It is estimated that each year there are 74,000 work-related deaths linked to hazardous substances encountered in the workplace. A report by the European...

Think of a futuristic war scenario where soldiers are firing smart weapons from the confines of their command centres. Weapons that are capable of intercepting...

It is disappointing to still find articles like this one in the UK Independent that are short-sighted and actually misleading about nanotechnology:

Nanotube have a diameter two orders of magnitude smaller and about one order of magnitude longer than the size of the focal spot of the microscope. This...

Going up? Japan is looking at getting into the space elevator business. If they are truly serious about it, I would not bet against them achieving success...

Earlier today, we posted an announcement about substantial new research grants available from the European Research Council. Meanwhile, on this side of...

Barry Steinhart and Richard Atkinson debate tagging their father with a nanoscale tracking device to ensure his safety. The Power of Small panel discusses...

How will nanotechnology change the world? Nanotechnology is a rapidly moving and all-encompassing suite of technologies that promises to change almost...

While electron microscopes are available for more than 70 years, they have been recently significantly improved. The use of aberration correctors improved...