Education, education, education
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Cordelia Sealy
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A call for nanoscience education
Pages 6-7
R.P.H. Chang
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Nanoparticles target cancer cells in vivo: Nanoparticles
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Cordelia Sealy
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Nanoparticles turn up the heat: Nanoparticles
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Cordelia Sealy
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Technique images proteins in living cell membranes: Characterization
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Jonathan Wood
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Biomolecular machine provides alternative to PCR: Nanobiotechnology
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Jonathan Wood
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Self-assembly leaves no stain: Nanoparticles
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Cordelia Sealy
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Nanorice combines best of both worlds: Nanoparticles
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Cordelia Sealy
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Designing in blood compatibility: Carbon nanotubes
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Cordelia Sealy
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Nanofiber scaffold repairs brain tissue: Biomaterials
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Paula Gould
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Size matters to cell uptake – but so does shape: Nanoparticles
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Paula Gould
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Silica key to drug delivery: Nanoparticles
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Cordelia Sealy
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ZnO nanoparticles damage E. coli: Toxicology
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Paula Gould
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Zooplankton suffer under nanoparticle exposure: Toxicology
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Paula Gould
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Nanotechnology on your plate: Policy
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Cordelia Sealy
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Sights set on solar cells: Funding
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Cordelia Sealy
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Taking on Moore's law: Funding
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Cordelia Sealy
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Nanotechnology: assessing the risks
Pages 22-33
Andrew D. Maynard
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Nanomaterials face control measures
Pages 34-39
Paula Gould
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Education moves to a new scale
Pages 40-43
Peter Goodhew
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Nanotechnologies for environmental cleanup
Pages 44-48
Paul G. Tratnyek and Richard L. Johnson
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Biological and Pharmaceutical Nanomaterials
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Nano Mechanics and Materials
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Micromanufacturing and Nanotechnology
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Youthful appeal of nanoscience
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Mildred S. Dresselhaus
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The long-awaited textbook
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Mathias Brust
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Nanocrystals Forming Mesoscopic Structures
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Nanotechnology: Basic Calculations for Engineers and Scientists
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Nanomechanics of Materials and Structures
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SPM probes are easy to handle
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New control in nanopositioning
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Confocal DUO give flexibility in cell imaging
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Raman combined with AFM
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Improving mass spectrometry for proteomics
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Nanotechnology in public
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Anna M. Waldron
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Journal: Nano Today
