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Topical creams and gels are a convenient way of administering various pharmaceutical and cosmetic treatments, but particles sitting on the skin surface are vulnerable to photo-degradation. Supason Wanichwecharungruang and her colleagues at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand, think that they've found the answer – chitosan nanocontainers – a UV-resistant formulation with controlled release properties.
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via nanotechweb.org @ 16:00 15th May
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Vigile writes "While the VIA Isaiah architecture had been previously discussed, the new x86 processor is officially being released as the VIA Nano. The Nano marks VIA's first 64-bit, superscalar, speculative out-of-order CPU design and is being built on Fujitsu's 65nm process technology. While direct performance comparisons are still missing, the products being released could bring Intel's Atom platform to its knees: clock speeds as high as 1.8 GHz or as low as 1.0 GHz with a maximum power draw of only 5 watts! VIA's recently announced mini-note OpenBook platform is a likely candidate for the Nano the processors but they will likely find their way into mainstream desktop and notebook computers as well." Reader MojoKid contributes a link to HotHardware's story on the chip now known as the Nano , as well as a January interview with VIA's Ce
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via Slashdot @ 14:07 29th May
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API Nanotronics Corp. (OTCBB: APIO) ("API") (the "Company"), a leading supplier of electronic components and nanotechnology research and development to the defense and communications sectors, today announced it received two of the 2008 NanoBriefs® Nano 50™ awards. Dr. Martin Moskovits, API's Chief Technology Officer, was honored as a Nano 50 Innovator and API's SubWave™ UV Polarizers were honored with a Nano 50 product award.
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via Nanotechnology News @ 19:33 23rd Jul
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NEW YORK, NY (Marketwire July 22, 2008) API Nanotronics Corp. (OTCBB: APIO) (API) (the Company), a leading supplier of electronic components and nanotechnology research and development to the defense and communications sectors, today announced it received two of the 2008 NanoBriefs(R) Nano 50(TM) awards. Dr. Martin Moskovits, API's Chief Technology Officer, was honored as a Nano 50 Innovator and API's SubWave(TM) UV Polarizers were honored with a Nano 50 product award.
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via Mediacaster @ 23:33 22nd Jul
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NEW YORK, NY (Marketwire July 22, 2008) API Nanotronics Corp. (OTCBB: APIO) (API) (the Company), a leading supplier of electronic components and nanotechnology research and development to the defense and communications sectors, today announced it received two of the 2008 NanoBriefs(R) Nano 50(TM) awards. Dr. Martin Moskovits, API's Chief Technology Officer, was honored as a Nano 50 Innovator and API's SubWave(TM) UV Polarizers were honored with a Nano 50 product award.
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via Machinery & Equipment MRO @ 23:36 22nd Jul
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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - July 22, 2008) - API Nanotronics Corp. (OTCBB: APIO) ("API") (the "Company"), a leading supplier of electronic components and nanotechnology research and development to the defense and communications sectors, today announced it received two of the 2008 NanoBriefs(R) Nano 50(TM) awards. Dr. Martin Moskovits, API's Chief Technology Officer, was honored as a Nano 50 Innovator and API's SubWave(TM) UV Polarizers were honored with a Nano 50 product award.
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via Canadian Business Magazine @ 14:10 22nd Jul
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NEW YORK, NY--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 22, 2008 -- API Nanotronics Corp. (OTC BB:APIO.OB - News) ("API") (the "Company"), a leading supplier of electronic components and nanotechnology research and development to the defense and communications sectors, today announced it received two of the 2008 NanoBriefs® Nano 50(TM) awards. Dr. Martin Moskovits, API's Chief Technology Officer, was honored as a Nano 50 Innovator and API's SubWave(TM) UV Polarizers were honored with a Nano 50 product award.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 14:10 22nd Jul
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SEATTLE (Business Wire) -- CN Probes has selected First Nano's Applications Laboratory to complete one of the most critical stages of development before the launch of CN Probes flagship product, a carbon nanotube probe tip, for use in Atomic Force Microscopes (AFM). CN Probes is a startup focused on commercializing advanced nano imaging technology. First Nano, is a division of CVD Equipment Corporation (NSDAQ: CVV), a 26 year-old company with expertise in the development, design and manufacturing of custom Chemical Vapor Deposition processing equipment.
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via Globe Investor @ 16:54 17th Jun
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This column focuses on issues of interest to entrepreneurs, investors, and researchers in the nano + solar space; (1) listing of some of upcoming conferences relevant to nano + solar (2) overview of commercial considerations for any nano + solar technology (3) overview of some key technologies currently in early stages of commercialization. In my early July column I will review all the new nanotechnologies and companies related to solar that are announced in the year ending June 30, 2008 - and there are many.
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via Nanotechnology News @ 6:05 29th May
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Microsoft has just snared a U.S. patent for proactive virus protection, which is how security software helps secure your PC when it encounters shape-shifting malware not already in its antivirus definition file. What I want to know is, what does this mean for all the other vendors -- like McAfee,Symantec, Kaspersky, and Trend Micro -- that have been selling proactive protection software for years? Do they now have to pay Microsoft protection; I mean, royalties?
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via Neowin.net @ 10:53 22nd May
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Microsoft has just snared a U.S. patent for proactive virus protection, which is how security software helps secure your PC when it encounters shape-shifting malware not already in its antivirus definition file. What I want to know is, what does this mean for all the other vendors -- like McAfee, Symantec, Kaspersky, and Trend Micro -- that have been selling proactive protection software for years? Do they now have to pay Microsoft protection; I mean, royalties?
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via Information Week @ 11:09 21st May
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FEI Co., Portland, Oreg., received a technology award at Nano Tech 2008 in Tokyo, Japan, for technical excellence in evaluation and measurement of its Titan 80-300 S/TEM (scanning/transmission electron microscope). The award recognizes both innovative technology and the contributions the Titan S/TEM has enabled in nanotechnology research. Professor Tomoji Kawai, chairman, Nano Tech Executive Committee, noted that FEI has been a major contributor to the science of nanotechnology since its inception. The introduction of aberration-corrected TEM is a major breakthrough that gives scientists the ability to directly visualize nanostructures with sub-Angstrom imaging resolution. A new model with high resolution EELS (electron energy loss spectroscopy) that can provide analytical results with the same high resolution has also been put into pract
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via ASM International @ 14:01 23rd May
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GamerGirll1138 writes to tell us Next-gen has an amusing walk down memory lane with their history of copy protection. There have been some crazy schemes over the years to ensure that you paid for your software, everything from super-secret decoder rings to ridiculous document checks. "With bandwidth expanding and more and more games publishers exploring digital distribution, there's little doubt that we're entering a new phase in the history of copy protection and those who would defeat it. What's more, the demand for games as a chosen form of entertainment has never been higher. All this considered, it's impossible to believe that the cat-and-mouse game of piracy and copy protection will not reach new levels of intensity, with new technologies deployed on each side, and that some of them will surely create new hurdles for even those who
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via Slashdot @ 18:54 9th Jun
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An anonymous reader writes "InfoWeek blogger Alex Wolfe wonders whether Microsoft will go after McAfee, Symantec, Trend Micro, and Kaspersky for software royalties for proactive virus protection software. The technique enables security software to protect a PC against malware which isn't yet in the antivirus definition file, by comparing whether the new malware is similar to an old virus. Wolfe reports that Microsoft has been awarded U.S. patent 7,376,970 for "System and method for proactive computer virus protection," but that McAfee, Symantec, Trend Micro, and Kaspersky have all been selling products implementing proactive virus protection for years before Microsoft even filed for the patent. Writes Wolfe: "One often wonders about software patents.
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via Slashdot @ 14:23 21st May
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. --(Business Wire)-- Prolexic Technologies, the global leader in managed Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection, is providing enhanced DDoS protection and mitigation services to Burstabit Media, a leading provider of proprietary web-based applications and services for the online advertising industry. The Prolexic DDoS solution assures Burstabit customers of enhanced protection against devastating DDoS attacks that can render their networks unavailable.
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via TMC Net @ 13:26 28th May
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Microsoft has just snared a U.S. patent for proactive virus protection, which is how security software helps secure your PC when it encounters shape-shifting malware not already in its antivirus definition file. What I want to know is, what does this mean for all the other vendors -- like McAfee, Symantec, Kaspersky, and Trend Micro -- that have been selling proactive protection software for years? Do they now have to pay Microsoft protection; I mean, royalties?
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via Information Week @ 11:02 21st May
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Bethesda, MD (PRWEB) July 22, 2008 -- Arxan Technologies, a leading provider of application hardening solutions designed to protect software from piracy and tampering, today announced major enhancements to its GuardIT ® for Microsoft .NET (http://www.arxan.com/software-protection/GuardITProducts.php#GuardIT_Net) Framework product that include code protection for client-side web-based Silverlight applications and greater ease of use across a broader range of software development platforms. GuardIT employs dynamic Guard™ protection to harden purely managed applications, as well as mixed mode applications that combine managed and native code.
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via PR-USA.net @ 6:53 23rd Jul
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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The Taiwan Nano Exhibition, the second largest of its kind in Asia, kicked off in Taipei yesterday, showcasing Taiwan's latest nano applications and products and gearing up to attract some 10,000 visitors.
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via China Post @ 5:09 13th Jun
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Taipei, June 12 (CNA) The Taiwan Nano Exhibition, the second largest of its kind in Asia, kicked off in Taipei Thursday, showcasing Taiwan's latest nano applications and products and gearing up to attract some 10,000 visitors.
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via MyEGov Taiwan @ 5:10 13th Jun
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Britain's biggest shake-up of consumer protection laws in the past 40 years goes into effect next week and it casts a wide net online and off. As well as targeting double-glazing salesman and fortune tellers, the new Consumer Protection Regulations set their sites on companies that create fake blogs to market their products, a gimmick that has caused a PR headache for the likes of Wal-Mart, L'Oreal and Coca-Cola in the past. Under the new rules, companies that deceive consumers with fictional blogs could be slapped with a fine of up to £5,000 if they are convicted.
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via The Times @ 12:32 23rd May
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Bangalore, July 17, 2008: With Bangalore’s position as emerging leader in nanotechnology and as an international business destination growing manifold over the years, Bangalore the nano hub of India is poised to host the 2nd edition of Bangalore Nano. The flagship nanotechnology event is jointly organized by the Department of IT and Biotechnology, Government of Karnataka in association with Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR).
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via Bio Spectrum Asia @ 2:54 17th Jul
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Nanotechnology is everywhere but in schools. It is therefore necessary to provide teachers with suitable tools and skills for teaching nanotechnology in science classes. The training course for teachers "TEACH NANO" offered by the Innovation Society (St.Gallen) gives practical and easily comprehensible insights into this new technology.
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via Azonano @ 18:08 30th Jun
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Agilent Technologies Acquires Nano Instruments Business of MTS Systems Corp. Agilent Technologies Inc. today announced that it has acquired the Nano Instruments business unit of MTS Systems Corp. The acquisition will strengthen Agilent's portfolio of instrumentation for imaging, characterizing and quantifying nanomechanical material properties. Financial details were not disclosed.
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via Edu Bourse @ 10:44 1st Jul
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Security technology company McAfee has released a file-protection tool to provides privacy and theft protection on a PC.
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via Datamonitor @ 9:19 13th Jun
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