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Research and Markets: 2012 Nanotechnology Business and Market Review
By: Business Wire
Feb. 13, 2013 06:17 AM
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/v4pvwb/2012) has announced the addition of the "2012 Nanotechnology Business and Market Review" report to their offering. 2012 witnessed numerous major advances enabled by nanotechnology in consumer electronics, medicine and coatings technology. New nanomaterials such as nanocellulose also moved to the forefront. The 2012 Nanotechnology Business and Market Review from Nanotech Magazine presents a comprehensive look at what was happening in nanotech in 2012 and where, including: MARKETS - Nanotech in Next Generation Displays for Touchscreens - Nanotechnology in Consumer Goods - Nanotechnology in the Automotive Industry - Nanotechnology in Electronics - Nanotechnology in Photovoltaics - Nanotech in the Military - Nanotech in Construction - Cleantech - Nanotech in Wind Turbines - Nano in Packaging - Anti-Corrosion Coatings - Nanotech in glass - Nanotech in Medical Implants - Nano in Cosmetics and Personal Care - Nanotech in Water Treatment - Nanotech in Battery and Fuel Cell Technology - Catalysts - Drug Delivery - Nanotech in Air Purification - Nanotech in Anti-Counterfeiting - Nanotech in the Adhesives Industry - Coatings - Anti-Fingerprint Technology - Nanotech in Textiles - Nanotech in Cement - Nanotechnology in Aerospace and Aviation NANOMATERIALS - Nanofibers - Nanosilver - Nanocellulose - Quantum Dots - Graphene - Nanoclays - Nanocomposites - Nanocoatings - Nano Zinc Oxide - Nano Titanium Dioxide - Fullerenes - Sol-Gel Coatings - NanoZirconia - Nano Alumina - NanoPCC - Molybdenum Disulfide - Antimony Tin Oxide - Nanophotonics - Nano Cerium Oxide - Aerogels - Silicene - Graphdiyne - Graphane - Specialty Optical Fibers COUNTRIES - United States - Japan - Taiwan - China - Russia - Germany - United Kingdom - India PLUS - Regulation - Toxicology For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/v4pvwb/2012
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