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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundNanotubes race toward bike parts
September 1, 2004 Easton Sports plans to produce bicycle components made out of carbon nanotubes, a step forward for the tiny technology.Carbon nanotube firms merge
March 22, 2007 Unidym snaps up Carbon Nanotechnologies, as the search for a mass-market application of carbon nanotubes continues.NASA looks to carbon to lighten spacecraft
April 29, 2005 Copper wires weigh a lot, so NASA is teaming up with Rice University to develop power cables out of carbon nanotubes to lighten the load.Nanotubes squeeze salt from water
May 22, 2006 Lawrence Livermore researchers hope carbon-nanotube membrane could be used to desalinate water inexpensively.From heaven to Earth, nanotech makes strides
October 26, 2005 roundup Carbon nanotubes could be the star of an eventual space elevator, while other nano advances could be as close as the clay beneath us.Carbon nanotechnologies companies merge
December 22, 2004 Nanotubes and nanoballs. Patents for both are now united in one company.Can nanotubes keep PCs cool?
February 27, 2004 Intel hopes so, as the chipmaker is conducting research with nanotechnology provider Zyvex to see if carbon nanotubes can help dissipate the pent-up heat inside PCs.Nano memory gets big chip backer
July 1, 2004 Major semiconductor maker signs deal to use nanotube-based memory technology from Nantero, just weeks after LSI Logic licensed it.Future nanotech tools made from clay
October 26, 2005 A nano start-up is using a naturally occurring tubular clay as a carrier in metals, perfumes and more.Intel sketches out nanotechnology road map
October 25, 2004 The firm is planning new ways to increase chip speed. Could "spintronics" replace silicon-based technology?
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