The NanoSIG is a nanotechnology business networking organization that staged over 60 conferences, forums, and seminars focused mainly on the business of nanotechnology from 2001 through 2004.

Forums were focused on the intersection of nanotechnology with biotechnology, education, electronics, investing, and materials science and were staged in Silicon Valley, Washington DC, and San Diego.

Bo Varga now works with North American nano and clean energy start-up and early stage companies and projects and can be reached via bvarga@USnano.biz see www.usnano.biz for more details.

Ken Epstein now works with a range of companies in China and North America and can be reached via epstein@newcap.com see www.newcap.com for more details.

Dr. Adolfo Nemirovsky now works with the Latin American Intellectual Property Network in Silicon Valley and can be reached via Adolfo@Latipnet.org, see www.Latipnet.org for more details.

Kitu Bindra now works with nano projects in India and North America and as special counsel in the Silicon Valley Office of Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney.

Charles Ostman now works with clean energy projects in North America and Russia.

Star Varga now works producing and distributing musical videos at www.vegastarproductions.com.

Richard Casler is now VP Engineering at www.electroglas.com in San Jose, California.

Our thanks to Tom Thomas at Pillsbury, Winthrop, Shaw, Whitman in Palo Alto for sponsoring many nanoSIG events while at Oppenheimer Wolff Donnelly.

Our thanks also to Dr. Yigal Blum for sponsoring many nanoSIG events at SRI International in Menlo Park.

Also thanks to Dr. Russel Moy for sponsoring nanoSIG forums at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, DC.

And many thanks to Dr. Meyya Meyyappan for sponsoring nanoSIG conferences at NASA-Ames in Mountain View , CA.

Finally thanks to Alex Scott of www.ibfconferences.com for staging the annual Nano Investing Forum in Palm Springs, CA and congratulations to her for the great success of the rapidly growing annual Clean Technology Forum.