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Published by: BCC Research
Published: Sep. 1, 2002 - 308 Pages
Table of Contents
Introduction
Advanced Materials
Squeezing Profits From Piezoelectrics
Ubiquitous Material Is A Superconductor
They Grind Small But Profits Are Big
Membranes Are A Crucial Technology
Asia May Standardize Membranes
Rapid Growth For Piezoelectric Crystals
Nanoparticles Market Tops $60 Billion
Nanocomposites Make It In Detroit
Polymers Key To Deep Space
First Use Of Mems In Cosmetics
Banking And Finance
New Uses For Credit Cards
Biotechnology And Medicine
Women’s Health Is Looking Good
New Year Brings New Plants, Deals
Look For Cures, Not Treatments
Better Ways To Deliver Drugs
Take A Look At Yourself
U.K. Legalizes Human Cloning
Vcs Expect More Biotech Investment
Cheap Aids Drugs Offered
The Chemicals That Make The Drug Work
Celera To Sequence Rat Genome
Alzheimer’s Plaques Cleared From Mice
A Wealth Of Biochips
Cosmetics Go High Tech
New Cancer Drugs On The Way
Spending On Drugs Rising Fast
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Still A Threat
World’s Leading Killers Targeted
Expanding The Genetic Code
Killer Cells Target Viruses
Opportunities Abound In Drug Discovery
Regeneration Institute Is Established
Venture Capital Down, Except For Biotech
Therapies Boost Cancer Treatment
The Life Is In The Blood
Dna Chips Predict Drug Response
Genotyping Analysis Alliance Begun
Blood Cells May Carry Cancer Drugs
Stem Cells Can Become Blood Cells
Reports On Aids Vaccine Progress
Impact Of Genomics On Pharma R&D
Changing Mix Of The Rx
Drugs For Elderly Swell Pipeline
Immunoassays Grow In Diagnostic Tests
Anthrax Resistance Conferred By Mutations
Grant For Biowarfare Agent Detection
Assay Tests For Date Rape Drug
Blocking The Blood Supply
Anti-Angiogenesis Nanoparticles
Artificial Liver In Final Human Trials
Consolidation Of Biotech Continues
Send In The Clones
Smallpox Research Program Initiated
Biocapsule Delivers Continuous Insulin
Taking Interferon Through The Nose
There’s Action In Mergers, Acquisitions
Chemicals, Plastics And Materials
There’s Action In Polymer Modifiers
Natural Clay Makes Better, Cleaner Plastic
There’s More Paper Than Pulp
Where Minerals Still Count
Fertilizing The Asian Economies
A New Tool In Materials Research
The Lightest Ceramic Foam
Catalysts Work Economic Magic
Assessing Future Of Bio Polymers
A Clear Future For Transparent Plastics
Communications
Fiber Optics Grows And Grows
The Net Just Keeps Growing
Big Spending On Wireless Networks
Satellite Radio Makes Debut
We Are All Going To Broadband
Logging On At The Airport
Lans Are The New Way To Do Business
Computers, Electronics And Semiconductors
Displays Make Big Advances
Highlights Of 2000
The Future
2001 And Beyond
The Battlefield Goes Digital
Violations To Be Recorded
Don’t Overlook Dielectric Materials
Portable Pcs Growing Faster Than Desktops
Tracking The Industry Indices
January
February
March
April
May
July
August
September
October
November
December
Semi Forecasts Si Wafers
Plastic Makes Superconductors
Organization Doubles Research
When Power Can’t Be Interrupted
Fsa’s Annual Fabless Survey
Predicting The Demise Of Film
Nanotriode-Carbon Nanotube Transistor
Ibm Boosts Chip Speed
Transistors At 20 Nanometer
20 Million Pixels Give Scientists Better View
Semi On Q’s Silicon Shipments
Thinner Tvs Are In The Works
E Ink To Develop Flexible Transistors
Meeting The Cleaning Needs Of Chipmakers
Dlp May Be Future Of Entertainment
Xm Arrives In Detroit
Functional Computer From Dna
Semi Reports 3q Wafer Shipments
Speed Limits Raised On Itrs
Sia’s Forecast For 2002
Economic Outlook
Negative Fuel Economy Trends
Nanotech May Be Bigger Than Internet
Money Is All Over The Place
Energy Bill Makes Heat
Demand Booming, Conservation Lagging
Biotech Financing Window Is Closed
Safe Or Not¾Botanicals
Organic Regulations Complicate Market
Will Puhca "Reform" Increase Prices?
Bush Tour Presages District Energy Push
Ftc At War Against Internet Fraud
Efficiency Legislation Under Fire By Analysts
Congress To Reinstate U.S. Sugar Policy
Changes Ahead In Chemical Industry
What’s Ahead In Chemical Markets?
The Technology Top 10 For 2001
Eco Investment Defies The Slump
The Next Wave In Silicon Valley
Energy
Don’t Wait For The Meter Reader
Power Halts Raise Market Prospects
Flywheel Replaces Lead-Acid Cells
Insiders Pick Ev Market As Industry’s Hottest
Ipcc Foreshadows Conservation Swing
The Internet: Energy Implications
More Ethanol Could Save Billions
Can The Internet Reduce Energy Bills?
Residential Cogen Looks Overseas
Largest U.S. Fuel Cell Installation
New Ways To Store Energy
Expansion Of Tax Credits Possible
"Power-Pact" Prevents Rolling Blackouts
Waste Produces Clean Energy
$2 B Savings Claimed For Power Trading
Samsung Aims For 22% Of Solar
Industry Finds Bush Policy Inadequate
Doe Awards $85 Million
Was Doe Research Worth It?
Lithium Batteries To Top $3 Billion
Tar Sands Costs Lowered
Ballard In Venture Capital Venture
New Markets For Natural Gas
Battery, Vehicle Formats Coming
Solar Energy Powers Nist
Canada Bike Sector Tabbed As Hot Market
Replacements Grow, Oems Fall
Lithium Breathes Life Into Batteries
$7 Billion Market In Power Quality
Helping Utilities Level The Load
Ornl Partners With Industry
Consumer Reports Rates Batteries
Long Island Grid Plans 75 Cells
Environment
On-Board ‘Refinery’ Cuts Car Pollution
Epa Lowers Arsenic Levels
Ec Targets 32 Toxic Substances
Biomass Gas May Power Dairy Farms
H Power & Air Products Pursue Sub-Kw Market
Corona Pulses Pollutants Away
Biomass Milked For Fuel Cell Power
Largest Membrane Sewage System
Bright Outlook For Clean Technologies
Graywater System For Man-Made Island
Providing The World With Pure Water
Mapper Optimizes Routes, Cuts Costs
Arsenic Reduction Clash Continues, Nrdc Sues
Sandia Sniffer Protects Groundwater
Sandia Program Assesses Security
Manual System Filters Water For Third World
Chemical Weapons Tech Not Ready
Sewage Plant Makes Its Own Electricity
New Take On Old Technique
Fibers/Textiles
Shriners Seeking Tougher Pajama Law
Food And Agriculture
Report On Bt Crops Published
Calls For More Testing
Usda Sets Organic Foods Standard
Producers Turn To Sweetener Blends
Supplements Hit Snag
Sugar Users Lobby Mexico Quota
Gene Could Extend Fruit Shelf Life
Rice Genome Sequence Completed
Amber Waves Of Plastic
Fda Approves Uv Pasteurization
Soy Sales Ride Popular Wave
Safe Or Not¾Botanicals
Organic Regulations Complicate Market
Feds Widen Irradiation Rules
Bill May Change Market Dynamics
Study Quashes Peanut Butter Rumors
Kraft Ipo Makes Market Lick Chops
Food Makers Tap Web Research
Biotech Crop Controversy Widens
Usda Antes Up For Organic Program
P&G Seeks Uses For Olestra Esters
Corn Farmers Take Aggressive Posture
U.S. Isolated In Biotech Sectors
Fda Safety Unit Is Reorganized
Acirca Survey Finds Organics On The Rise
Nfpa Responds To Labelling Petition
Xylitol Booms In South Korea
Making Sure Food Is Safe
Ozone Approved As Antimicrobial
Fda’s Ability To Show Functionality Examined
Gao Calls For Safety Overhaul
Sugar, Sweeteners Have Lumps Ahead
Insecticides That Don’t Kill People
Nucleotides Impart "Mouthful" Flavor
Consumers Warming To Irradiation
Fuel Cells
Heavyweights Mull Market Future
Raw Materials 80% Fuel Cell Cost
Delphi, Global Shift Paradigm For Sofc
Information Technology
Make Data? Now Store It
Manufacturing
Enzymes Catalyze New Markets
Micro And Nanotechnology
Big Money In Tiny Particles
Trade Association For Mems Industry
The Promise Of Nanowires
Smaller And Cheaper Nanoparticles
World’s Smallest Mini-Robot
Sandia, Ardesta Commercialize Mems
‘Check The Oil’ On That Nanomachine?
Making Chips From Nanotubes
Big Value From Tiny Particles
‘Check The Oil’ On That Nanomachine?
Coatings Stronger, Lighter Than Steel
Order For Environmental Catalyst To Make $400k
Nanotechnology Budget Increased
Far Eastern Funding Increases
Nanotubes Explored As Imaging Probes
Nanotubes Separate Small Molecules
Nanomaterials Surge In Biotechnology
Carbon Nanotubes May Replace Silicon
Mems Uses Are Expanding
Device Interacts With Blood Cells
Ibm Makes Single Molecule Computer
Big Bucks From Tiny Particles
Nsf Funds Six Nanotech Centers
Key To Tiny Fuel Cells
Nsf Funds Centers For Nanoscale R&D
Bell Labs Makes Nano-Transistor
Sealing Technique Speeds Nano Medicine
Single Molecule Electrical Conductivity
Research
Improved Display Developed By Ibm
Transportation
Here Comes The "Daimlersaurus"
Drowsy Drivers Are Detected
Study Pegs Marine Market
Eia Looks At Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel
Three To Develop Heavy Vehicle
Honda Hybrid Boasts 57 Mpg
Bush Supports Vehicle Tax Credits
Displays Project Into Future
Coatings Improve Fuel Efficiency
Fuel Economy Cheaper Than Claimed
Tire Label Standardized
Designing Away Driver Distraction
Honda Tests Sunlight Station
Japan Mandates Advanced Vehicles
Poll: Consumers Accept Hybrids
Hybrid Honda Due In 2002
Hybrids Offer Hope For Economic Shock
Europe Drives X-By-Wire
Nissan Immerses In Haptic Future
Study Touts Diesel Hybrids
Ford Sets Endurance Record
Repo Man Goes High-Tech
List Of Tables
1 Membrane Markets By Technology, Through 2005
2 North American Market For Piezoelectric Crystals And Devices, Through 2006
3 Treatment And Diagnosis Of U.S. Women’s Disorders, Through 2005
4 Biotechnology Enabling Technologies And Star Products, Through 2005
5 Advanced Drug Delivery Systems, Through 2005
6 Worldwide Market For Pharmaceutical Active Ingredients, Through 2005
7 Worldwide Market For Microarrays, Arrayers, Scanners And Microfluidics, Through 2005
8 Market For Polymer Modifiers, Through 2005
9 Synthetic Paper Market By Major Applications, Through 2005
10 Projected Shipments Of Crt And Flat Panel Displays, Through 2005
11 Worldwide Quarterly Silicon Wafer Shipments, 2000 And 2001
12 The Sia Annual Semiconductor Forecast, Through 2004
13 The Sia Global Semiconductor Industry Forecast, By Region, 2001 And 2002
14 U.S. Market For Utility (Power, Gas And Water) Meters, Through 2005
15 U.S. Market For Food-Testing Products, Through 2005
16 Revenues From Third-Party Data Services, Through 2006
17 Total World Market For Nanoparticles In Electronic, Magnetic And Optoelectronic Applications, 2000-2005
18 World Market For Nanoparticles In Electronic, Magnetic And Optoelectronic Applications, Through 2005
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