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Articles related to "Nanotechnology"
The Basics of Nanotechnology The word "nanotechnology" in itself can be intimidating to people who do not understand it. A brief explanation of this science helps to sort out some of these issues. nanotechnology • nanoscience • nanotechnology basics • history of nanotechnology • nanorobots
Nanotechnology--Waiting For Applications for Carbon Nanotubes Nanotechnology based on carbon nanotubes will revolutionize our technology someday, but affordable applications of carbon nanotubes are still in the future. nanotechnology • nanotube • carbon nanotubes • fullerene • buckytube
Nanotechnology Mimics Nature's Adhesive Scientists in recent weeks have begun to pave the way toward using nanotechnology for very practical purpose: Keeping things from falling off walls. nanotechnology • velcro technology • carbon nanotubes • scientific breakthroughs • strongest adhesive
What is Nanotechnology? The term nanotechnology has been bandied about for years, but what is it, and more importantly, where is it going? nanotechnology • nanoparticles • nanoscale • molecular engineering • self-assembly
Buckyballs and Nanotubes Fullerenes--buckyballs and nanotubes are an exciting new area of chemistry that will have many uses in the future. This, the first of two articles on fullerenes, explains what they are and what we know about them so far. nanotubes • nanotechnology • buckminsterfullerene • fullerene • buckyball
Flexible Phones from Nokia A bendable cell phone that can be worn around a wrist or folded to slip in a pocket, is water-proof and self-cleaning, is being developed by researchers at Nokia. cell phone • mobile • nanotechnology • smart materials • bendable materials
Breakthrough Filled with Health Advice Suzanne Somers has done it again in her newest book, "Breakthrough." Somers' Eight Steps to Wellness and doctor interviews are highly informative and interesting. breakthrough • suzanne somers • antiaging medicine • bioidentical hormones • nanotechnology patches
Richard E. Smalley - Fullerenes and Nanotubes Richard E. Smalley is a Nobel Prize winning chemist at Rice University. He was part of the team that developed supersonic beam laser spectroscopy, as well as the team that discovered fullerenes. nobel prize in chemistry • buckminsterfullerene • buckeyball • buckeytube • nanotube
Stem Cells and Brain Drain- -Naturally, They Go Together While researchers mass-produce embryonic stem cells, in Columbus, Ohio politicians try to walk the fine line between tech and moral issues. Meanwhile, our state’s brain-drain continues. I say, take a stand (in the 21st century) and let the scientists do their thing—here, in Ohio. Then, get on to some issues that NEED political intervention: like really improving school funding. And then the teachers worry about the Science Olympics. ohio • diane stresing • terflinger • ceccardi • schools
Survivors from Earth The year is 2023. Human beings are obsolete. frontier theory • frontiers • artificial intelligence • artificial life • genetic engineering
The Two Types of Artificial Intelligence The truth of artificial intelligence is broken down into two groups: weak A.I. which is basically a computer manipulating formulas and strong A.I. that can think freely. artificial intelligence • strong artificial intelligence • weak artificial intelligence • future technology • the two types of artificial intelligence
Bestsellers for a cold winter day... If you’re like me, you’re happy to stay home on these cold winter days curled up with a great book and enjoying hot cocoa and a fire! angels and demons • dan brown • the da vinci code • dean koonz • by the light of the moon
Bestsellers for a cold winter day... If you’re like me, you’re happy to stay home on these cold winter days curled up with a great book and enjoying hot cocoa and a fire! angels and demons • dan brown • the da vinci code • dean koonz • by the light of the moon
Mechanical Engineering Major Mechanical engineering, the study of using energy, force, and motion to enhance the quality of everyday life, is a challenging major with diverse career possibilities. mechanical engineering major • energy • force • motion • quality of life
Ohio is Where it’s at…Scientifically Speaking It's been reported that Ohio's brain drain is ongoing, that we're losing talented, educated folks at an alarming rate. That's the bad news. The good news: look around, and you can see Ohio's contributions to cutting-edge science, medical, and technological advances. osu • cleveland • cosi • science • popular science
Ring Review of author Stephen Baxter's science fiction novel, Ring. stephen baxter • author • review • science fiction • novel
Rocketing into the New Millenium On the Nanotube This article examines a simulation study of carbon nanotubes conducted by NASA physicists. nasa • nanotubes • simulations • quantum • molecular dynamics
How Nanotech Solar Cells Work Traditional solar cell technology is experiencing a never seen before exploit in recent years thanks to innovative nanotechnological research. nanotech solar cell • nanoscale solar cell • solar cell efficiency • how solar cells work • solar cell technology
Chemicals in Sunscreens Some of the products used to protect against skin cancer and photo-aging may not be protecting consumers at all and may be a threat to our health and the environment. chemicals in sunscreen • beauty products • natural sunscreens • chemicals in cosmetics lotion • spf sunscreens
Knight Rider Returns to NBC In this sequel to the original 1980's series, the distinctive voice of William Daniels is noticeably absent and the new KITT can change its color and shape. knight rider returns • david hasselhoff • kitt • bruce davison • justin gruening
The Royal Institution Re-opens Over 200 years after it was founded, The Royal Institution is getting a major facelift to enhance its role in communicating science to the general public. royal institution • michael faraday • science media centre • science museum • london
Chemical Engineering 101 Chemical engineers are involved in pharmaceuticals, fossil and biofuels, materials and processes related to many household products. chemical engineering introduction • chemical engineering education • branch of chemical engineering • chemical engineering professional society • what chemical engineers do
Knight Rider Rides Again on NBC Knight Rider, the 80s TV show about a sleek talking car and an overrated driver with huge hair, personifying the cheesiest decade ever, makes a comeback on NBC. knight rider • knight rider kitt • knight rider nbc • knightrider.com • knight rider justin bruening
Hello, 2002! This article will discuss setting goals for the year ahead. regina avalos • writing • writers • markets • contests
Hunting the Corrigan's Blood: Wanted: Independent Reclamation Sp Review of the science fiction novel Hunting the Corrigan's Blood by Holly Lisle.
Australian 'Superfoods' Reach US Food products made from Australian 'superfruits', Kakadu plums, Illawarra plums and bush tomatoes are being marketed in the US by an Australian food producer. australian superfoods • australian superfruits • australian native foods • antixidants in australian native fruit • antioxidants in illawarra plums
Choose a Job for the Future What does the future hold from a career angle? Here are some of the top areas to consider. career of the future • careers in technology and science • environmental careers • jobs of the future in technology • the future of healthcare careers
NanoViricides, Inc. [NNVC] (01/09/06) NanoViricides, Inc. is a development stage company that is creating special purpose nanomaterials for anti-viral therapy. A nanoviricide(TM) is a specially designed, flexible, nanomaterial with or without an encapsulated active pharmaceutical ingredient and a targeting ligand to a specific type of virus, like a guided missile. bird flu • h5n1 • sars • flu • flu-like
What is Speculative Literature? A brief overview of speculative literature covering the major genres involved. horror • fantasy • science fiction
Globalization is Worker Abuse Do emerging markets and developing nations find economic strength at the expense of the developed nations? Here are diverging views on labor and globalization. globalization and labor • emerging markers verses developed nations • national corporate responsibility • productivity • diversity during globalization
NNVC - NanoViricides NNVC is a development stage company that is creating special purpose nanomaterials for anti-viral therapy that may hold the cure for Influenza, Bird Flu, HIV and AIDS. bird flu • nanomaterials • nanomaterial • h5n1 • sars
The Physics Family Physics is a discipline of science that includes many interrelated and active branches. branches of physics • classic physics • classical physics • modern physics • applied physics
The Secret Science of World War II In 1942, a "secret city" sprang up in a Tennessee valley, as Allied scientists raced to beat the Germans at developing enriched uranium to fuel the first atomic bomb. oak ridge • tennessee • atomic bomb • manhattan project • first atomic bomb
In Defense of the Wild West Space exploration is at the mercy of those who see it as a government-only enterprise, and those who can't resist planning grand schemes that no government will ever fund. How do we break the stalemate? mars • nasa • space • exploration • colony |
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