nanotech

December 6, 2011

Honey, I Shrunk the Doctor!

Researchers have found a way to shrink the size of the medical lab to the size of a microchip, using advances from nanotechnology to pave the way for radically new approaches to medical treatment and diagnosis.

Dominic Basulto, medicine, innovation, technology, nanotech

December 16, 2007

Must-Read Nanotechnology Report

by: Guy Kawasaki

Batelle Memorial Institute recently completed a report called "Productive Nanosystems: A Technology Roadmap." It's a complete analysis of this world-changing technology.

technology, strategy, Guy Kawasaki, design, future, innovation, nanotech

November 23, 2007

Serious Games To Understand Nanothech Available For Download

by: Eliane Alhadeff

Via: NanoMission - 3 Games Modules Available For Download!

Following my prior post Serious Games To Understand Nanotech, PlayGen has made 3 game modules available for download:NanoMedicine, NanoScaling and Nano Imaging.

Game Context

serious games, people, nanotech, learning, Eliane Alhadeff

September 11, 2007

Of Molecules and Granules

by: C. Sven Johnson

C. Sven Johnson, fabbing, innovation, nanotech, design

March 15, 2007

Future: Innovation Timeline 2050

By: Ilya Vedrashko

E-ink, 3D printers, disintegrator, mindwipes, replicators, human memory downloads, reputation trading, 3D fax, video wallpaper, virtual reality windows.

innovation, digital living, biotech, NowAndNext, Ilya Vedrashko, singularity, robotics, nanotech

November 22, 2006

Branded Butterfly Wings

By: Ilya Vedrashko

Telegraph: "A glowing green logo drawn by scientists on the wing of a genetically altered butterfly could herald the day that the insects are adorned with adverts and slogans.

Ilya Vedrashko, nanotech, design, branding

August 25, 2006

Nanowires To Monitor Neurons

by: Roger Dooley

research, MIT, neuromarketing, nanotech, Roger Dooley, neuroscience

June 15, 2006

Book Review: The Singularity is Near

by: Roger Dooley

Ray Kurzweil makes other futurists look like dilettantes. While they are extending linear trends a few years into the future, Kurzweil is using exponential graphs that indicate to him that truly profound changes await us in the next few decades.

Roger Dooley, Ray Kurzweil, singularity, nanotech, robotics, technology, book review

February 11, 2006

Can Nanotechnology Be Green?

by: Joel Makower

An upcoming series of academic conferences will attempt to explore whether and how nanotechnology can address the principles of green chemistry and green engineering.