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The goal of the project is to mass produce pressure and temperature sensors which can be cheaply printed onto plastic film and flexibly affixed to a wide range of everyday objects, such as electronic equipment. The 2.2 million euro funded project is coordinated by the Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research ISC.
The research at the Centre is focused on: single molecule studies of DNA, RNA and proteins, in relation to diseases; tracking and tracing of specific molecules through biosensing and nanosensing; single cell studies to administer medicines to size.
The DNI coordinates and develops efforts at Drexel University in the broad and interdisciplinary area of nanoscale science and engineering, including research, undergraduate and graduate education, technology transfer, outreach, and dissemination.
This programme focuses on the technologies involved in the miniaturization of electronic and optical devices. The main emphasis is on current microtechnologies including the design and fabrication of microelectronic circuits, microsystems and optoelectronics. In addition to these topics, students can specialize in nanotechnology and nanosystem design or electronics production technology. The programme offers studies in basic materials and circuit theory, processing, functional devices and characterisation.
LUNA is the acronym for 'The Lundbeck Foundation Nanomedicine Centre for Individualized Management of Tissue Damage and Regeneration'. The centre is doing research in the use of nanomedicine for new drug design, drug delivery, bioimaging and tissue regeneration to support individualized prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular and musculoskeletal diseases. The centre is headed jointly by the iNANO Centre (Aarhus University) and Aarhus University Hospital.
The vision of CDNA is exploring fundamental aspects of DNA as a programmable tool for directing the assembly of molecules and materials into nanoarchitectures and functional structures.
The mission of core facilities for nanoscience and nanotechnology at the Academia Sinica (NanoCore) is to support and promote the advanced research on nanoscience and nanotechnology, such as the studies on nanostructures,
nanomaterials, probes and manipulation techniques, nanodevices, and nanobiotechnology.
Purpose of the program is to establish a national nanotechnology industry in Taiwan.
Acreo, a contract R&D lab, deals with several aspects of optical components and systems for various applications. The company develops and manufactures new components or materials with new properties based on semiconductor structures in the nanometer scale. Examples are new types of light sources, detectors or modulators.
ACTION-Grid is a Specific International Cooperation Project on healthcare information systems based on Grid capabilities and Biomedical Informatics (BMI) and nanoinformatics between Latin America, the Western Balkans and the European Union (EU).
Theoretical and experimental research of new materials, mainly focused to nanostructures.
The Advanced Materials Research Center (AMRC) is a industry-driven virtual R&D center focused on the commercialization of advanced technologies. The center is a collaboration between the State of Texas, SEMATECH, and the state's research universities.
Nine Nanotechnology Competence Centers in Germany have established the consortium AGeNT-D (Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Nanotechnologie-Kompetenzzentren in Deutschland). The CCNanos are acting nationwide and are located in various regions of Germany. All together they cover the whole range of nanotechnology's research and application areas.
The cluster will enable internationally competitive technological innovation by relevant research organization and R&D-based corporation, around the core of universities and public research organizations which serve as the base of knowledge creation.
Invests in basic research efforts for the Air Force in relevant scientific areas.
The AFRL ML develops materials, processes, and advanced manufacturing technologies for aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, rockets, and ground-based systems and their structural, electronic and optical components.
The Nanoarchitectonics Research Center, in close collaboration with the Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the University of Tokyo, aims to establish 'bottom-up' nanoscale technologies based on molecular self-assembly, hierarchical atomic nanostructure construction and atomic level measurement techniques.
Utilizing the AIST NanoProcessing Facility and the AIST Technical Service Center, the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) conducts the NanoProcessing Partnership Platform as a part of Nanotechnology Network Japan of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT).
The Nano-Carbon Materials team at the Center develops original synthetic approaches to fabricate rational nanoscale materials as basic building blocks and the hierarchical assembly of these nanomaterials to fundamental elements for nanodevices that would serve as functional components for applications in nanotechnology.
The Synthetic Nano-Function Materials Group is devoted to researching exotic functional materials and systems, which can be created by obtaining control of both static and dynamic orders of atomic and molecular aggregations.
AITEX is an association of Spanish companies in the textile sector whose main objective is to improve the competitiveness of the sector. The association maintains a nanotechnology group.
The CNST master/ research programme is a consolidation of advanced courses in physical sciences, life sciences, agriculture sciences, medicine sciences and engineering. The CNST course curriculum we now offer includes basic sciences, applied engineering and biotechnology. The CNST handles academic studies and applied research with a wide range of fields.
The CNST was created to be a unique centre for conducting Nanoscience and Technology studies, thereby realizing the research and also sees to integration of teaching and research pursuits efficiently. The main goal of the Centre for Nanoscience and Technology is to cultivate the right professional for specified fields.
The CNST master/ research programme is a consolidation of advanced courses in physical sciences, life sciences, agriculture sciences, medicine sciences and engineering. The CNST course curriculum we now offer includes basic sciences, applied engineering and biotechnology. The CNST handles academic studies and applied research with a wide range of fields.
The Center plans to combine a wide range of areas of expertise to create a) innovative nanotechnology capable of measuring large populations of neurons and their interconnections and b) new computational methods based on modern bayesian inference and information theory.
