Quantum Stealth Technology, nanowires, crystals, cubes and artificial photosynthesis.

The military is probably drooling over this one. Or perhaps polluting factories could hide their smokestacks....or maybe you could spy on your spouse all day or be a quantum stealth stalker... Sounds like Atlantis is rising again. But can it work in a Beefaroni or canned Spam world? Qui Bono?Hopefully we can use it for peaceful purposes like efficient energy. How can we be 'bio-mimics' when money, greed and power gets in the way?

Crystal Nano Glass Data Storage.

'Sex, lies and million plus years Crystal Nano Glass Data Storage.' Let's make sure it doesn't go the way of floppy disks, or 8mm, Laser Disk or Audio Cassettes. Or perhaps the entire world's database can be put into to Rice Krispies Boxes. Not likely, unfortunately.       Snap, Crackle, Pop! LOL

http://rt.com/news/5d-nanostructured-glass-optical-memory-941/

30 New Startups for Waterloo-Wellington biotech, nanotech, quantum, singularity Region

VeloCity is a startup program with the University of Waterloo, and has announced 30 new startups this fall of 2013. The program fosters entrepreneurship by providing University of Waterloo students with opportunities for startup funding, free workspace, workshops, networking opportunities and access to mentors. The Waterloo-Wellington Region, which has traditionally been an area where Mennonites, maple syrup and farming, along with an undercurrent of holistic healing and organic lifestyles, is now home to businesses to the world famous Blackberry, along with Google and other such global tech firms. We are indeed headed into interesting times. In a land that was founded by German and Anglo-Scot Christian farming communities, the question is, will these groups equally contribute to the growing movement of technology singularity, or will they diverge into their respective extremist camps, spoiling the 'processed-icing-layer- on-organic-cake' of traditional and high-tech societies? Will the wisdom of traditional folk systems be paved over by faceless technology corporations whose employees (and perhaps employers too) forgot to eat fibre based on food, choosing nano-fibre instead, or will some of us become modern-Mennonite Cyborg farmers of the future, getting help from Android farmhands who 'themselves' left with the preacher's daughter? We are headed into interesting times indeed.

http://uwaterloo.ca/news/news/velocity-introduces-30-startups-fall-2013

India: The Land of Ancient Wisdom, Compassion and Nanotechnology

 It's my bet that India is going to be the epicentre for nanotech in a very short time. Some have India ranked as number 4 in the world.  India has many brilliant minds and they will likely not charge New York prices. The logic is simple. This short article talks about some of the leading centres in India engaging in nanotechnology. http://education.sulekha.com/nanotechnology-scope-in-india_589395_blog