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Nanonucleant, a spin-out of Imperial College London, is seeking angel financing to move ahead with a glass grain-based technology that aids in crystallising proteins for study as drug targets.

Tracking 15 key technologies, fraud in nanotechnology - and other insights into R&D management

Britain's privatised defence lab ties up with 7 universities, in a strategy to do more with fewer partners.

Not all nanotechnology is hype. Carbon nanotubes are already inside a product near you.

This device delivers large molecules directly into cells, and even into specific sites within cells, whilst avoiding the cellular damage associated with other drug delivery methods.

A novel procedure for the preparation of β-lactams, from non-natural substrates.

Physicists in Bangalore have developed new uses for carbon nanotubes – as flow sensors. Now they are looking for more licensees to develop their work.

The official Irish government report on the failed Media Lab Europe project has focused attention another industry-academic research partnerships – one involving Bell Labs and a consortium of eight Irish universities.

Oxford Genome licenses a genomic database with a long pedigree to Belgium’s UCB