-Cell Research, Assisting with Gene Therapy, Drug Formulation ad Delivery, and a special symposium with the National Cancer Institute)
* Nano in Energy: (Nano-Enabled Fuel Cells, Nanomaterials for Oil Extraction, Light-Weight Composites for Better Energy Efficiency)
* Nano in Consumer Goods: (Nanostructured Fluids, Soft Nano, Filtration & Separation, Smart Packaging -- including the “Health & Environmental Summit on Nano”)
* Nano and Security: (Sensors, Filtration, Integrated Systems)
* Nano and Materials& Technologies : (Carbon nanotubes, Nanomanufacturing, Fabrication, Composites)
* Nano Electronics& Microsystems : (Semiconductor research, Advanced Lithography, Modeling, MEMS, Atomic Simulation, Displays & Thin Films)
* Business Submissions: (Internal or co-operative research and co-development efforts between large commercial firms, and university, research centers, and government labs)
o Investment, Licensing, Partnering and R&D
o Initiatives, Education & Policy

Submissions guidelines, forms and further information can be found online at: http://www.nsti.org/Nanotech2008/authors/abstracts.html

About The Nano Science and Technology Institute (NSTI)

The Nano Science and Technology Institute (NSTI; www.nsti.org) is chartered with the advancement and integration of nano and other advanced technologies through education, collaboration and research services. NSTI accomplishes this mission through its offerings of continuing education programs, conventions, scientific and business publishing and custom research services. NSTI produces the annual Nanotech 200x conference and trade show, the world’s largest event to focus on nanoscience and nanotechnology, attracting more than 3,000 industrial, academic, business and governmental attendees from around the world. Nanotech 2008 will celebrate the event’s eleventh year serving the global nano & small technology industry.

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'Huge Opportunity' in IC Design Optimization Gained by Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC), National Science Foundation (NS

JohnT — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 11:13:48 +0000

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CAD Innovation Could Save Industry Billions

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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.-Research at UCLA sponsored by Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC), the world’s leading university research consortium for semiconductors and related technologies, and the National Science Foundation (NSF) celebrated today CAD techniques that will facilitate advances for multiple technology generations. The resulting optimization methods can provide improvements equivalent to the investment of billions of dollars in fabrication equipment costs.

“This is a huge opportunity for the industry as optimal placement of circuits in the design process will deliver scaling of semiconductors that is independent of feature size, providing Moore’s Law progress at less cost than other options,” said Professor Jason Cong, chair of the UCLA Computer Sciences Department (www.ucla.edu). “Closing such a large optimality gap will be equivalent to several technology generation advancements. In comparison, the introduction of copper interconnects was equivalent to a 30% interconnect length reduction, and so is each generation of device scaling, but each requires a multi-billion dollar investment.”

For the past 40 years, transistor and interconnect scaling has been the required solution for maintaining continuous incremental improvements to semiconductors. With the state-of-art chip features now down to 45nm, scaling is limited by both physical and economic challenges. For most companies, fabrication factories become too expensive beyond the 30nm process, although feature sizes are projected to shrink several more generations below that.

“We’re running out of gas when forced to count on traditional performance gains. The implications of new software that can give us the equivalent of one technology node in die size and cost savings is great progress,” said Dr. William Joyner, director of CAD and Test Sciences at SRC. “UCLA research has demonstrated such possibility, even on a very well studied and classical problem such as circuit placement. The UCLA team’s persistence has paid off by proving there’s room for robust gains independent of further scaling.”

Focusing on benefits derived from reduction in wire length gap during research begun in 2003, Cong and the UCLA team demonstrated significant ‘optimality gaps’ among even the best available circuit placement algorithms at that time. The gaps ranged from 70 to as much as 150 percent away from the optimal solutions, in terms of the total interconnect length. (http://cadlab.cs.ucla.edu/~pubbench) Closing such a large optimality gap is equivalent to several technology generation advancements. Reflecting today’s news, SRC funded a circuit placement tool at UCLA which thus far has demonstrated capability of 30 percent improvement, equivalent to one technology generation. Further progress is expected.

To achieve this gain, there are two techniques: (1) a multi-level or multi-scale sequence of steps to iteratively reduce the problem complexity and then project the solution of a coarser problem to that of a finer problem until a solution to the original problem is obtained, and (2) application of sophisticated, constrained non-linear optimization at each step. Success of the techniques resulted from close collaboration among research in computer science and mathematics by Professor Cong and Professor Tony Chan, leader of UCLA’s applied mathematics group. (http://cadlab.cs.ucla.edu/cpmo/)

Highlights of the circuit placement tool and method are documented in a book published this month, titled “Modern Circuit Placement – Best Practices and Results,” edited by Cong and Dr. Gi-Joon Nam of IBM Austin Research Laboratory.

“This technique improvement is like laying out a new city that is much more efficient while still maintaining minimum setbacks,” said Dale Edwards, program manager at SRC.

“The success of this research demonstrates how collaboration between CAD and mathematics can produce results that far outperform the state of the art,” said Dr. Sankar Basu, NSF program director and a joint sponsor of the research (www.nsf.gov). “We hope this example will inspire more CAD researchers to cross boundaries and seek interdisciplinary collaborations.”

As chipmakers gain from their use of such design tools and technologies, consumers ultimately will benefit from the higher levels of integration and performance improvements without the historical costs associated with the continuing shrinkage of chips. Per its charter, SRC will continue to take a lead role in collaborating on enhancements brought about by academic research in efficient algorithms, tools and processes associated with semiconductor design and manufacturing.

About SRC-GRC

Global Research Collaboration (GRC) is one of three research program entities of SRC. Celebrating 25 years of collaborative research for the semiconductor industry, SRC defines industry needs, invests in and manages the research that gives its members a competitive advantage in the dynamic global marketplace. Awarded the National Medal of Technology, America’s highest recognition for contributions to technology, SRC expands the industry knowledge base and attracts premier students to help innovate and transfer semiconductor technology to the commercial industry. Based in Research Triangle Park, NC, SRC’s GRC program drives long-term semiconductor research contracts on behalf of its participating members: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., Applied Materials, Inc., Axcelis Technologies, Inc., Cadence Design Systems, Freescale Semiconductor, Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM Corp., Intel Corp., LSI Corp., Mentor Graphics Corp., The MITRE Corp., Novellus Systems, Inc., Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials, Texas Instruments Inc. and Tokyo Electron Ltd. SRC also seeks to leverage funding from global government agencies. For more information, visit www.src.org.

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American Scientific Publishers

Benj — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 16:15:01 +0000

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Benj — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 13:27:51 +0000

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AZoNANO : The A to Z of Nanotechnology

Benj — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 17:51:59 +0000

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Basic guide to Understanding Nanotechnology

Benj — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 09:39:06 +0000

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Having clear messages and public relations programs in place that enable you - today’s technologists, scientists, pundits, and executives - to distinctly articulate your vision will not only enable you to become industry leaders and advance your technologies, but provides your organization with a voice in the marketplace of ideas, facts, and viewpoints to aid informed public debate.

CameronWeeks Public Relations has perfected the art and science of building relationships between an organization and its key publics. Our practices have the ability to take your technology from obscurity to prominence - creating important visibility and generating deal flow.

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Chemical and Engineering News NanoFocus

Benj — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 15:57:42 +0000

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e-drexler.com ( Eric Drexler )

Benj — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 15:42:38 +0000

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Electronics.ca Publications: Nanoelectronics and Nanomaterials Market Research

Benj — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 17:07:30 +0000

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Working in collaboration with leading International research firms and specialized local researchers and consultants in the electronics field, Electronics.ca offers comprehensive and intelligent information on market data on: industry trends; technologies; product; buyer behavior; and company information. Electronics.ca broad portfolio of specialized market reports and customized research offering provides the most all-encompassing knowledge-base for the electronics industry world-wide.
All this can be found on our web site saving you significant time on searching various websites. To make it even more convenient for you, Electronics.ca also sends out regular news bulletins to you via e-mail on the latest market information.

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EurActiv nanotechnology page

Benj — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 10:50:12 +0000

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EurActiv is independent. It is not another website of the EU institutions but complements websites like Europa by focusing on non-institutional EU Actors too. In order to provide free services and ensure independence, EurActiv's services are financed from five sources (corporate sponsoring, EurActor membership, advertising, EU projects and content syndication).

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EurekAlert : Nanotechnology

Benj — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 15:49:54 +0000

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Exploring the Nanoworld

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Federal Informational and Analytical Center "Nanotechnology and nanomaterials"

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The Informational and Analytical Center "Nanotechnology and nanomaterials" performs prompt searching, storage, effective distribution and analysis of information on nanotechnology and also data accumulation directly from experts as required.

The Informational and Analytical Center "Nanotechnology and nanomaterials" is constantly monitoring new and existing publications including monographs, articles, reference books, periodicals. Our data banks provide access to required information. In addition, we carry out independent expertise of nanotechnological equipment.

The Federal Informational and Analytical Center objectives are:
Continuous monitoring of publications in the field of nanotechnology, including monographs, articles, reference books, periodicals. (It is essential to perform effective search for new sources)
Performing selected subject and keyword searching
Building up data banks on selected topics
Carrying out marketing research to encourage commercialization of technology and end-user products
Bringing up new ways of communication for specialists, holding discussions on topical issues, introducing subjects for discussion and collaborate study utilizing modern, mostly electronic telecommunications

The Informational and Analytical Center research manager is Yuri A. Chaplygin, doctor of Science in Technology, Corresponding Member of Russian Academy of Science. The Informational and Analytical Center chief executive is Nikolay N. Gerasimenko, Distinguished Service Professor of Russian Federation, Doctor of Science in physics.

On our site you can always find relevant information on nanoindustrial achievements in the field of materials production and processing. You can also order customized data sets of various types: new periodicals, detailed information on past and upcoming conferences as well as other data on nanotechnology.

The Federal Informational and Analytical Center "Nanotechnology and nanomaterials" provides a wide range of consulting and informational services.

Our activity covers both nanotechnological industry and fundamental research in this field.

The Informational and Analytical Center prepares analytical reports and forecasts on the following subjects:

Nanotechnology and materials:
nanophotonics and nanoelectronics
carbon nanotubes, Si nanotubes
crystalline materials technology
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biocompatible materials technology
consumer goods materials technology
polymer and elastomer technology

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We prepare both systematic reviews and reviews on your requirement.

Reliability and quality of our data is guaranteed by highly qualified experts. The Informational and Analytical Center is constantly monitoring newly and existing publications on nanotechnology and preparing overviews on most significant scientific results.

The Informational and Analytical Center possesses an effective system of storage, search, distribution and analysis, which enables us to provide abovementioned services. We also can collect information directly from experts when required.

The Informational and Analytical Center carries out independent expertise of nanotechnological equipment.

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Foresight Nanotech Institute

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Foresight is the leading think tank and public interest institute on nanotechnology. Founded in 1986, Foresight was the first organization to educate society about the benefits and risks of nanotechnology. At that time, nanotechnology was a little-known concept.

Today, with the basic framework of public understanding in place, we are refocusing our efforts on guiding nanotechnology research, public policy and education to address the critical challenges facing humanity.

Foresights new mission is to ensure the beneficial implementation of nanotechnology.

Foresight is accomplishing this by providing balanced, accurate and timely information to help society understand and utilize nanotechnology through public policy activities, publications, guidelines, networking events, tutorials, conferences, roadmaps and prizes.

Foresight is a member-supported organization. Our membership, including over 14,000 individuals and a growing number of corporations, is diverse demographically and geographically. They are interested in ensuring that the future of nanotechnology unfolds for the benefit of all. These concerned individuals include scientists, engineers, business people, investors, publishers, artists, ethicists, policy makers, interested laypersons, and students from grammar school to graduate level.

Foresight is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible in the US to the full extent provided by law.

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German - Polish cooperation in the nano-business

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The nano-network Poland nanonet.pl and the nanotechnology database nanoproducts.de enlarge by close cooperation the german- polish knowledge transfer.

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Since 2004 Poland belongs to the EU and records a rapid technological increase progressively. Excellent scientists search at new, innovative technologies. Poland offers a lucrative market in the area of the nanotechnology. For example, high-precision analysis equipment comes more and more from Poland and offers a very good price-performance payoff. Research companies and first producing nano-technology companies offer their technologies and products in Germany. The support of Polish institutes and companies is part of the network tasks of NanoNet Poland by means of publications, news and cooperation support. By the cooperation with the nanotechnology product database nanoproducts.de also first Polish products are introduced in the Internet database now. The partnership of the two countries offers new chances for both parties. German companies are looking for new contacts in the East European area at the moment, because this market offers a great potential.
Both projects present themselves on the NanoSolutions 2007, also cooperation partner of the Polish network and the nanotechnology product database at a common exhibition stand. The NanoSolutions 2007 takes place in Frankfurt am Main on November 20th to 23rd, 2007 and we are looking forward to this event around interested to give a better understanding of our projects.

About NanoNet.pl
NanoNet.pl is a generally accessible "information scaffolding" which shall make a versatile exchange of information and services possible between interested groups in the area of the nanotechnology and nano-science.This information scaffolding shall contribute to a durable information exchange and to the popularization of these technologies, a direct approach as well as making the introduction of innovative projects possible and finally contributing to the far-reaching promotion of nano-products.

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nanoproducts.de deals with the commercialization of nano- products and technologies on the internet. Furthermore the database is offering services in the range of product- and technology transfer. In a freely accessible Internet database over 180 different nano-technology products are introduced at present. The product spectrum contains the fields of process engineering, analytics, raw materials, materials and commercial products. The aspiration of the database are the listing of all commercial and non-commercial nano-products and technologies. By detailed product specifications nanoproducts.de makes enquiries and product comparisons possible as well as the insight in the variety of the nanotechnology available for every user.

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Global Market for Nanoparticles in Electronic, Magnetic and Optoelectrnoic Applications Slated for High Growth Through 2012

JohnT — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 16:01:18 +0000

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The global market for nanoparticles in electronic, magnetic and optoelectronic applications will be worth $521.9 million in 2007

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According to a new technical market research report, NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS: ELECTRONIC/MAGNETIC/OPTOELECTRONIC (NAN017F) from BCC Research (www.bccresearch.com), the global market for nanoparticles in electronic, magnetic and optoelectronic applications will be worth $521.9 million in 2007. This is expected to increase to over $1.7 billion by 2012, a compound average annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.5%.

The market is broken down into applications of electronic, magnetic and optoelectronic applications. Of these, electronic applications hold the largest share of the market. Worth an estimated $433.7 million in 2007, this segment is expected to be worth $894.6 million in 2012, a CAGR of 15.6%.

The second largest segment in 2007, cosmetic applications are expected to decline at an average rate of almost 19% per year and, as a result, their market value is projected to be $25.4 million in 2012. Optoelectronic applications’ share should grow from 3.1% to 18% between 2006 and 2012 and reach $201.4 million.

Within these three broad application segments, several specific applications stand out; chemical-mechanical planarization (CMP) was the largest market for nanoparticles in 2006, followed by magnetic recording media and multi-layer ceramic capacitors. However, consumption of nanoparticles for magnetic recording media is projected to decline, while new applications such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and quantum optical devices are growing rapidly. As a result, magnetic recording media are expected to drop to sixth place by 2012, behind CMP, quantum optical devices, multilayer ceramic capacitors, LEDs and advanced displays, and fiber optic cable.

Three types of nanoparticles (silica, iron oxide, and alumina) together accounted for more than 85% of the electronic, magnetic, and optoelectronic market in 2006. While alumina consumption is projected to grow faster than the market as a whole, silica and particularly iron oxide are expected to underperform the market and consequently lose market share. Meanwhile ceria and other oxides and quantum dots are expected to increase their market share significantly.

GLOBAL MARKET FOR NANOPARTICLES IN ELECTRONIC, MAGNETIC,
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Electronic 395.6 433.7 894.6 15.6
Magnetic 88.5 71.2 25.4 (18.6)
Optoelectronic 15.6 17.0 201.7 64.0
Total 499.7 521.9 1121.7 16.5

Source: BCC Research

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