The Bourne Report - Market Briefs

The Bourne Report Market Briefs provide a concise overview of how Nanotechnology, MEMS, and other emerging technologies are being used in specific market and/or product segments. Each report includes the most recent product and application-specific developments, and identifies both market leaders and up-and-comers.

Market Briefs to Meet Your Specific Needs

Custom market briefs (which generally range in size from 3 to 8 pages) are a great way for you to not only take a look at a specific product and/or market segment of interest, but determine whether or not you need a more in-depth report.
 
A bundle of 4 custom market briefs is just $3,500. Topics can be decided in advance and the briefs delivered to you quarterly, or you can decide upon topics (and have them delivered) as needed.

Recently requested topics include: nanoplastics, automation, oil & gas, batteries, lab-on-a-chip, nanosilver, ink jet printing, and more.

Investing in Nano/MEMS
This brief lists more than 100 public companies manufacturing Nano/MEMS on both US and foreign exchanges. It identifies the type of Nano/MEMS they produce and why these companies are interesting.

Bio/Chemical/Gas Sensors
The latest bio, chemical, and gas sensor technologies—including microspectrometers.

Displays
MEMS and nanotech displays for TVs, cell phones, and more.

Inertial Sensors, Part II
An update on MEMS tri-axis accelerometers and gyro sensors.

Ink Jet Printing
A look at new print head technologies and the use of nanoparticle-based inks.

RF MEMS
Developments pertaining to MEMS filters, oscillators, resonators, switches, and more.

Smart RFID
Taking a look at the rapidly emerging integration of sensors and RFID.

Wireless Sensing
Wireless sensing in applications ranging from implantable sensors to utilities.

Aerospace
Developments in materials, sensors, security, and very light jets.

Automation
The use of wireless MEMS sensors in HVAC/R and process control.

Batteries/Fuel Cells
Looking at thin-film and lithium-ion batteries, as well as fuel cells.

Cosmetics
Nanotech as it relates to products ranging from anti-aging products and perfume.

Food & Beverage
The use of MEMS and nanotech in process control, refrigeration, and shipping.

Inertial Sensors, Part I
There’s a lot going on regarding MEMS tri-axis accelerometers and gyros.

Military
Focusing on robotics, communications systems, and sensors.

Oil & Gas
The use of Nano/MEMS in geophysical services, pipelines, and refineries.

Packaging
A close look at new paper and plastic containers, nanofilms, and smart RFID.

Renewable Energy
Focused on biomass/ethanol, hydro, and solar.

Robotics
Looking at the emergence of product intelligence.

Security
Homeland defense and security/surveillance needs.

Silver Nanoparticles
New developments regarding nanosilver, silver ions, and silver nanoparticles.

Smart Apparel/Textiles
Focused on electronic textiles, commercial interiors, apparel, and footwear.

Smart Homes
Smart homes are a reality from building materials and appliances to decor.

Water
This report focuses on monitoring water quality and safety.