Altair Nanotechnologies Expands Corporate Website
The Expanded Site Provides Detailed Product, Application Development, And Services Information
RENO, Nev., June 7, 2002 - Altair Nanotechnologies Inc., a manufacturer of non-organic nanomaterials, announced the expansion of its Website. According to Altair CEO Dr. William P. Long, the expanded website demonstrates an intensified focus on the commercialization of the company's nanomaterials and provides comprehensive information pertaining to its product and service as Altair accelerates its exploration of vertical markets, product development opportunities, partnerships and collaborative relationships.
"Our goal is to keep our customers, potential customers and shareholders updated on our current application development activities, as well as target markets for our nanomaterials and products," commented Altair Nanotechnologies President Dr. Rudi E. Moerck. "Our applied research activities section will be of interest to all visitors, as we provide the background for most projects under development, the objectives of the projects, as well as the various stages of development.
"Our goal was to design a website that would appeal to visitors with varying levels of interest and understanding of nanotechnology," continued Moerck. "For visitors who are just being introduced to Altair or nanotechnology, product photographs -- worth thousands of words -- are available throughout the website, along with easy-to-understand diagrams and explanations of our patented manufacturing process of nanocrystalline materials, the basis for all our nanomaterials. There are also a number of links to nanotechnology information and educational websites to enhance visitors' knowledge of this remarkable emerging technology."
The newly expanded website reinforces Altair's competitive position by providing visitors with current research and development project information and presentation materials explaining its various patented and patent-pending processes for economically manufacturing commercial quantities of a wide variety of nanomaterials, a capability that separates Altair from other nanotechnology companies. These processes include the manufacturing of Altair's nanosized lithium titanate spinel, which targets the $6 billion rechargeable battery market; the company's yttria stabilized zirconia used in the development of its solid oxide fuel cells; and its nanosized titanium dioxide for use in the thermal spray and the cosmetic/personal care industries.
The company's extensive Investor Relations section, made available last February, has provided valuable information to management as visitors are asked to share their opinions, via email, regarding the company's strategies, products and the effectiveness of its news releases.
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