From Lawrence Berkeley National Labs to Silicon Valley, researchers are manipulating particles at the atomic level, ushering in potential cures for cancer, clothes that don't stain, and solar panels as thick as a sheet of paper. www.kqed.org
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Below is an excerpt from: nanoholdings.com Nanoholdings is a team of scientists, investors and innovators working at the cutting-edge of nanotechnology to develop solutions to the world's growing energy problems. Working in partnership with the world's best universities we develop products and companies that will revolutionize the way we use and generate energy. Two things stand out about us -- we focus exclusively on nanotechnology-based energy solutions and we work at the very cutting-edge of nano-energy research. Our extensive network of leading scientists in the nanotechnology field are central to our work - scientists based at eminent universities around the world, who are working at the coal-face of nano-energy research to seek out alternative solutions for how we generate, transmit, store and use energy. We support and guide their research, transforming breakthroughs into viable solutions -- products to revolutionize the way we use and generate energy.
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Nanotechnology, is the study of the controlling of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. Generally nanotechnology deals with structures sized between 1 to 100 nanometer in at least one dimension, and involves developing materials or devices within that size. Credits: vryus.net
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Dr. Wade Adams is the Director of the Smalley Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology at Rice University. The Institute is devoted to the development of new innovations on the nanometer scale. Some of the institute's current thrusts include research in carbon nanotubes, medical applications of nanoparticles, nanoporous membranes, molecular computing, and nanoshell diagnostic and therapeutic applications. Wade was appointed a senior scientist (ST) in the Materials Directorate of the Wright Laboratory in 1995. Prior to that he was a research leader and in-house research scientist in the directorate. For the past 36 years he has conducted research in polymer physics, concentrating on structure-property relations in high-performance organic materials. He is internationally known for his research in high-performance rigid-rod polymer fibers, X-ray scattering studies of fibers and liquid crystalline films, polymer dispersed liquid crystals, and theoretical studies of ultimate polymer properties.
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We are approaching an evolutionary event horizon, where the organic and the synthetic, the virtual and the "real", are merging together into an operational ecology, an existence morphology for which there is no precendent in the history of which we are currently aware, catalyzed by nanotechnology - www.historianofthefuture.com
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www.latrobe.edu.au An introduction to Nanotechnology at La Trobe University.
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It's a car, it's a plane, it's...paper? Watch and learn how this revolutionary new carbon nanotube material could change the world and lead us toward a highly advanced, sustainable future. Learn more about Buckypaper and the High Performance Materials Institute at Florida State University here: www.hpmi.net
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As many as four out every 1000 babies worldwide are born with cerebral palsy. It is a condition that affects brain development and leaves people struggling with co-ordination. A study using nanotechnology suggests it may be possible to dramatically improve the condition. Al Jazeera's Caroline Malone reports.
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Ralph Merkle, a leading expert in nanotechnology, gives a non-technical introduction to nanotechnology and the future of manufacturing at the atomic level. From the inaugural Executive Program at Singularity University (www.singularityu.org).
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From making tiny tubes of carbon only one atom thick that could one day support an elevator that travels to space, to a company in Siberia that makes brilliant red diamonds from ordinary graphite, we're showing how Russian scientists and engineers are leading the world in designing these tiny triumphs. We also profile a forgotten Russian genius who discovered the world's first "nano-device" -- something we couldn't live our modern lives without. Source: rtd.rt.com
In the Lloyd's library in London, Eric Drexler addressed business risks and opportunities of nanotechnology. Sponsored by both the UK Knowledge Transfer Networks of Finance and Nanotechnology, Drexler focuses initially on a broad overview of nanotechnology, then examines current and emerging risks. The talk concludes with prospects for transformative future nanotechnologies. Filming carried out by ThreeEdge Productions. All rights associated with this video belong to the Financial Services KTN, and we thank them for allowing us to feature this video. For more about the FSKTN, please see: connect.innovateuk.org Many thanks also to the Lighthill Risk Network, who were the driving force behind organising this event: lighthillrisknetwork.org FSKTN's event page for this talk: connect.innovateuk.org
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Researchers at UT Dallas recently demonstrated that transparent carbon nanotube sheets, which can have the density of air and the specific strength of steel, can be used to make objects invisible. Read more at ow.ly
A nanotech tour with Clive Roberts from the University of Nottingham. More at www.test-tube.org.uk
Dr. Ralph Merkle explains the basics of nanotechnology in this video from the program "Big Thinkers" on ZDTV (later TechTV). It is several years old, yet it remains one of the best introductions to the subject that we've seen.
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www.euronews.net All over the world scientists are using nanotechnology to create new treatments for diabetes. For years, researchers and patients have been dreaming of an insulin pill that could save diabetics from frequent injections. But the fact that digestive acids in the stomach destroys the insulin before it can enter the bloodstream has been a major obstacle until now. In Coimbra a team of Portuguese researchers have overcome that obstacle with the development of a biodegradable polymer-based nanoparticle.
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(English subtitles available) Sylvain Martel is the Director of the nanorobotics laboratory at Polytechnique Montreal, where he studies medical applications of nanotechnology. Using guided micro-transporters to deliver drugs, cancerous cells can be locally targeted, thus inhibiting their growth. Innovators, Prof. Martel and his team have demonstrated major progress with a breakthrough technology that could revolutionize cancer treatment. For more information, please visit tedxudem.com Introduction video by: www.tommycaron.com Event video by: www.interfacemedia.net Translated by Stephane Detchou. Sylvain Martel - Les nanotechnologies dans la lutte contre le cancer Directeur du laboratoire de nanorobotique de l'école Polytechnique de Montréal, Sylvain Martel se penche sur l'application médicale de la Nanotechnologie. Le professeur Martel et son équipe sont à l'origine d'une avancée spectaculaire dans la lutte contre le cancer, utilisant des micro-transporteurs téléguidés pour livrer des médicaments en ciblant très précisément les cellules cancéreuses. Une percée qui risque de révolutionner le traitement contre le cancer. Pour plus d'informations, visitez tedxudem.com In thespirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded <b>...</b>
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Professor Ian Robinson (UCL London Centre for Nanotechnology) The smaller the scales we want to look at, the bigger the tools we need to use, and with complex equipment of this magnitude, it is becoming more and more common for research groups to share central user facilities. Focusing on UCL's use of central user synchrotron radiation facilities (sub-atomic particle accelerators), this lecture highlights developments in the 3D imaging of nanomaterials in the ultimate quest for creating better medical sensors.
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***READ DESCRIPTION*** I did not create this video, this is simply to spread knowledge. Please help spread truth and knowledge. Please take the time to further research this. For knowledge is power. *****Check out this channel for more videos on truth and knowledge.***** The following video talks about a very real and possibly scary technological advancement. What you take from this video and hopefully from others you've seen is up to you. But please hear me when i say, The main issue people studying nanotechnology states is "nanotechnology can be used to cure all forms of diseases and help create a safer healthier earth" What they dont say is that the same nanobot that enters your cells and brings certain necessities for healing or other purposes, could also bring toxins which could further dumb down the population, reduce fertility etc..... And that these are so small that even hospitals wouldnt detect them inside their government issued vaccines. Take from this what you will. ***IMPORTANT*** The following may be disturbing........... This link leads to a video that talks about creating a nanobot exactly like the dna double helix. If they perfect this, they could literally REWRITE DNA!!!!!!!!!! You have been warned. www.youtube.com We do not forgive We do not forget We are anonymous Government. Expect us
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Eager to know the porcelain of tomorrow ? www.semiconeuropa.org Nanotechnology is a cross-sectional technology that, on the one hand, serves many different sectors of industry and, on the other hand, relies on competencies and supplier services from these sectors. Saxony is characterized by a tight network of producing industries and suppliers that give impetus to the development and economic use of nanotechnologies and open up new channels. Thus, nano experts benefit from close exchange with the electronics, mechanical engineering and plant construction industrial sectors, which are particularly strong between Chemnitz, Dresden and Freiberg. A unique concentration of commercial enterprises providing extensive knowledge and expertise in the sectors microelectronics and nanoelectronics, photovoltaics, organic & printed electronics, energy‑efficient systems, telecommunications technology, and integrated sensor technology is found in Saxony. Grow further. A fruitful combination of American pioneering spirit and Saxon renovative power resulted in the first application of truly large scale.
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RMIT University academic Dr Kay Latham explains how nanotechnology works. Watch other videos in this series goo.gl And if you have a question about how something works that you want answered, hit us up here ow.ly Study Science at RMIT www.rmit.edu.au
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This is a grade 12 Chemistry Presentation. I cut out the part my partner Alina did because I do not know if she wants it shown. All of the pictures and clips do not belong to me. I used google and youtube's pictures and videos. Enjoy! :)
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The Superhero Training Network visits the Nanotechnology Research and Education Center (NREC) at the University of South Florida to take a look at some of the super expensive scientific equipment they have. This equipment help students, scientists, and engineers from across the globe to perform awesome science experiments!
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www.presstv.com What is the smallest thing you can imagine? You are not even close! A nanometer is one billions of a meter and there are technologies of that scale. Visit the exhibition with Mahsa Mortazavi to find out more in this episode of Iran.
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Nanotechnology is dangerous, but so is everything else! Learn about the dangers and wonders of nano. Download our songs on Sound Cloud: soundcloud.com Subscribe to my channel: www.youtube.com Like me on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow Me on Twitter: www.twitter.com Check out my Blog: www.comaniddy.com Follow Me on Tumblr www.comaniddy.tumblr.com More Nano www.nanopinch.com http www.nisenet.org "Nano's Dangerous" written by Michael Wilson (coma niddy) beat by Vybe Beatz www.soundclick.com performed by Michael Wilson (coma niddy) & Jennifer Sharma cast: Akash Sharma Alyssa December Charlotte Martin Jennifer Correa Maria Taveras Tarron Green Camera, Editing, & Effects: by Michael Wilson (coma niddy) Lyrics: [Verse 1 - Radiation and Gasoline] Before you begin to fear Nano Technology Saying that it's dangerous, consider this information Every time that you're using a mobile device You're exposing yourself to harmful radiation Granted that it's in small amounts or even Nano Rated Every one's obsessed with checking their facebook pages We can't deny we rely on these things everyday The benefits outweigh the risks, so we take it Now before you go hating nanotechnology Saying that it's deadly and can be used as a weapon The gasoline that you pump into your SUV Is flammable and can explode any second That doesn't stop us from driving porshes, hummers, and jettas If UPS used horses it would take forever We can't deny we use and abuse fuel everyday The benefits outweigh the risks <b>...</b>
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Jason R. Dwyer is a professor of chemistry at the University of Rhode Island where he leads a research team working at the nexus of chemistry, physics and biology. In this lecture, Dwyer, a bottom-up nanotechnologist who works on the development of nano-sensors, discusses where nanotechnology is today via some examples of current applications and where the field is going over the next 10-20 years.
RMIT University has hosted a three-day symposium aimed at strengthening collaborative links between Indian and Australian scientists in the field of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Read more on the symposium here - rmit.edu.au
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Paul S. Clayson, President and CEO of HzO of Salt Lake City, demonstrates his company's nanotechnology, which can seal the electronics of a working cell phone from water damage. The demonstration was at the Nov. 8 Press Preview in New York for the upcoming 2012 International CES (www.cesweb.org" in Las Vegas in January. HZO nanotechnology will be used in a new line of "WaterBlocked" iPods, which will be available from case and gadget retailer Zagg (http HzO: hzo.me PC World tinyurl.com Copyright 2011, Robert S. Anthony The Paper PC: www.paperpc.com
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Professor Chad Mirkin was the keynote speaker at the 2012 AFOSR Spring Review on 6 March. His AFOSR-supported research that lead to his invention of dip pen nanotechnology was just listed as the number one scientific discovery that changed the world by National Geographic Magazine.
