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Dr. András Paszternák, founder of Nanopaprika

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Nanotechnology lectures freely available on line

Dr. John Hutchinson and I taught Nanotechnology for Teachers out of
Rice University and The University of Colorado at Boulder in the Spring
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including cutting edge research presentations from Rice Faculty,
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