| CNL_Scientific_Resources,_Inc_ A supplier of isotopes, metals, crystals and other engineered materials to manufacturers of pharmaceuticals and instruments. |
| Gamma_Radiation_Sources CNEA (Argentina's nuclear energy agency) produces qualified cobalt-60 sources for irradiation plants and for medical use. |
| Gas_Oils_JSC Manufactures carbon 13 labeled carbon dioxide using lasers. |
| Hartmann_Analytic_GmbH Supplier of radio-labeled chemicals, products for radiation protection. Also offers labeling-services and custom synthesis. |
| Hyox18 Isotope O18 enriched water used to produce fluoro-deoxyglucose for PET. |
| Icon_Services Supplier of compounds labeled with stable isotopes. |
| International_Isotope_Society The IIS provides a forum for all chemists involved in radiochemical synthesis and analysis to obtain and share information outside of their immediate area of employment and expertise. |
| International_Isotopes_Clearing_House,_Inc_ Catalog listing of radioisotopes, 14C- and 3H-labeled compounds for medical research, 33P- and 125I- available. |
| Isoflex Stable isotopes for use in science, medicine and industry from Russian producers. |
| IsoSciences Custom stable isotope labeling and small scale organic synthesis including the preparation of metabolites and PET precursors and standards. |
| Isotec A member of the Sigma-Aldrich family, manufacturer of stable isotope labeled compounds. |
| Martek_Biosciences can supply isotopically enriched biochemicals |
| MDS_Nordion Radioisotope technology used to prevent, diagnose and treat disease. Products and services include nuclear medicine, radiation therapy for cancer, irradiation sterilization and food irradiation. |
| Moravek_Radiochemicals Manufacturer of tritium and carbon 14 labeled radiochemicals for AIDS and cancer research. |
| The_National_Stable_Isotope_Resource_at_Los_Alamos The National Stable Isotope Resource (SIR) advances biomedical applications of compounds labeled with the stable isotopes 13C, 15N, 17, 18O, 33, 34S, and 77Se. |
| Omicron_Biochemicals_Inc_ Supplier of single, multiple and uniform stable isotope labeled saccharides and nucleosides (13C, 2H, 15N, 18O). |
| PerkinElmer_Life_and_Analytical_Sciences Radiochemicals including radiolabeled ligands, P32, amino acids, macromolecules, microspheres, precursors, and radionuclides |
| PicoTrace Equipment for trace element and isotope analysis. |
| Proftec Supplier of pure Copper powder. |
| Radioisotopes_in_Medicine Stable and unstable isotopes are covered. |
| RITVERC_GmbH A producer and worldwide supplier of radioisotope products for science, industry, and medicine. Product list includes radiation sources, labelled compounds, stable isotopes, and radiopreparations. |
| STB_Isotopes Stable isotopes for science, medicine and industry, a list of some rare and unusual stable isotopes. |
| Techsnabexport Supplier of Russian-produced radioisotopes and labeled compounds. |
| U_S__DOE_Isotope_Production_and_Distribution U.S. Department of Energy isotopes catalog. Quite an extensive list. |
| U_S__DOE_Isotope_Programs Information about U.S. Department of Energy production of isotopes programs. |
| ViTrax_Radiochemicals Manufactures Tritium, Carbon-14, and Sulfur-35 radiolabeled products and offers custom radiosynthesis under cGMP. |
| Wellington_Laboratories Produces 12C and 13C halogenated reference standards of environmental concern, including chlorinated and brominated dioxins, furans, biphenyls and diphenyl ethers. Includes corporate and product detai |
| Regenerative_Medicine Provides the aims and scope of the publication, as well as subscription details and list of available issues. |
| Crime-historian_and_Storyteller List of programs on criminal history, folklore of crime, forensic science, with details of next public address by E. J. Wagner at the Museum of Long Island Natural Sciences at Stony Brook, NY. |
| Forensic_Evidence List of articles and newsletter on law and public policy, intended for lawyers, forensic scientists, public officials and tutors worldwide. |
| Forensic_Files_from_Court_TV Some of the history and techniques of forensic investigation, with a glossary of terms used. |
| Forensic_Geology The use of geology and soil science in criminal and civil matters. The science is described and references are provided along with the author's personal and contact information in Missoula, MT. |
| Forensic_Science_Central Beginners' information, including message board. |
| Forensic_Science_Resources The Tennessee Criminal Law Defense Resources link site for forensic science. |
| Forensics_ca Various resources with global content from Canada. |
| Human_Identification_E-Symposium International web conferences allowing live and archived presentations by experts. |
| Kruglick\'s_Forensic_and_Criminal_Law Resource claiming over a thousand links from law office in Mill Valley, California. |
| Lee,_Dr__Henry Overview of the topic from founder and professor of the Forensic Science Program at the University of New Haven, editor of academic journals, article and book author, and Chief Emeritus of the Connec |
| Mitretek_Systems Non-profit company offering objective technical support to state and local criminal justice agencies, particularly on emerging technologies confronting the community, through prototyping and testing a |
| NIST_in_Law_Enforcement Outlines the development and improvement of forensic technologies; facial, fingerprint and DNA recognition, in the crime-fighting community by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaith |
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NASA Ames nanotechnology effort started in early 1996 and has steadily grown to establish a Center for Nanotechnology. The research work focuses on experimental research and development in nano and bio technologies as well as on a strong complementary modeling and simulation effort that includes computational nanotechnology, computational nanoelectronics, computational optoelectronics, and computational modeling of processes encountered in nanofabrication. The Center has about 55 scientists working on the above aspects; in addition, graduate students, faculty on sabbatical or summer visits, undergraduate and high school students work at the Center through various internship programs.
The Center vision is:
To develop novel concepts in nanotechnology for NASA's future needs on electronics, computing, sensors, and advanced miniaturization of all systems;
To develop highly integrated and intelligent simulation environment that facilitates the rapid development and validation of future generation electronic devices as well as associated materials and processes through virtual prototyping at multiple levels of fidelity.
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