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Controlling Animal Behavior Through Heated Nanoparticles

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Doctoral student Heng Huang and physics professor Arnd Pralle recently discovered a method to make worms reverse course using heated, magnetic nanoparticles.
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Nanotech medicine, tumor tracking, new technologies and more

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But there's a trade-off. Read this blog post by Brooke Crothers on Nanotech - The Circuits Blog...
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Can Nanotechnology Save Lives? | 40th Anniversary | Smithsonian Magazine

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Can Nanotechnology Save Lives? | 40th Anniversary | Smithsonian Magazine
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"Super hero" electrons could speed up computers | News

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Because the super electrons move freely on the surface of the antimony produced for the experiment, the researchers said they could be much more...First shared by compusaveron SERVICE_TWITTERLast shared: Thu Jul 15 17:23:28 GMT 20104 Total Shares: 4 Tweets
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Nanotech Medicine, Tumor Tracking, New Technologies, and More

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The 52nd meeting of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine convenes from July18 - 22, 2010 in Philadelphia, PA.
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the "life update" entry

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A river that seems opaque and inhospitable is not always that way when you've broken its surface, swam into its depths ... known its lonely currents ... That true difference is always going to seem opaque to those living in a world of a million familiar samenesses. You can keep looking at your refle ...
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Immortality 2.0: A Silicon Valley Insider Looks at California's Transhumanist Movement

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Immortality 2.0: A Silicon Valley Insider Looks at California's Transhumanist Movement. by Gelles, David Publication: The Futurist Date: Thursday, January 1 2009 One afternoon in late 2007, a Yahoo executive named Salim […]
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Saturday Science Video: When Things Get Small

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This Beakman’s World for nanotech video, When Things Get Small, came out a few years ago, but it’s still a great, entertaining introduction to the world of nanotechnology. I reviewed the video and interviewed Ivan Schuller, one of its creators and a physics professor at UCSD, at a showing in NYC bac ...
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Nanotech microlens may lead to better satellite cameras, night ...

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Researchers know how to boost the strength of infrared imaging using a quantum dot device. By coating the nanotech microlens with gold, the signal was.
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Two NC State University Students Win Goldwater Scholarships

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He intends to earn a Ph.D. in applied physics and to conduct research in molecular electronics and teach at the university level.
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Two New Nanotech Breakthroughs Point the Way to Nano-Electronics

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Nanotech Ink Turns Paper Into a Low-Cost Battery...Source: Two New Nanotech Breakthroughs Point the Way to Nano-Electronics...
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Making the World’s Most Powerful Laser

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Producing a laser with a power of a terawatt — equal to one trillion watts — used to be impressive, but now the forefront of optical research power is measured in 1 quadrillion-watt units known as petawatts. But even that much power isn’t good enough for physics professor Todd Ditmire at the Univers ...
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WASHINGTON POST, IRANIAN SCIENTIST WAS INVOLVED WITH ISRAEL IN JOINT UN VENTURE

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MORE NEWS ON THE SCIENTIST THAT WAS KILLED YESTERDAY IN A BOMB BLAST. WASHINGTON POST.COM This story seems to get weirder and weirder, Iran vowed revenge Tuesday after a remote-controlled bomb […]
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'Most beautiful' math structure appears in lab for first time

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'Most beautiful' math structure appears in lab for first time
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Immortal Information § SEEDMAGAZINE.COM

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Immortal Information § SEEDMAGAZINE.COM
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