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• Is nanotechnology hazardous to your health?
  In less than a decade, sales of manufactured goods incorporating nanotechnology are predicted to reach $2.6 trillion annually. Today, there are over 300 nanotechnology-based consumer products on the market, ranging from computer chips to automobile parts, from clothing to cosmetics, to dietary...
• MICRO: University at Albany boosts nanotechnology programs with new school, more funding
  degree programs combining physics, chemistry, computer science, biology with nanotechnology, and advanced materials studies. Karen Hitchcock, university president, says the fledgling effort is part of the university's strategy to build "world-class academic and research programs." The ultimate aim, she...
• Computer Power User Article - Where Nanotechnology & The Computer Industry Meet
  Where Nanotechnology & The Computer Industry Meet March 2002 Vol.2 Issue 3 Page(s) 56-59 in print issue Add To My Personal Library Where Nanotechnology & The Computer Industry Meet On what scale do nanoresearchers work? A nanometer is a billionth of a meter and one thousandth of a micron...
• MICRO: Using molecular switches, HP claims nano-technology advance with 64-bit memory IC
  A BIT PLEASED: An HP research team surrounds a screen image showing test structures of its nanotechnology breakthrough. The team comprises Stan Williams (seated), Yong Chen (left), and Doug Ohlberg. Hewlett-Packard (HP) has claimed a major breakthrough in nanotechnology by demonstrating a 64-bit...
• Computer Power User Article - Nanotechnology's Long Road To Reality
  Nanotechnology's Long Road To Reality March 2002 Vol.2 Issue 3 Page(s) 60-61 in print issue Add To My Personal Library Nanotechnology's Long Road To Reality Uncovering The Potholes & Promises Not All Problems Last Forever We've all heard or read about people who spoke too soon. Remember Bill...
• Computer Power User Article - Nanotechnology 101
  March 2002 Vol.2 Issue 3 Page(s) 50-54 in print issue Add To My Personal Library The Astronomical Potential Of A Tiny Technology A nanoscale machine designed to construct practically any feasible molecular structure from surrounding atoms and molecules. Moving atoms into desired, precise positions...
• Examining scale-up and computer simulation in tool design for 300-mm wafer processing
  , is a project manager of devices and nanotechnology at NASA Ames Research Center (Moffett Field, CA). His group is involved in modeling of ultrasmall semiconductor devices and processing equipment, chemistry database development for semiconductor processing, and carbon nanotubes based nanotechnology...
• Computer Power User Article - X-ray Vision: Nanotubes
  . FEDs (field emission displays) featuring carbon nanotubes may very well become the next hot technology for large-screen TVs and computer displays. FEDs combine the best features found in CRTs and flat-screen LCDs and plasma displays. Although the nanotechnology behind FEDs is still under...
• Measuring Small: Measuring Tape and Track Width (Published in Computer Technology Review)
  . To measure this, the measurement system should have an accuracy of 1/10th the measured object, or in this case .1 micron. Measuring small in the computer hardware field is just part of challenge. The advent of nanotechnology and microscopic machines in other fields makes the capability to do this even...
• The future will be measured in nanometers
  with lasers to clear out arteries or handle other kinds of surgery. These scenarios are just a hint of what's to come if predictions about molecular nanotechnology pan out. Practitioners define nanotechnology as the ability to fabricate individual devices one by one with essentially every atom...

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