After two decades of development countless nanotechnologies are fast approaching commercial viability – and they have the potential to redefine the clean tech sector
In 2000, when Patti Glaza first started diving into nanotechnology, clean tech wasn't even a term yet, she recalls. "No one was thinking too much about oil being at $200 per barrel," says the executive...
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