Articles

Public perceptions of nanotechnology: what can we infer from early studies?

Fabienne Crettaz von Roten (, Switzerland)
215–224

Commercializing nanotechnology innovations from university spin-out companies

Sarah Lubik (, United Kingdom)
Elizabeth Garnsey (, United Kingdom)
225–238

Ni-rich nanoclusters in CdSb: influence on magnetic and transport properties and perspectives for spintronics

E. Lähderanta (, Finland)
R. Laiho (, Finland)
A.V. Lashkul (, Finland)
K.G. Lisunov (, Finland)
I. Ojala (, Finland)
V. Zakhvalinskii (, Finland)
249–255

Obtaining p-type ZnO films by the RBQE method

T.V. Butkhuzi (, Georgia)
T.G. Khulordava (, Georgia)
M.M. Sharvashidze (, Georgia)
N.G. Bukhsianidze (, Georgia)
N.G. Gaphishvili (, Georgia)
L.T. Trapaidze (, Georgia)
E.E. Kekelidze (, Georgia)
R.G. Melkadze (, Georgia)
257–264

Interferometry and scanning microscopy in asperity measurement of biomedical surfaces

M. Wieczorowski (, Poland)
A.G. Mamalis (, Greece)
M. Rucki (, Poland)
S.N. Lavrynenko (, Ukraine)
265–288

Quantum computation with photons

Alberto Politi (, United Kingdom)
Jeremy L. O’Brien (, United Kingdom)
289–294

Concepts in nanomechanics

Michael C.L. Ward (School of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, United Kingdom)
239-246