You can reach me at bezirganyan@hotmail.com (personal) or hbezirganyan@x-rom.org (work)We currently are promoting the X-Ray Optical Memory Disc (X-ROM) - the next-generation ultra-high definition hard x-ray optical storage device with the digital data density of about 10 Tbits per square inch for each storage layer.BENEFICIARIES FROM THE X-ROM IMPLEMENTATION:The volume of data is growing exponentially around the world, so the X-ROM implementation would be a temporary success in the "combat" against nowadays information explosion. The X-ROM is mainly designed for the following target customers:• Any organization that has the need to store and keep available digital information over many years such as Deposit Libraries, National Archives, Governmental Institutions, Pharmaceuticals, Banks and Insurance Companies.• Today the topical problem is to bring the concept of “distance learning” technology beyond the classroom and the auditorium to public settings and more personally to the home i.e. much more access to better education - see, for example, http://www.icmpc8.umn.edu/proceedings/ICMPC8/PDF/AUTHOR/MP040045.PDF• Much easier re-use of the archived information to create new or adjusted (digital) information. Commercial interests can become very large, e.g. when a building or an airplane needs to be modified and the digital “blue print” can’t be viewed any more, because the technology with which it was made, has become obsolete. In such cases it might cost a person-year or more to re-create the original drawings. Sometimes, long term digital preservation is a necessity; e.g. for compliance reasons.So, the X-ROM is designed for any type of long-term digital information archiving system (DIAS).The website of new developed X-ROM nanotechnology is:http://www.x-rom.org/The brief summary and the updated list of main publications concerning the X-ROM theory and nanotechnology are given in: http://www.bezirganyan.com/hakob/pdf/xrom_brief_brochure.pdfSpecialties: X-Ray and Particle Diffraction Optics. Hard X-Ray Optical Memory (X-ROM). Optical Data Storage (ODS). Hard X-Ray Waveguide-Resonators. Hard X-Ray Microscopy. Solid State Physics. Physics of Semiconductors and Dielectrics. Nanotechnology.