Nano innovators sign up to exhibit

Jack Raplee
ASME NEWS

Companies facilitating the development of nanotechnol-ogy will have an opportunity to showcase their discoveries at Integrated Nanosystems 2002: Design, Synthesis and Applications, from Sept. 18-20 in Berkeley, Calif.

Thus far, General Nanotechnology of Berkeley, Digital Instruments of Santa Barbara and Vacuum Atmospheres Co. of Hawthorne, Calif., have signed on to display their wares at the company showcase during the event.

General Nanotechnology develops hardware and software in imaging, nanomanipulation, nanofabrication, nanospectrophotometry, near-field optical probes, nanotools, tips and parts.
Digital Instruments develops nanoscope scanning probe microscopes and, through its 1998 merger with Veeco Instruments, provides technology for semiconductors, data storage and telecommunications.

Vacuum Atmospheres Co. is a manufacturer of inert atmosphere glove boxes, vacuum ovens and related accessories.

For details, contact (212) 591-7789, e-mail: nano@asme.org or visit the Web site, www.nanotechnologyinstitute.org.

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