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Corporate Directory
The Corporate Directory is a directory of early-stage nanotechnology
companies in Texas. These companies are generally research-based.
Most are still development stage although several are shipping products.
All fit a strict definition of nano, which excludes many biotech
(see BioHouston or Texas Healthcare & Biotech Initiative
directories for these) and semiconductor companies.
Also included in the directory is a list of the larger,
established companies that have a Texas presence that are
involved with nanotechnology.
To obtain a copy, become a NFT member and make a $29 donation
to the foundation. Contact
NFT for further details.
Research Directory
The Nanotechnology Foundation has developed a directory of
researchers in the State. This directory is available for
use by corporate and university researchers when approved
in advance by the Foundation's board. This directory includes
summaries of over 300 researchers working in nanotechnology
in the following universities:
Baylor College of Medicine
Baylor University
Prairie View A&M University
Rice University
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern Medical School
Southwest Research Institute
Texas A&M University
Texas A&M Health Sciences Center
Texas Children's Hospital
Texas Christian University
Texas State University
Texas Southern University
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Texas Tech University
Texas Texas University School of Pharmacy
The University of Texas at Arlington
The University of Texas at Austin
The University of Texas at Dallas
The University of Texas at El Paso
The University of Texas at San Antonio
The University of Texas Health Sciences Center at Houston
The University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio
The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
The University of Texas Medical Branch University of Houston
University of North Texas |
Bona fide corporate,
government and university researchers can submit
a request to search this directory by explaining their
need and use of the information and providing a list of key
words likely to be used to describe a professor's research
focus. University research offices might also use this
information in recruiting graduate students and professors.
Economic development offices might use the information when
working on a company relocation. A usage fee applies
for corporate requests based on the complexity of the search.
Document Downloads
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NFT
Video (MPEG4 - 9 min; Video outlining NFT's objectives
and goals of the Nanotechnology Foundation of Texas.
NFT
Background Report (PDF - 51 pages; this report provides
a description of nanotechnology, why it is important and
what is happening around the world)
NFT
Donation Form (PDF - 2 pages; to make a donation by
mail. Online
donations can also be made.)
NFT Summary (PDF - 6 pages; this is an executive summary
of the NFT Background Report)
Texas
Strategy (PDF - 6 pages; a suggestion for a science
and technology strategy for the State of TExas)
HBJ
Editorial (PDF - 2 pages; an editorial written by Conrad
Masterson addressing the opportunity for bringing science-literate
people into the state)
Post-Doc
Fellowship Program (PDF - 2 pages; a description of
the proposed program)
Outstanding
Graduate Student in Nanotechnology Press Release (PDF
- 2 pages)
Research
projects for 2005 Keck Futures Conference on nanotechnology
(PDF - 10 pages)
In 2003, Rice
held an energy conference to address solutions to the world's
energy challenges. The conference proceedings were
published in April of 2005 in an Executive
Summary of 20 pages and a Full
Report of 131 pages.
Links
Texas
Nanotechnology Links contains a list of useful nanotechnology
general reference sites for the public. |