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Introduction Today governments to spend a huge share of their revenues on research and development of nanotechnology, 1 Vote(s)

The federal and Quebec governments are putting up at least $20 million to build a demonstration plant that aims to bring nanotechnology to the... Read the complete story at CBC News Web Buzz:

As I head towards Doha where through the World Economic Forum I will be continuing the battle to encourage governments and policy makers to be proactive about technology rather than reactive, Andrew Maynard's excellent posting on the kerfuffle over using 'nano' dispersants to clear up oil is more grist to the mill.

The Recession's Ripple Effect on NanotechNanotechnology and Development NewsGovernments that have poured money into nanotech initiatives for economic development must wield creative incentive mechanisms, like R&D grants in lieu of ...

Leading international experts on the global regulation of nanotechnologies, including scientists, lawyers, ethicists and officials from governments,

Re-discovered an old nanotech concept phone: http://bit.ly/12UpC. It's for these ideas we need to push our governments to explore nanotech.

I imagine like most other governments intent on figuring out how to make the most out of the promise of nanotechnology, the UK government requests a number of reports to research how it and business can position itself to best exploit ...

About two million workers will be employed in nanotech industries, and three times that many will have supporting jobs...Between 1997 and 2005, investment in nanotech research and development by governments around the world soared from $432 million to about $4....By 2015, products incorporating nanotech will contribute approximately $1 trillion to the global economy....Helping the public to perceive nanotech soberly in a big picture that retains human values and quality of life will also be essential for this powerful new discipline t o live up to its astonishing potential....

just a little something your governments are working on... no big deal, the power of nanotech paired with dimensional travel & genetics.