Posts Tagged ‘ nanotechnology ’

How to Make a Fortune From the Personalized Medicine Revolution

Jul 30th, 2009 | By Patrick Cox | Category: Featured, Technology
Many of the big transformational technologies set to change the science of medicine are based on single simple concepts. These include stem cells and RNA interference. There is another transformational change coming, however, that involves a huge array of technologies. I'm talking about "personalized medicine." Currently, medicine is, to a large ...read more

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Earn Venture Capital Profits for Your Stock Portfolio

Jul 2nd, 2009 | By Patrick Cox | Category: Featured, Technology
Nanotechnologies are not some future development. The Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies estimates that nearly 1,000 products that rely on nanotech are on the market now. Currently, most applications simply integrate superior nanotech materials into existing products. Carbon allotropes are used to produce gecko tape. Antibacterial nano-silver is used in clothing, food ...read more

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Nanotech Breakthrough Will Grow Millionaires Like Weeds

Mar 25th, 2008 | By Patrick Cox | Category: Investing Strategies, Technology
Broadly speaking, nanotechnology deals with matter at the atomic and molecular scales. “Atomically precise manufacturing” (APM) is the real business of making things using nanotechnology. There is no more exciting area for investors to be in right now. Let me say first that picking APM winners is not a slam-dunk. We ...read more

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Investing in Nanotechnology

Apr 11th, 2007 | By Penny Sleuth Contributor | Category: Technology
Generally speaking, nanotechnology refers to objects and devices measured in nanometers. That's one billionth of a meter. It's so small that nothing in everyday life compares to it. However, researchers are busily developing applications that link enormous numbers of nano-sized particles into larger structures. This has important business implications. The University of ...read more

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