Samsung Electronics will build a plant in China to manufacture next-generation NAND flash memory chips used in smartphones, tablet PCs and other mobile devices. Samsung said it has submitted an application to the Ministry of Knowledge Economy to construct the facility.

China is planning more supercomputers with homegrown chips in order to meet government demands, according to a Chinese researcher involved in the country's high performance computing.

Cambridge NanoTech, at the cutting-edge of nanotechnology development, today announced that it has signed a distribution agreement with Laserwort Limited, to sell and service its full line of ALD equipment. Laserwort Limited has three strategically located offices in China including Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing.

New research by Danish and Chinese scientists could help revolutionize the way nanometals are understood and used in daily life.

New research by Danish and Chinese scientists could help revolutionize the way nanometals are understood and used in daily life.

China's science ministry has announced a 50 percent increase in research funding but some scientists say the money is spread too thinly.

Nature Publishing Group's Asia Materials tells us about a new Tupperware-style innovation in nanomedicine--"nanolids" that keep nanoscale drug carriers capped and their contents fresh until they're ready for release inside targeted tumors. The nanolid idea comes from Guangshan Zhu and colleagues from Jilin University in China.

In 2008, China overtook the United States in the number of scientific publications in the domain of nanotechnology for the first time. Such growth is not just the luck of the draw but due to a financing policy which the Chinese government have been carrying out since 2000, which has created large clusters all over the country around the great economic centres (Beijing, Shenyang, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Hong Kong), entirely dedicated to nanotechnology.

A number of Iranian companies are participating in Nanotech 2011 Exhibition underway in the city of Shanghai, China, from June 7 to 9, 2011.

The presidents of China and Brazil pledged to expand bilateral trade and investment in energy, space, aviation, infrastructure, agriculture and other areas on Tuesday.