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Sandia Builds First Diamond micromachine Sandia press release 2/22/00

Small Wonders: Nanotechnology 5 pages SF Weekly 12/8/99

All Things Considered NPR interview with Bill Joy on future technologies (nano) 3/14/00

Quantum Dot Com and nanomedicine. MIT Technology Review article Jan 00

NEC Lumina "Smaller than dust, stronger than steel".

Smaller pieces, smarter robots With XEROX Parc's Mark Yim Nov.27 98 MSNBC

Nanotechnology Thrives on the web 3/23/98 EE Times news

Single Atom led by Francois Grey. News report at Wired.

MIT's Technology Review March/April 1999. A rather large report on nanotechnology. The MIT Web site.

Researchers Apply Nanotechnology to Expand Disk Capacity. The ABC news article "Smaller Magnets for Bigger Hard Drives".

Viola Vogel, associate professor of bioengineering at the University of Washington, uncovered the molecular switch operation while investigating fibronectin, a molecule that plays a role in the cell binding functions of living proteins. See the story at EE Times.

It's the smallest train in the world, but it's no toy. The nano-express could take us closer to the dream of incredibly

Foresight Institute vs. Scientific American: Debate on nanotechnology: Overview.

The Incredible Shrinking World of Eric Drexler An interview, The Red Herring magazine Aug. 1995

Microthrusters Power NanoSats. El Segundo Aug. 19, 99

The Worlds Smallest Motors ABC news Sept. 09, 99

Kinky Buckytubes MSNBC Nov 99

Thinking Small with Mark Pesce FEED Magazine Nov 99

Bacteria With a Silver Lining BBC news Nov 23, 99

Bell labs Nov 15 99. Or see it reported at Slashdot.

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R&D Predictions for the new millennium: includes a nanotech growth paper by Richard Smalley etc. Nov 99

Discovery online's article Size Matters

The Incredible Shrinking World of Eric Drexler - An interview in The Red Herring magazine with K. Eric Drexler, The Foresight Institute.


		News Archives 1998 to 2000

		Foresight Institute Launches online newspaper (based on Slashdot software) First V olume of Nanomedicine published by Robert Freitas,at Foresight. Nanotubes Show Promise From TV's Lo Velcro Science Daily 3/6/00 New Fabrics Through Nanotechnology MSNBC 12/31/99 The War on Disease Goes Minature. Nanomedicine: MSNBC 12/19/99 Sandia Builds First Diamond micromachine Sandia press release 2/22/00 Small Wonders: Nanotechnology 5 pages SF Weekly 12/8/99 Nanoscale Tweezers Pluck Molecules EE Times 1/3/00 All Things Considered NPR interview with Bill Joy on future technologies (nano) 3/14/00 Designer molecules reveal age-old mysteries. (using STMs) EE Times 12/14/99 Electrochemical process makes ultra small silicon nanoparticles Eurekalert 3/3/00 Quantum Dot Com and nanomedicine. MIT Technology Review article Jan 00 Researchers Make First Rod-Shaped Semiconductor Nanocrystals. Berkely labs 3/6/00 Richard Smalley Interview EE Times 98 NEC Lumina "Smaller than dust, stronger than steel". Nanoharp (BBC) World's smallest pen (BBC) Molecular Switching Probed for Nanocomputers 03/16/99 CMP Net Smaller pieces, smarter robots With XEROX Parc's Mark Yim Nov.27 98 MSNBC Nanotechnology Thrives on the web 3/23/98 EE Times news Nadrian Seeman Winner of the 1995 Feynman Prize in Nanotechnology has built a Nano-Robotic 'Arm' Prototype from synthetic DNA. New York University press release. Single Atom led by Francois Grey. News report at Wired. MIT's Technology Review March/April 1999. A rather large report on nanotechnology. The MIT Web site. Researchers Apply Nanotechnology to Expand Disk Capacity. The ABC news article "Smaller Magnets for Bigger Hard Drives". Viola Vogel, associate professor of bioengineering at the University of Washington, uncovered the molecular switch operation while investigating fibronectin, a molecule that plays a role in the cell binding functions of living proteins. See the story at EE Times. It's the smallest train in the world, but it's no toy. The nano-express could take us closer to the dream of incredibly tiny robots that build themselves. New Scientist article "The Engine of Creation" by Jonathan Knight. Rick Smalley testified at a Senate hearing on nanotechnology (PDF) Moving Toward Molecular Chips CNN July 20, 1999 Time Magazine March 1999 The Engine of Creation. Will Eric Drexler's nanotechnology do for the next century what silicon chips did for this? By Michael Krantz. Science Daily Magazine. Bright Future for Buckyball? Device based on soccer ball-shaped molecules emits white light for the first time. 6/3/99 Congress Set to Boost Nano Funding. EE Times 06/25/99 Nanotechnology Make It So! Xerox scientist is inventing future one atom at a time-Ralph Merkle. MSNBC Nov 20 USA Today Taking technology to the infinitesimal 01/12/99 EE Times search result links to nanotechnology Scientific American: Exhibit: Molecular Machines: 1996 Foresight Institute vs. Scientific American: Debate on nanotechnology: Overview. The Incredible Shrinking World of Eric Drexler An interview, The Red Herring magazine Aug. 1995 Fantastic voyage: Tiny pharmacies propelled through the body could result from Cornell breakthru in molecular motors. 9/7 Plastic Pillars of the Mictoworld InScight Nov 5, 99 Ultra-tiny machines are becoming big hope for scientists. Mercury Center News Nov 1, 99 Yale research team first to describe molecular sized memory. Nov 1, 99 Scientists to develop "smart bombs" that destroy cancer cells. University of Michigan Oct 18, 99 Microthrusters Power NanoSats. El Segundo Aug. 19, 99 Nanobiotechnology Consortium at Cornell Funded. UniSci Aug 11, 99 Simulation uses quantum mechanics to understand nanoelectronics. University of Illinios. July 99 The Worlds Smallest Motors ABC news Sept. 09, 99 Building Molecules One at a Time Eurekalert Nov. 25, 99 Nanotech Material Development Next Frontier For Rice, NASA Eurekalert Oct. 15, 98 Warming Up Nanotube Transistors Insight May 7, 98 Ohio State Researcher Receives Award for Biomedical Research (biomedical nano) Eurekalert Oct 27, 99 Artificial Muscles Made From Nanotubes BBC May 20, 99 Worlds Smallest Scales Weigh In. (nanobalance research) BBC March 5, 99 Nanotubes Make Tiny Diodes InScight Nov. 99 Buckyballs- A New Sphere of Science Nova Kinky Buckytubes MSNBC Nov 99 Thinking Small with Mark Pesce FEED Magazine Nov 99 It's a Small, Kinky World. Nature Nov 99 Fabrication of 'Nanotriode' Nature Nov. 99 Bacteria With a Silver Lining BBC news Nov 23, 99 Worlds Smallest Transistor. (50-nanometer transistor), 2,000 times smaller than the width of a hair. Bell labs Nov 15 99. Or see it reported at Slashdot. Scientists Discover How to Make Nanostructures Assemble Themselves. Princeton release. Nov 99 Click here to see the available pictures. R&D Predictions for the new millennium: includes a nanotech growth paper by Richard Smalley etc. Nov 99 Drawing a fine line "atomic pen" could revolutionize microchip manufacturing. New Scientist Jne 26, 99 Interview with George Whitesides- MIT's Technology Review Magazine. Nov 98 Discovery online's article Size Matters The Incredible Shrinking World of Eric Drexler - An interview in The Red Herring magazine with K. Eric Drexler, The Foresight Institute.

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