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2005 Archives
Dec 23, 2005	-	Albany NanoTech Is Magnet For Companies That Make The Tools That Make The Chips EV Group, a maker of specialized equipment used to manufacture computer chips, is setting up its Northeast hub at the state university's Albany NanoTech research site.
Dec 23, 2005	-	Area Colleges, Universities Collaborate on High-Tech Programs One of the key drivers of the region's recent high-tech growth has been the state University at Albany, with its focus on nanotechnology and biotechnology.
Dec 20, 2005	-	Malta Company Receives Funds for Innovations A Malta firm is working to give the soldiers of the future button-sized computers with sensors no larger than a nametag that's designed to identify biological, chemical and radiological attacks.
Dec 14, 2005	-	Paper co-authored by CNSE faculty member cited in Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology Paper by CNSE professor and research assistant in collaboration with GE Global Research Center published in Applied Physics Letter
Dec 9, 2005	-	Complex Needs Prompt Nano College to Hire First In-House Lawyer The state University at Albany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering hired its first in-house general counsel.
Dec 6, 2005	-	ASML Impacts Industry Roadmap with Immersion and EUV Achievements for 45 nm and Beyond ASML Holding NV (ASML) today announced significant progress towards development of both high NA immersion and Extreme Ultra Violet (EUV) lithography technology
Dec 5, 2005	-	New York Companies Head to Las Vegas for Energy Conference Nearly two dozen New York companies and organizations involved in the NY Loves Energy initiative will showcase a variety of clean and alternative energy technologies next week at the world's largest power generation conference.
Dec 2, 2005	-	The Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce named its selections for the "Tech Valley Hot 10" for 2005
Nov 30, 2005	-	Nanotechnology Alliance Incorporates New York Chapter New York NanoBusiness Alliance Inc. is sharing space with the Rensselaer County Industrial Development Agency in Troy, N.Y., just days after incorporating.
Nov 29, 2005	-	UAlbany Students Get Scholarships From National Organization Two College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering students have received national scholarships to support their education. The college is part of the state University at Albany.
Nov 27, 2005	-	Saving energy is good business Rising cost of fuel creates new markets for companies offering ways to save money
Nov 9, 2005	-	Listen to CNSE’s Dr. Kathleen Dunn on World Talk Radio
Aug 25, 2005	-	Chip Giants, New York Team Up For Lithography Research Effort New York state officials and four big chip makers today plan to announce a $580 million research partnership in lithography, a crucial semiconductor manufacturing technology that is facing big changes.
Jul 25, 2005	-	EE Times: Albany lands lead on litho R&D stage Albany NanoTech's major projects are making the NYS capital the semiconductor industry's north star
Jul 19, 2005	-	Companies, State Invest $600 Million in Semiconductor Project Four of the world's largest computer chip makers and New York state will spend $600 million over the next five years on a research, education and economic development project focused on creating the next generation of computer microchips
Jul 19, 2005	-	More Chips in Tech Jackpot Albany NanoTech joins consortium to study, develop nanolithography in $600M partnership
Jul 18, 2005	-	A New Microchip Project Is Begun at Albany Center New York State officials are continuing to think small when it comes to trying to reinvigorate the flagging upstate economy.
Jun 13, 2005	-	Nano R&D: start your engines Albany NanoTech and its leader, Alain Kaloyeros, aim to become the world's leading nanotechnology research consortium
Jan 5, 2005	-	$2.7B boost for Tech Valley Gov. Pataki to unveil UAlbany, downstate projects by IBM, Netherlands lithography
Jan 2, 2005	-	High hopes for high tech If New York state is going to be a major high-tech manufacturing center soon, the future is likely to start in this city.