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Articles @ Nanooze!

Hey kids! Here, you’ll find an interesting collection of articles about all things nanotechnology. Browse through the list of topics below and see what new and exciting discoveries await you! Explore the amazing technologies scientists are inventing and learn about how these technologies affect your daily life.


Chemistry

What are atoms and molecules? These tiny particles make up everything in the universe, even the the smallest nanotechnologies. That’s pretty small! Come see how atoms and molecules are the building blocks of everything around us.

General Nanotechnology

Want to learn more about nanotechnology? Here’s a collection of some more articles with a range of topics fromnanobots to carbon nanotubes to tiny muscle machines. Explore how nanotechnology can be used to enhance everyday life~!

Nanobiology and Nanomedicine

Medicine can be pretty powerful, but sometimes it’s best if you can deliver it only to the places in your body that needs it. Learn about all the different ways that nanotechnologycan help scientists develop smarter medicines that can make us healthier!

Nanomaterials and Nanodevices

In 1989, a group of scientists led by Don Eigler astounded the world by using just a few atoms—thirty-five in all—to spell out I-B-M. This simple demonstration of moving atoms would become an icon for nanotechnology. The real challenge of moving individual atoms is that everyday objects are so big compared to an atom.

Nanotechnology and the Future

Come join us on a quest into the world of nanotechnology and things that are too small to see! From the man that started it all, Richard Feynman to moving atoms to solar cells to stretching DNA — prepare to wowed by the amazing things that you can do with nanotechnology!

Nanotechnology in Consumer Products

Nanotechnology is all around us – not just in our computers and iPods, but also in our food! Nanotechnology is everywhere and you might be surprised to find out that it isn’t new! Goofy foods like mayonnaise are made with nanotechnology.

Nanotechnology Primer

Confused? Don’t worry! Here’s some basic information on what you need to know about nanotechnology. These articles will give you a general overview and bring you through the A-B-C’s of nanotechnology to get you started on your scientific journey. Sit back and enjoy~!

Tools of Nanotechnology

What is self assembly? Few things in life are free. It usually takes parts and tools and some energy to build stuff. But can you imagine a bunch of parts assembling into something all by themselves? Do we have to go into a high-tech laboratory to see things that self assemble? Nah. It is all around you!

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Nano Tattoos

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Related Resources

  • NNIN Education Site
  • NNIN Nanotechnology Education Resouce Database
  • Education Portal at Nano.gov (US Government)
  • NISENet – Nanoscale Informal Sciece Education Network
  • Nano4me — the Nanotechnology Applications and Career Knowledge Network

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Prof. Carl Batt Cornell University, Editor
Emily Maletz, Emily Maletz Graphic Design, Designer
Lynn Rathbun, CNF Laboratory Manager

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