From the wonderful world of the world wide web, here is this week's Slow News Friday story: 'Revolutionary Healing Nanotechnology' that looks like a stone. Actually, it is a stone.

Progress in advanced semiconductor technology depends on the industry?s ability to continuously change and reinvent itself. On June 2nd Applied Materials, Inc. will host an evening of presentations and discussion exploring the strategies needed to scale device performance, functionality and

A research project by Davidson College scientists and collaborators at Missouri Western State University has constructed a basic 'living computer' by genetically altering E. coli bacteria. The work demonstrates that computing in living cells is feasible, opening the door to

A nanotech approach to overcoming the resistance of some cancer cells to radiation therapy has been successfully tested in mice.

North Carolina State University) Researchers at North Carolina State University have discovered that adding tiny bits of gold to a failed HIV drug rekindle the drug's ability to stop the virus from invading the body’s immune system.