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NSF report reveals increasing nanotech production

Filed in archive Government by george elvin on July 14, 2006

NSF report reveals increasing nanotech production
The National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) have released a final report titled "2005 NCMS Survey of Nanotechnology in the U.S. Manufacturing Industry". The study, conducted under NSF-sponsorshiplinks, documents the nation's largest cross-industry survey of nanotechnology applications being commercialized by the U.S. manufacturing industry. Findings include:

Increased significance of nanotechnology to both traditional and emerging fields in the last five years.

In 2000, one could identify only a handful of companies with nanotechnology programs.

In 2005, 18% of the surveyed industries are already marketing products, about 80% expect to commercialize nano-products by 2010.

Almost everyone expressed confidence their organizations will be involved with nanotechnology in the future after 2010.


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