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GeneratorTM as a new tool for job creation and a prerequisite to the incubation/acceleration processes for commercializing advanced technologies Dr. Zvi Yaniv President and CEO Nanotechnology definition Nanotechnology is a new scientific field evolving from material-specific peculiarities of present elements when their sizes become nanometric (one nanometer corresponds to the millionth part of one millimeter). Nanotechnology commercialization The commercialization of nanotechnology is dealing with the creation and utilization of new functional materials, devices and systems based on novel functions and properties of nanometric-size elements. The building blocks of nanotechnology Ultra-thin layers Top down nanostructures Bottom up structures Ultra-precise surface preparation Analytical instrumentation for nanostructures Integration of nanomaterials and molecular structures Nanotechnology and biotechnology convergence Nanotechnology service to our society Main future commercialization opportunities Miniaturized, data storage systems with long-term stability and enormous storage capacity Powerful PCs equal to a main frame computer Entertainment-storage mini-chips which contain movies and music collections Selective sensors for a variety of applications Main future commercialization opportunities Medicine-delivery products that are taken orally for selective treatment with long-term-dose capabilities Biocompatible replacement for human tissues Light-weight, corrosion-free, temperature-resistant; high mechanical stability materials New coating materials with excellent protective properties for architecture, textiles, cars, etc. Main future commercialization opportunities New glass manufacturing techniques with specific properties Hydrogen storage for a new energy economy Diagnostic chips combining nanotechnology and biotechnology High efficiency, low cost solar cells Main future commercialization opportunities Hard, transparent, plastic materials that have radia