small plans: nanotechnology for the building industry: Nanotech sensors to be featured at Sensors Expo 2006

Friday, June 02, 2006

Nanotech sensors to be featured at Sensors Expo 2006

Nanotech-enabled sensors will be featured at next week’s Sensors Expo 2006 outside Chicago.

Applied Nanotech (ANI) will present carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide devices and a hydrogen sensor for power transformers.

ANI will exhibit products and technologies related to four advanced sensor platforms: gated metal oxide sensors (GMOS), photo-acoustic sensing system (PAS), metal nanoparticle sensors (MNPS), and enzyme-coated carbon nanotube biosensors (ECNT). Nanotech-enabled sensors have application in commercial, industrial processing, building environmental control and monitoring, defense, and homeland security. (photo ANI)

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small plans covered the latest developments in nanotechnology for the architecture, engineering and construction industries throughout much of 2005/2006. It linked to the latest products, studies and events, keeping readers current on this revolutionary technology and its impact on design, society and environment. I invite you to visit our new home at Green Technology Forum.

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I am the director of Green Technology Forum, a research and advising firm on nanotechnology and biotechnology for growing green businesses. I am also an Associate Professor in the College of Architecture and Planning at Ball State University and a Senior Research Associate at the Building Futures Institute and. My research on nanotechnology and other emerging design technologies has been published by Princeton Architectural Press, the International Journal of Architectural Computing, the American Institute of Architects, and the American Society of Civil Engineers. My book, “Integrated Practice in Architecture: Mastering Design-Build, Fast-Track, and Building Information Modeling”, will be published by AIA/Wiley in early 2007. I also author two popular blogs, nanotechbuzz.com and greentechblog.net. I received my PhD in Architecture from the University of California at Berkeley in 1998, and owned a design-build firm in Washington DC for twelve years prior to that. You can reach me for consulting or speaking at elvin(at)greentechforum.net.

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Nanotech sensors to be featured at Sensors Expo 2006

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