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There is also a lot of 'everyday' textile nanotech at EuroFutureTex (www.eurofuturetex.com) and at TNTlog (www.cientifica.com/blog/mt/)
Thanks for the post. I have also heard of some other companies. For example, Schoeller Textil in Sevelen, Switzerland, http://www.schoeller-textiles.com, have nanotextiles that are water resistant (http://www.nano-sphere.ch).
Also, JR Nanotech in London, http://www.jrnanotech.com/socks.html, have developed socks with silver nanoparticles that act as odorizers. I will probably do a post on the silver and gold nanoparticles acting as antibacterial probes.
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