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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... today's computers ( essentially by letting us package a trillion computers in a small space , without gobbling too ... today's techniques are not only crude , but destructive . Archae- ological sites are unique records of the human past ...
... today's computers ( essentially by letting us package a trillion computers in a small space , without gobbling too ... today's techniques are not only crude , but destructive . Archae- ological sites are unique records of the human past ...
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... Today's surgery can rearrange blood vessels , but is far too coarse to rearrange or repair cells . Today's drug therapies can target some specific molecules , but only some , and only on the basis of type . Doctors today can't affect ...
... Today's surgery can rearrange blood vessels , but is far too coarse to rearrange or repair cells . Today's drug therapies can target some specific molecules , but only some , and only on the basis of type . Doctors today can't affect ...
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... today's industry - it can probably do likewise for industrial accidents in general . The most direct approach is the most basic : the elimination of anything resembling today's bulk industrial plants and processes . The shift from messy ...
... today's industry - it can probably do likewise for industrial accidents in general . The most direct approach is the most basic : the elimination of anything resembling today's bulk industrial plants and processes . The shift from messy ...
Contents
The Molecular World | 44 |
BottomUp Technology | 57 |
Paths Pioneers and Progress | 84 |
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