Unbounding the Future: The Nanotechnology RevolutionExamines the field of medicine, toxic waste, and production relating how they will revolutionize life in the future. |
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... begin with research at places like IBM , Du Pont , and the ERATO projects at Tsukuba and RIKEN , but this would begin with molecules , seemingly remote from human con- cerns . At the core of the story is a kind of technology ...
... begin with research at places like IBM , Du Pont , and the ERATO projects at Tsukuba and RIKEN , but this would begin with molecules , seemingly remote from human con- cerns . At the core of the story is a kind of technology ...
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... begin with the standard worldview , at least for the next few years , and then to look at how nanotechnology and the expectation of nanotechnology might later begin interacting with large - scale developments . As this is being written ...
... begin with the standard worldview , at least for the next few years , and then to look at how nanotechnology and the expectation of nanotechnology might later begin interacting with large - scale developments . As this is being written ...
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... begin a race for the lead . The United States trails , but its huge resources and software expertise help it pick up speed as it joins the race . Other efforts also begin , and though they advance steadily , they cannot keep pace with ...
... begin a race for the lead . The United States trails , but its huge resources and software expertise help it pick up speed as it joins the race . Other efforts also begin , and though they advance steadily , they cannot keep pace with ...
Contents
The Molecular World | 44 |
BottomUp Technology | 57 |
Paths Pioneers and Progress | 84 |
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