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	Harvard Gazette: Lieber wins World Technology Award
		Professor of Chemistry was presented with the 2003 World Technology Award for Materials on June 25 in San Francisco.
		Lieber is a pioneer in nanotechnology, a relatively new field in which atoms and molecules are nudged together to create wires and other devices with promising utility in fields from new types of computers and electronics to disease detection and drug delivery.
		The World Technology Awards honor individuals and corporations from 20 technology-related sectors selected by their peers as being innovators of the greatest likely long-term significance.
	www.news.harvard.edu /gazette/2003/07.17/09-lieber.html (273 words)

	World Technology Network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The World Technology Network (WTN) is a global virtual think tank whose members are focused on the business or science of bringing important emerging technologies into reality.
		Apart from the small number of founding members they are made up of World Technology Award Nominators (members for one year and the re-evaluated) and World Technology Award Finalists/Winners who automatically become WTN fellows - members for life.
		This was formally announced by Peter Diamandis of the X Prize Foundation and James P. Clark of the World Technology Network on October 7th at the WTN's 2004 World Technology Summit and Awards.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/World_Technology_Network (250 words)

	SchmartBoard Nominated for World Technology Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		World Technology Award winners will be announced on November 3rd, 2006, in San Francisco, at the World Technology Awards gala ceremony at San Francisco City Hall at the conclusion of the two-day World Technology Summit.
		The World Technology Network is a New York-headquartered organization that was created to “encourage serendipity” – happy accidents – amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the science and technology world.
		The central events in the WTN calendar include the annual World Technology Summit and World Technology Awards – the culmination of a global judging program through which new members are nominated and selected and by which the network grows and is refreshed.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2006/8/emw422171.php (529 words)

	Weizmann Institute of Science receives 2003 World Technology Award
		The Award was announced at the close of the 2003 World Technology Summit, on June 25, in San Francisco.
		Nominees for the 2003 World Technology Awards were identified through an intensive, global process in which current WTN members, largely previous winners and finalists, submit their nominations.
		The World Technology Network (WTN) is a London-headquartered organization that was created to "encourage serendipity" — happy accidents — amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the world of technology.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2003-07/wi-wio070903.php (570 words)

	Professor James Boyle Wins the 2003 World Technology Award for Law
		The winners were announced in San Francisco at the World Technology Awards gala ceremony – the conclusion of the two-day World Technology Summit.
		The Awards, which were instituted in 2000, are sponsored by a range of organizations including the American Association for the Advancement of Science, TIME Magazine, Science Magazine, NASDAQ, Microsoft and Technology Review.
		Previous award winners in other categories include Craig Venter, the leader of the private project to sequence the Human Genome, Tim Berners-Lee, whose work was central to the creation of the World Wide Web, and Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux computer operating system.
	www.law.duke.edu /features/boyleWTAward.html (502 words)

	Business Wire Business News: World Technology Network Names Richard Lusk, CEO and Founder of Foldera, as Finalist for a ...
		Foldera(TM) Inc. FDRA, and The World Technology Network (WTN) announced today that Richard Lusk, CEO and Founder of Foldera, is a finalist for a prestigious World Technology Award as one of the most innovative members of the world of technology.
		The World Technology Awards are to be presented at San Francisco City Hall on November 3rd, at the close of the 2006 World Technology Summit, which is being held in association with TIME magazine, CNN, Science magazine, Dow Chemical Company, and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
		The World Technology Network is a New York-headquartered organization that was created to "encourage serendipity" - happy accidents - amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the science and technology world.
	news.moneycentral.msn.com /provider/providerarticle.asp?Feed=BW&Date=20060929&ID=6065011 (912 words)

	MIVT Vice President of Coatings, nominated for the 2004 World Technology Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The World Technology Awards honor individuals and corporations from twenty (20) technology-related sectors viewed by their peers as being the most innovative and doing work with the greatest likely long-term significance.
		The World Technology Network is a London-headquartered organization that was created to "encourage serendipity" - happy accidents - amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the science and technology world.
		Central events in the WTN calendar include the annual World Technology Summit and World Technology Awards - the culmination of a global judging program through which new members are nominated and selected and by which the network grows and is refreshed.
	www.forrelease.com /D20040907/to211.P1.09072004065138.29178.html (1007 words)

	The ALL Species Foundation Wins 2002 Corporate World Technology Award for the Environment
		The 2002 World Technology Awards were held in association with Nasdaq, Intel, Cisco Systems, Novartis, Time, Red Herring, Science, and International Herald Tribune and marked the final event at this year's two-day World Technology Summit which took place at the Millennium Conference Center (Millennium Broadway Hotel) and United Nations headquarters.
		The World Technology Network was created to "encourage serendipity" - happy accidents - amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the technology world.
		Central events in the WTN calendar include the annual World Technology Summit and World Technology Awards - the culmination of a global judging programme through which new members are nominated and selected and the network grows and is refreshed.
	www.all-species.org /wtn.html (651 words)

	Newswise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Newswise — The Weizmann Institute of Science, a world-class multidisciplinary research institute in Israel, was selected by the World Technology Network (WTN) as the recipient of the 2003 World Technology Corporate Award for health and medicine.
		Winners are selected by their peers as being among the top five in the world in their field and doing work of the greatest long-term significance.
		The World Technology Network (WTN) is a London-headquartered organization that was created to “encourage serendipity” – happy accidents – amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the world of technology.
	www.newswise.com /articles/view/500048 (532 words)

	rediff.com: Indian wins top world technology award
		The award was among 23 given out at the end of a two-day summit of the World Technology Network held at the Science Museum in London.
		Several other Indians who have made innovations in technology were shortlisted as finalists in various categories at the awards, which have become well established in the scientific world for rewarding innovations in technology.
		The award in the space category went to British scientist Martin Sweeting who is designing a spacecraft less than the size of a human body.
	www.rediff.com /money/2001/jul/03award.htm (543 words)

	KSBI-TV - Technology - Guha Wins the World Technology Award for Energy
		The winners of the awards were announced in San Francisco at the World Technology Awards gala ceremony held at San Francisco City Hall -- the conclusion of the two-day World Technology Summit.
		The Awards, which were instituted in 2000, are sponsored by a range of organizations including the American Association for the Advancement of Science, TIME Magazine, CNN, Microsoft and Fortune Magazine.
		Previous award winners in different categories include Craig Venter, the leader of the private project to sequence the Human Genome, Tim Berners-Lee, whose work was central to the creation of the World Wide Web, and Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux computer operating system.
	www.ksbitv.com /technology/1999857.html (304 words)

	SpaceDev Nominated for 2004 World Technology Award
		The World Technology Awards honor individuals and corporations from twenty technology-related sectors viewed by their peers as being the most innovative and doing the work of the greatest likely long-term significance.
		The World Technology Network is a London-headquartered organization that was created to "encourage serendipity" - happy accidents - amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the science and technology world.
		Central events in the WTN calendar include the annual World Technology Summit and World Technology Awards - the culmination of a global judging program through which new members are nominated and selected and by which the network grows and is refreshed.
	www.spacedev.com /newsite/templates/subpage_article.php?pid=479 (541 words)

	Market Wire: Optimal Technologies Nominated for 2003 World Technology Award
		The World Technology Awards honour individuals and corporations from twenty technology-related sectors selected by their peers as being the most innovative and doing the work of the greatest likely long-term significance.
		Nominees for the 2003 World Technology Awards were identified based on an intensive, global process in which current WTN members (primarily winners and finalists of previous Awards cycles) made their nominations based on who they think are most innovative and have the most impact, within their particular field.
		The World Technology Network is a London-headquartered organization that was created to "encourage serendipity" -- happy accidents -- amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the technology world.
	calbears.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_pwwi/is_200306/ai_mark1944211569 (846 words)

	Wollongong academic wins World Technology Award - Media @ UOW
		Professor Beder, who is in London to receive her award, said she was totally delighted and surprised to be acknowledged in an area of research not normally covered by academics - engineering ethics and the ethics of legal corporations.
		The World Technology Awards honour those who are considered to be doing the work of the greatest likely long-term significance for business and society.
		Awards are given in 24 categories of which ethics is one of the categories.
	media.uow.edu.au /releases/2001/Beder.html (328 words)

	Dan Gillmor Wins 2004 World Technology Award for Media & Journalism
		Presented by the World Technology Network at the 2004 World Technology Summit on October 8, the award recognizes Gillmor's work as an outstanding innovator in technology journalism.
		Gillmor is the preeminent chronicler of the impact of technology on journalism and an ardent champion of "grassroots journalism." In We the Media, his weblog, and his column, Gillmor asserts that the Internet has broken Big Media's monopoly on making the news.
		The World Technology Network (WTN) is a cross between a global meeting ground, a virtual think tank, and an elite club whose members are all focused on the business or science of bringing important emerging technologies of all types (from biotech to new materials, from IT to new energy sources) into reality.
	press.oreilly.com /pub/pr/1247 (398 words)

	Technology award presented to Weizmann Institute scientist
		World Technology Award for Biotechnology given to Israeli scientist for innovations in biological computing devices Prof.
		The award is one of 30 given yearly by the World Technology Network (WTN) to those individuals and organizations whose innovations are likely to have a major impact on the technology and society of the future.
		Its stated goal is to bring together the people who are judged the most innovative in their fields in order to foster cross-disciplinary dialogue and advance the development of new ideas by having them take part in the "virtual think tank," yearly summits, global and regional events, and publications.
	www.medicalnewstoday.com /medicalnews.php?newsid=14933 (629 words)

	Genencor: Genencor Receives Top Biotechnology Award from the World Technology Summit 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The awards were given to 10 companies across different disciplines deemed by the WTN to have the greatest likely future significance and impact on their industry and society.
		WTN created the award to honor innovative individuals and companies from across the globe that best contribute to the advancement of emerging technologies for the benefit of business and society.
		Over 100 eminent authorities from across 20 technology related fields were asked to make nominations in 20 categories in their field of specialty.
	www.genencor.com /wt/gcor/pr_1032881478 (373 words)

	MARZANO CREATES LASTING AWARD FOR 2002 WORLD TECHNOLOGY AWARD WINNERS - Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Having himself won the 2001 World Technology Award for Design, Stefano has freely given his time — and that of the Philips Design team - to create this year’s award which focuses on the value that can be achieved by bringing the diverse areas of technology together.
		The Awards ceremony marks the end to this year's World Technology Summit - a two-day event where leading technologists debate those issues impacting across the technology arena in a series of panel discussions, roundtables, “Summits-within-the-Summit” and a session at the United Nations headquarters.
		Central events in the WTN calendar include the annual World Technology Summit and World Technology Awards - the culmination of a global judging programme through which new members are nominated and selected and by which the network grows and is refreshed.
	technology.press-world.com /v/45728.html (1199 words)

	Matrix Semiconductor :: Media Resources :: Press Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The World Technology Network is a London-headquartered organization that was created to "encourage serendipity" — happy accidents — amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the technology world.
		WTN also publishes World Technology Intelligence; a bi-monthly magazine about what is imminent, possible, and important in the technology world, written largely by its own members — the people driving the most significant innovations.
		Central events in the WTN calendar include the annual World Technology Summit and World Technology Awards — the culmination of a global judging program through which new members are nominated and selected and by which the network grows and is refreshed.
	www.matrixsemi.com /media-resources/press-releases/6-18-2003.html (489 words)

	Hush Technologies world technology award nominee: News from Hush Technologies
		The World Technology Network (WTN) announced today that (Hush Technologies), has been selected as a nominee for the Hardware category of this year's World Technology Awards, being held in association with Nasdaq, Microsoft, TIME magazine, Science magazine, and CNN.
		The World Technology Awards honour individuals and corporations from twenty (20) technology-related sectors viewed by their peers as being the most innovative and doing the work of the greatest likely long-term significance.
		This year's World Technology Awards ceremony will cap the 2004 World Technology Summit taking place in San Francisco on the 7th and 8th of October at the Fairmont Hotel.
	www.cimtalk.com /news/hus/hus103.html (345 words)

	Nanopoint, Inc. Finalist for 2005 World Technology Award
		The World Technology Awards honours individuals and corporations from 20 technology-related sectors viewed by their peers as being the most innovative and whose work has the greatest likelihood of long-term significance.
		The World Technology Awards, held in association with TIME magazine, CNN and Science magazine among others, will take place on November 15th, 2005, in San Francisco, at the World Technology Awards Gala ceremony at San Francisco City Hall.
		The World Technology Network is a New York-headquartered organization that was created to "encourage serendipity" -- happy accidents -- amongst those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the science and technology world.
	www.nsti.org /press/PRshow.html?id=486 (490 words)

	Berkeley Lab Scientist Honored with World Technology Network Award
		Gadgil, who is a scientist with Berkeley Lab's Environmental Energy Technologies Division (EETD), was honored for his lifetime achievement in developing energy-efficient technologies, as well as his invention of the UV Waterworks device, an energy-efficient technology for disinfecting water.
		Cited for its research and development in energy-efficient technologies, Berkeley Lab's EETD was a finalist in the Energy category for the 2002 World Technology Award for corporate accomplishment.
		The World Technology Network was created to "encourage serendipity" --happy accidents--among individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the technology world.
	www.lbl.gov /Science-Articles/Archive/EETD-WTN-Gadgil.html (383 words)

	Berkeley Lab's Environmental Energy Technologies Division Wins 2003 World Technology Award for Energy
		The awards honor individuals and corporations from 20 technology-related sectors selected by their peers as being the innovators doing work of the greatest likely long-term significance.
		The mission of Berkeley Lab's Environmental Energy Technologies Division is to perform research and development leading to better energy technologies that reduce adverse energy-related environmental impacts.
		The WTN is a London-based organization that was created to "encourage serendipity"—happy accidents —among those individuals and companies deemed by their peers to be the most innovative in the technology world.
	www.lbl.gov /Science-Articles/Archive/EETD-WTN03-award.html (448 words)

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