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The entire vowelled-Hebrew text of the Bible has been inscribed by Technionscientists on a gold-coated silicon surface smaller than the head of a pin.
This is not an attempt to make the holy book more portable, but an exercise meant to arous
This group is for people who are interested in or are working on health concerning aspects (toxicology) and risk assessment of (synthetic) nanoparticles.
Dr. Dominik Geiger created a group called Nanotoxicology
The IEEE Nanotechnology Council is a multi-disciplinary group whose purpose is to advance and coordinate work in the field of Nanotechnology carried out throughout the IEEE in scientific, literary and educationalareas.
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On behalf of the organisers of the Nanotech2008, I suggest you have a look here: http://www.nsti.org/Nanotech2008/symposia/Nanoscale_Characterizatio...
If you are interested in sharing your vision of characterization, either in the direct s
Martin Restrepo
Latin American Liaison
IEEE Nanotechnology Council
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Important news from Europe
New Hungarian Nanoscience network launched
Erika Kalman, the director of the Institute of Surface Chemistry and Catalysis of the Chemical Research Centre, Hungarian Academy of Sciences is leading a new Hungarian Nanosci
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Greetings from Portugal!
Congratulations to our Hungarian colleagues for the network on Nanoscience recently established!
We also have a Portuguese nano-network (Coordinator:Prof. Dr. Luis Melo, FCT).
Portuguese Nanotechnology
The Group created by Rumiana Kotsilkova
Webpage of the new group: http://nanoscience.ning.com/group/polymernanocompositegrouppnc
About the group creator:
Doctor of Sciences. Professor of Materials Science in the Central Laboratory of Physico-Chemical
Lecture of Prof. Erika Kálmán - Székesfehérvár (29th November 2007)
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