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Thailand puts big money into nanoscience

Thailand is pumping money into nanotechnology but a dearth of scientists and engineers could be a barrier to success.

Source: Nature Nanotechnology

28 August 2008 | EN | 中文

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Israeli-Palestinian research: walking on eggshells

Israeli-Palestinian scientific cooperation persists despite an unstable political atmosphere in the region, reports Nadia El-Awady.

11 August 2006 | EN | 中文

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Preparing for take-off: Indian nanotechnology

Nanotechnology research could take off in India but as R. Ramachandran reports, there are obstacles on the runway.

29 June 2006 | EN

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China's giant strides in nanotechnology

China's remarkable advances in nanotechnology over the past decade suggest it will become a leading contributor to the field in coming years, says Chunli Bai.

Source: Science

1 July 2005 | EN | 中文

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How North can gain by funding nanotech in the South

Fabio Salamanca-Buentello discusses the role nanotechnology can play in bridging the gap between rich and poor countries.

Source: Small Times

17 June 2005 | EN

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Rediscovering fire in the 21st century

Anil K. Rajvanshi reports on innovative ideas that could revolutionise cooking and lighting for billions of people.

6 May 2005 | EN

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Tiny science, big potential

Nanotechnology may be small, but it could have a massive impact on life in developing countries — once the problems are ironed out.

15 February 2005 | EN

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China has embraced nanotechnology

Alexandr Nemets reports on the 'nanotechnology revolution' that has been taking place in China during the past five years.

Source: AFAR

13 September 2004 | EN