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Narosa Publishing House is pleased to announce the release of
Principles of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
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Tokeer Ahmad"
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Where can we get the nano inspiration from? From what we have already made that's big, from nature...Anyway, aren't humans tool making creatures cause they have a weird inferiority complex?Whatever…
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Where can we get the nano inspiration from?
From what we have already made that's big, from nature...
Anyway, aren't humans tool making creatures cause they have a weird inferiority complex?
Whatever we can think of that we think we lack, something that can make us superhuman... so not just copy nature but rather, beat it...
Is that right?
Are we breaking life cycles?
Are the nanotech properties so new that we could make mind boggling inventions? I'm curious to… Continue
From what we have already made that's big, from nature...
Anyway, aren't humans tool making creatures cause they have a weird inferiority complex?
Whatever we can think of that we think we lack, something that can make us superhuman... so not just copy nature but rather, beat it...
Is that right?
Are we breaking life cycles?
Are the nanotech properties so new that we could make mind boggling inventions? I'm curious to… Continue
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- At 1:12pm on July 21, 2010, shah Ashraf said…
- JUST PUBLISHED TEXTBOOK
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Narosa Publishing House is pleased to announce the release of
Principles of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
M. A. Shah
Tokeer Ahmad
- At 2:49pm on January 22, 2009,
RAYMOND SPARROW said… - Hi,
I originally from the UK and currently working in South Africa in Synthetic Biology. I have a designed for a molecular biologically based machine and would like someone with an engineering background to look at the design and help develop this and other such machines. Would you know of someone who might be interested?
Regards,
Raymond Sparrow
- At 7:06pm on December 4, 2008,
remi said… - FYI: Remotely Generated Plasma Thin Film Deposition/Sputtering
Hello
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If this is of interest to you, we would welcome the opportunity to discuss this with you. For your information, please visit our site at www.plasma-quest.com where you will be able to judge the merits of our technology and its benefits,. I also invite you to download our 28 page HiTUS technology information document, which explains our technology in detail - www.plasma-quest.com/hitusintroduction.pdf - .
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Plasma Quest Ltd – International Business Development.
- At 8:42pm on June 19, 2008,
Dr. Prashant Kumar said… - hi and welcome my nanofriend
- At 7:13pm on January 11, 2008,
TINC said… - Welcome to the NanoScience Network!
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