1. Universities
1.1. Harvard University
1.1.1. DNA Nanorobots orders cancer cells to commit a suicide
1.2. Imperial College London
1.2.1. Silicon pancreas
1.3. Janelia Farm Research Campus
1.3.1. Mapping the Fly Brain, Neuron by Neuron
1.4. North Carolina State University
1.4.1. Flexible antenna made of silver nanowires
1.5. Northwestern University
1.5.1. Mateirals that act like sponge to store gas
1.6. Singularity University
1.6.1. Hardware/systems for laser printing DNA
1.7. Stanford University
1.7.1. Neurogrid — a circuit board modeled after the human brain
1.8. University of Washington
1.8.1. Human Connectome Project
1.8.2. Condom delivers an anti-HIV drug, prevents pregnancy, then disappears
1.8.3. Diabete Google Lens
1.9. University of Central Florida
1.9.1. Nanoparticles Explored for Preventing Cell Damage
1.10. University of California Los Angeles
1.10.1. Human Connectome Project
1.10.2. Nanobiology : Particles slip cell security
1.11. University of California San Francisco
1.11.1. Brain implant to treat post-traumatic stress disorder
1.12. University of Michigan
1.12.1. Graphene Contact Lenses Let You See in the Dark
1.13. University of Tuebingen
1.13.1. Implanted chip in eye
2. Laboratories & Partners
2.1. Laboratory of Neuro Imaging
2.1.1. Human Connectome Project
2.2. Google Labs
2.2.1. Diabete Google Lens
2.3. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
2.3.1. Brain implant to treat post-traumatic stress disorder
2.4. Medtronic
2.4.1. Brain implant to treat post-traumatic stress disorder
2.5. Retina Implant AG
2.5.1. Implanted chip in eye
2.6. Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering
2.6.1. DNA Nanorobots orders cancer cells to commit a suicide
2.7. Howard Hughes Medical Institute
3. About us
3.1. INSA Toulouse
3.2. Authors
3.2.1. Baptiste RAMOUN
3.2.2. Clément GOUJON
3.2.3. Michaël NAIF
4. Investors
4.1. Bill and Melinda Gates foundation
4.1.1. Condom delivers an anti-HIV drug, prevents pregnancy, then disappears
4.2. DARPA
4.2.1. Brain implant to treat post-traumatic stress disorder
4.2.2. IN VIVO NANOPLATFORMS (IVN)
4.2.3. Hardware/systems for laser printing DNA
4.3. Google
4.3.1. Google
4.3.1.1. Diabete Google Lens
4.3.2. Google Ventures
4.3.2.1. Find out what your DNA says about youand your family (23andMe)
4.4. National Institue of Health
4.4.1. Neurogrid — a circuit board modeled after the human brain
4.5. National Science Foundation
4.5.1. Flexible antenna made of silver nanowires
4.5.2. Graphene Contact Lenses Let You See in the Dark
4.5.3. Nanoparticles Explored for Preventing Cell Damage
4.5.4. Neurogrid — a circuit board modeled after the human brain
4.5.5. Hardware/systems for laser printing DNA
4.6. New Enterprises Associate
4.6.1. Find out what your DNA says about youand your family (23andMe)
4.6.2. Implanted chip in eye
4.6.2.1. University of Tuebingen
4.6.2.2. Retina Implant AG
4.6.2.3. Retina Implant AG
4.6.3. Implanted chip in eye
4.6.3.1. University of Tuebingen
4.6.3.2. Retina Implant AG
4.6.3.3. Retina Implant AG
4.7. Retina Implant AG
4.7.1. Implanted chip in eye
4.8. Rich Lee
4.8.1. Implanted Headphones
4.9. The "Brain" Initiative by Barack OBAMA
4.9.1. Human Connectome Project
4.10. The Wellcome Trust
4.10.1. Silicon pancreas
4.11. Wyss Institute
4.11.1. DNA Nanorobots orders cancer cells to commit a suicide
4.12. Yuri Milner
4.12.1. Find out what your DNA says about youand your family (23andMe)
4.13. Competitions
4.13.1. Global Venture Labs Investmen Competition
4.13.1.1. Mateirals that act like sponge to store gas
4.13.2. RICE Business Plan Competition
4.13.2.1. Mateirals that act like sponge to store gas
4.13.2.2. Implanted chip in eye
4.13.2.3. Implanted chip in eye
5. Themes of applications
5.1. Brain
5.1.1. Brain implant to treat post-traumatic stress disorder
5.1.1.1. University of California San Francisco
5.1.1.2. DARPA
5.1.1.3. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
5.1.1.4. Medtronic
5.1.2. Human Connectome Project
5.1.2.1. University of California Los Angeles
5.1.2.2. University of Washington
5.1.2.3. The "Brain" Initiative by Barack OBAMA
5.1.2.4. Laboratory of Neuro Imaging
5.1.3. Mapping the Fly Brain, Neuron by Neuron
5.1.3.1. Janelia Farm Research Campus
5.1.3.2. Howard Hughes Medical Institute
5.2. Health
5.2.1. Flexible antenna made of silver nanowires
5.2.1.1. North Carolina State University
5.2.1.2. National Science Foundation
5.2.2. Nanobiology : Particles slip cell security
5.2.2.1. University of California Los Angeles
5.2.3. Condom delivers an anti-HIV drug, prevents pregnancy, then disappears
5.2.3.1. University of Washington
5.2.4. IN VIVO NANOPLATFORMS (IVN)
5.2.4.1. DARPA
5.2.5. Silicon pancreas
5.2.5.1. Imperial College London
5.2.5.2. The Wellcome Trust
5.2.6. Nanoparticles Explored for Preventing Cell Damage
5.2.6.1. University of Central Florida
5.2.6.2. National Science Foundation
5.2.7. Diabete Google Lens
5.2.7.1. Google
5.2.7.2. University of Washington
5.2.7.3. Google Labs
5.2.8. DNA Nanorobots orders cancer cells to commit a suicide
5.2.8.1. Harvard University
5.2.8.2. Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering
5.2.8.3. Wyss Institute
5.3. Genetic
5.3.1. Find out what your DNA says about youand your family (23andMe)
5.3.1.1. Google Ventures
5.3.1.2. Yuri Milner
5.3.2. Hardware/systems for laser printing DNA
5.3.2.1. Singularity University
5.3.2.2. National Science Foundation
5.3.2.3. DARPA
5.4. Sight
5.4.1. Graphene Contact Lenses Let You See in the Dark
5.4.1.1. University of Michigan
5.4.1.2. National Science Foundation
5.4.2. Implanted chip in eye
5.4.2.1. University of Tuebingen
5.4.2.2. Retina Implant AG
5.4.2.3. Retina Implant AG
5.5. Electronics
5.5.1. Neurogrid — a circuit board modeled after the human brain
5.5.1.1. Stanford University
5.5.1.2. National Science Foundation
5.6. Materials
5.6.1. Mateirals that act like sponge to store gas
5.6.1.1. Northwestern University
5.6.1.2. RICE Business Plan Competition
5.6.1.3. Global Venture Labs Investmen Competition
5.7. Stuff
5.7.1. Implanted Headphones
5.7.1.1. Rich Lee