Nanotechnology Policy: Near-term and Beyond (Audio), Nanotechnology Network As presented by Richard Smith, President, Nanotechnology Network at the 13th Foresight Conference: Advancing Beneficial Nanotechnology: Focusing on the Cutting Edge, …

Nanotechnology Policy: Near-term and Beyond (Slides), Nanotechnology Network As presented by Richard Smith, President, Nanotechnology Network at the 13th Foresight Conference: Advancing Beneficial Nanotechnology: Focusing on the Cutting Edge, …

Debate: NanoBio in Humans: Are we ready to cross the Carbon Barrier? (Audio), Foresight Nanotech Institute As presented at the 13th Foresight Conference: Advancing Beneficial Nanotechnology: Focusing on the Cutting Edge, which was held October 22 - 27, 2005 …

Nanometer Analysis Improves Timing Accuracy in Synthesis-Driven Flows, Nassda As semiconductor manufacturers move to nanometer process technologies at 130nm and below, digital integrated circuit (IC) designers face increased risk of silicon …

OMNIVISION LAUNCHES WORLD’S FIRST 1/4-INCH, 5 MEGAPIXEL SOC SENSOR, OmniVision Technologies OV5642 INCORPORATES BOTH OMNIBSI™ TECHNOLOGY AND TRUEFOCUS™ ISP TOKYO, Japan (CEATEC) — September 30, 2008 — OmniVision Technologies, Inc. …

Assembly Automation: Digital Optics, Palomar Technologies Digital Optics Corporation needed to expand its optical integration and packaging capabilities to meet volume production requirements for several strategic customers in …

Silicon Design Chain Cooperation Enables Nanometer Chip Design, Cadence Shrinking process technology nodes, increasing chip complexity, more complicated design verification tasks, and shorter times-to-market have …

Semiconductor nanocrystal based saturable absorbers for optical switching applications, Evident Technologies This technical report presents experimental and theoretical results of an effort to develop semiconductor nanocrystal (also known as quantum dots) doped thin films …

It's A Small, Small World, reason online "Nanotechnology" promises endless abundance courtesy of molecule-manipulating robots. Is that nuts? And do we want it? by Ed Regis