NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

The nano-American flag and the nano-White House were created by scientists and engineers at Cornell University to celebrate the 21st Century Nanotechnology Research and Development Act.

• nano-American flag/nano-White House

The Cornell Daily Sun - March 31, 2004

• Cornellians Present Nano-American Flag
  

Cornell Chronicle - March 29, 2004

• Cornell to present nanofabricated etching- including tiniest full-color U.S. flag ever put on silicon chip- to white House on March 30

NANOBUSINESS NEWS - December 01, 2003
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• In The Spotlight: House Science Committee Chairman - Hon. Sherwood Boehlert

Cornell Chronicle - May 8, 2003

• CU leads group in DOE-funded effort to help develop fusion power source
  

Cornell Chronicle - March 27, 2003

• Carl Batt testifies before House committee on nanotech research

Cornell Chronicle - March 20, 2003

• CU's Kevin Kornegay honored by museum for accomplishments

Ithaca Journal - March 20, 2003

• Cornell Professor Backs Boehlert Nanotechnology Bill

Cornell Chronicle - January 30, 2003

• University hosted first Japan-U.S. nanotechnology symposium last week

Cornell Chronicle - December 5, 2003

• Noteables - Kevin Kornegay

Cornell Chronicle - November 7, 2002

• Researchers develop a tiny battery with extra, extra long life
  

Cornell Chronicle - October 31, 2002

• Large freshman class probes nanotech world of the very, very small

Cornell Chronicle - October 16, 2002

• Tiny atomic battery developed at Cornell could run for decades unattended, powering sensors or machines

NYSTAR Press Release - October 15, 2002

• GOVERNOR, SENATOR BRUNO ANNOUNCE BIOTECH RESEARCH AWARDS (Todd Kraus, University of Rochester)