Michael Kenward

Nanomedicine can be more than a case of adding a trendy label to traditional approaches to pharmaceuticals.

Yet another consultation is under way into the safety of nanotechnology. This time you have an opportunity to give your views on "the use of nanotechnologies in relation to food".

Researchers usually don't complain about their working conditions, but they aren't keen on working in run-down labs. Trouble is, it is getting more expensive to build new facilities.

A new report from Lux Research investigates the value of industry/university partnerships for research in nanotechnology.

Nanochips will mess up the physics of electronics, so a bunch of universities will research ways to keep chips on the shrinking bandwagon.

Every little bit helps if you are a start up looking for market opportunities. Launchpad Europe has a methodology and a proposition.

Could this be the only time you read about the World Cup at Science|Business?

The British National Space Centre recently launched its annual survey of the UK's space industry. There are few superstars out there. But there are opportunities on the launchpad.

Cambridge Enterprise has more experience than most at turning scientific into successful businesses. A new book passes on some of their wisdom.

The Information Society Technology programme of the EU's Framework 6 has a new web site aimed at the New Member States and Associate Candidate Countries.