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  • Opinion

    • Letter from the Editor

      • Dear reader
        “[Nanotechnology] is becoming real a lot faster than I was anticipating,” says Feynman Prize-winning researcher Stan Williams, whose work is profiled in this issue’s Q&A feature.

    • Legal Corner

    • Column

      • Remembering why size matters
        During the past couple of weeks I have heard the comment, “size doesn’t matter,” from a variety of sources.

  • Features

    • Small World

      • It’s all fun and games
        Gaming for the greater good is the higher purpose of PlayGen’s managing director Kam Memarzia, one of the founding members of the London-based interactive media company that uses game technology for learning rather than just entertainment.

    • Q&A

      • HP research results satisfy Williams
        Stan Williams and his colleague Greg Snider at HP Labs in Palo Alto, Calif., have completed research that could lead to making field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) up to 8x denser-while using less energy for a given computation-than those currently being produced.

    • Cover Story

    • Survey

  • Technology

    • Innovations

      • Automated research: Not just for pharma
        Nanotech development is beginning to benefit from methods popular in the pharmaceuticals industry
      • Large-ish nanotech breaks barriers in drug delivery
        A team of researchers at Johns Hopkins University has demonstrated a new way to slip drug-bearing nanoparticles through the body’s protective shields of mucus while surprising even themselves with just how big these microscopic delivery vehicles can be constructed.
      • 3D MID circuits enable device miniaturization
        MEMS technology has been used to gain significant improvements in a number of electronic and industrial applications, but until recently, the area of electronic circuitry has been neglected.

    • R&D Updates

      • R&D UPDATES
        Small tech for food safety applications, a high-voltage CMOS process with embedded flash, an interstellar compass, and more…

  • Special Reports

  • Business Sense

    • State Rankings

      • State Rankings
        The fifth category - work force - of our state rankings shows few surprises. The density of the East Coast and the engineering clusters around national labs play a big factor in pushing certain states ahead.

    • Patent Trends

    • Finance


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