European nano-community looks into the future... More funding, better infrastructure Broad support (79%) is expressed for a significant increase in funding for nanotechnology in the next EU RTD Framework Programme (FP7) compared to the level under FP6. Some respondents (25%) call for a doubling of the budget or more, while only 12% want the same budget or less. Divided opinions exist as to whether FP7 should be oriented more towards basic research or towards applied research; this division of opinion is reflected in the academic/industrial origin of respondents. Europe is seen to be lacking a coherent system of infrastructure, and boosting critical mass is identified as the most critical issue (90%). As well as endorsing the value of raising the awareness and exploitation of existing infrastructure, most respondents highlight the need for a new large-scale infrastructure at European (64%) and national/regional level (34%). A number of responses stress the importance of cross-disciplinary infrastructure in fields such as nanomedicine, nanomaterials and information technology/nanoelectronics. Strategic needs Concerns regarding human resources are widely expressed, with almost half of the participants fearing a shortage of skilled personnel for the nanotechnology sector within ten years and a further quarter forecasting shortages in as little as five years. The survey responses identify the development of nanotechnology education and training as particularly urgent: 90% of ...

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At an event marking the five-year anniversary of the Wake Forest University Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials, Wake Forest Professor David Carroll discusses the future of nanotechnology research at the University and around the world.

Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Mottaleb Nanotechnology Program Director - Nile University CEO of SabryCorp Ltd. for Science and Development Nanotechnology is the next scientific & engineering revolution it means that our design scale is going down to the nanometer. Have you heard of Intel's 45nm processor? Do you know that mean the length of the transistor has become 45nm? Nanotechnology, shortened to "Nanotech", can be applied to every known field not just electronics. For example NASA has designed a plane that can fly exactly like a bird using nanotechnology. There are several other applications of nanotech that are already out and about like: The SD-flash memory, the life straw, Aerogel, self-cleaning paint, ColorMatic monitoring of buildings, etc. The two main equipments involved in developing nanotech are; STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and AFM (Atomic Force Microscope). The Nile University intends on starting a nanotechnology program in 2010.

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The Integrated Nanosystems Research Facility at The University of California, Irvine (INRF UCI) is dedicated to developing and promoting micro and nano technology through research, education and outreach. The INRF advances multidisciplinary research through fostering communication between traditionally distant fields such as bioscience and engineering and by enlisting researchers from diverse backgrounds. The facility is a 8600 square foot class 100/1000/10000 clean room equipped with all the major devices for micro and nano fabrication. Capabilities include such diverse disciplines such as MEMS, biology, chemistry, optics and physics equipped with all the major devices for micro and nano fabrication. Our facilities are available to our distinguished faculty and students along with other academic institutions and industry. We welcome you to visit us, take a tour and join us in performing high quality research at our world class facility to engineer the microworld.

David Icke joins us to talk about the Swine Flu, Mass Vaccinations, the Corruption in the Pharmaceutical Industry, Nanochips in Vaccines, the G20 meeting in Pittsburgh and much more. We also talk about David Icke's upcoming seminar in Gothenburg, Sweden on Saturday October 24th. Topics Discussed: The Swine Flu Pandemic, Lab Created Virus? Pharmaceutical Companies: Novartis, Baxter International, GlaxoKlineSmith, Record Profits, Revolving Door Spins Government Aides Into Lobbyists, Goldman Sachs, FDA, Northcom, G20, The New World Order Controled Media, The Global Prison State, Banks, Sheep Mentality, Why are People so Scared? the SARS farse, Swine Flu Propaganda from 1976, Nano Technology, Nanochips in the Vaccines, Thiomersal a 49% Mercury based Antiseptic, Antifungal Agent as Ingredient in the Vaccines, Media Co Participation in the Agenda, Manipulation of Banking, Where are the Insiders? People Need to Begin to Speak out Aginst the Agenda! We talk about the Celebrities and the Men in Black Suits and White Coats and much more. Don't miss this important program! September 27, 2009 www.redicecreations.com www.davidicke.com

In "This Week @Minnesota" for the week of Oct. 10-14, we talk to the Juggling Club as they practice on Northrop Mall, witness the ceremonial groundbreaking of the new Physics and Nanotechnology Building, and learn about wearing pink at this Saturday's volleyball game in support of breast cancer awareness.

Military will refuse orders to assassinate Americans The answer from the NWO will be drones & nano tech controlled soldiers.

Dr. Mohammed Abdel-Motteleb -- Nile University Nanoscience offers a rare opportunity for emerging economies, specifically the Middle East region, to close the scientific gap between itself and the well established industrialized markets. It is a new and invigorating science that offers many exciting possibilities for innovative and cost-effective solutions for issues common to emerging markets. On one hand, it is of great importance that the emerging markets realize and capture this rare opportunity to accelerate growth based on scientific and industrialized bases. On the other hand, emerging market leaders must be very selective in choosing the areas within the nanotech domain to focus their already slim resources on. In the Middle East, the primary selection of these areas will greatly influence how the region will develop over the next few decades. The selection should be focused on areas where the region already has established some competencies and will be able to compete. In this presentation, an overview of nanotechnology applications in different industrial sectors and current initiatives in the Middle East will be presented in addition to an overview of nanotechnology programs in Egypt.