| Comment |
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| Tiny
technologies for the global good |
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A team led by Peter
A. Singer of the University of Toronto gives
examples of how nanotechnology can address key challenges
facing developing countries. |
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| Self-assembly
for bionanotechnology |
| A number of groups have suggested harnessing
the ability of proteins to self-assemble in fabricating
nanoscale structures. But Athene Donald
of the University of Cambridge argues that this appealing
approach might not be as straightforward as it first appears. |
| • Opinion
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| Research news |
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| Includes... |
| • First
direct continuous synthesis of Au nanoparticles in a microfluidic
system. |
| • Researchers
create first hollow nanocrystals. |
| • Nanoparticles
clean up groundwater. |
| • Nanobiomachine
makes own fuel. |
| • Surface
tension drives nanoscale actuator. |
| • Research
news (pdf) |
| • Policy
news (pdf) |
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