Can nanotechnology deliver our dreams?

Microelectronics, computers, mobile phones, infotainment, ink jet printers and pacemakers are common examples of microtechnology, and from this base many developments in nanotechnology and biotechnology are derived. Harvey describes how nanotechnology may find its way into everyday life.

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Published in:Australasian science 2001-06, Vol.22 (5), p.38
Main Author: Harvey, Erol
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Aerospace Education
Assistive Technology
Climate Control
Computer Simulation
Delivery Systems
Future
Nanotechnology
Technological change
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Summary:Microelectronics, computers, mobile phones, infotainment, ink jet printers and pacemakers are common examples of microtechnology, and from this base many developments in nanotechnology and biotechnology are derived. Harvey describes how nanotechnology may find its way into everyday life.
ISSN:1442-679X