THE NANOTECH REPORT 2003 (Newly Released: July 2003)

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INSIDE THE NANOTECH REPORT 2003

• Interviews and expert weigh-in from the world's leading researchers and Nobel Laureates in materials science, chemistry, physics, biology, and engineering.
• Ranking of the 25 Most Influential People in Nanotechnology
• Trends in US and International Academic Institutions
• Venture Capital Activity & Deals in Nanotechnology
• Thematic Framework for Private Equity Investing
• Over 500 Charts, Tables, Graphs, & Illustrations
• Over 700 Public and Private Companies Listed
• Over 20 Academia Initiatives & IP Licensing
• Trends in US and International Governments
• Nanobiotech: Major R&D Initiatives at Biotechnology Firms
• Strategies for Public Market Investing
• In-depth Patent Trends and Analysis
• Scientific & Technical Explanations
• Full Glossary
  
  

The original ideas, projections and strategies in Lux Capital's 2001 "The Nanotech Report" introduced institutional investors to nanotechnology on a worldwide basis, first with Merrill Lynch and most recently through Credit Suisse First Boston. The Nanotech Report was the first to recommend following government funding as a driver to invest in nanotech tool providers. Many of the other trends we identified in The Nanotech Report have become the basis for corporate and investment strategies.

The Nanotech Report 2003 reveals new public market and private equity investment themes, profiles more than 700 public and private companies, and analyzes the intellectual property positions of major corporations and startups to help identify potential winners and losers. The Nanotech Report 2003 uncovers leading government laboratories and academic researchers at the forefront of nanotechnology, ranks the most influential people in the field and highlights venture capital and worldwide government funding trends.

Nanotechnology, the manipulation and control of matter at the molecular level, has widely been recognized as critical for the future of economic and regional competitiveness, job creation, and technological superiority. In The Nanotech Report 2003, we demonstrate how nanotechnology affects every existing industry, from Chemicals, Textiles/Apparel, Computing and Storage, to Transportation, Energy, Power, Healthcare and Homeland Security.

In 2003, there will be more than $3 billion of government funding worldwide going towards centers of nanoscale research. Nanotechnology is the Bush Administration's highest science and technology priority in the 2004 fiscal year. On May 7, 2003 the U.S. House of Representatives approved a $2.4 billion bill to continue the United States' National Nanotechnology Initiative over the next three years. Nanotechnology will be the largest government-funded science program since the Space Race, exceeding even the Human Genome Project.

This report provides a roadmap for the nanotechnology industry and illustrates how senior executives and investors can exploit the prevailing trends to maintain a competitive advantage.

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