Nanotechnology and Nanoscience

Lisa Anderson, vice president of the SEMI Foundation, appeared on Your Life to talk about semi’s High Tech U program for high school students. An alumni of High Tech U also appeared in this interview to give a student perspective. High Tech U is a three-day career exploration program aimed at exciting high school students about the semiconductor industry and how a solid education in math and science can lead them to a high tech career.

An excellent glimpse into what the future may be like. I don’t know about any of you, but I can’t wait. (This video is not an original work of the Alliance for Human Progress, but was acquired from www.youtube.com )

The JPK biomat™ workstation is designed for the study of opaque samples combining upright optical microscopy with AFM for surface science and life science. This animation illustrates the design principle.

Applied nanofluorescence, LLC President, Dr. R. Bruce Weisman talks about his award-winning nanotechnology instrumentation company

Nanoweek was launched by Tánaiste Mary Coughlan at the Science Gallery, Trinity College, Dublin on the 12th November 2009. Nanoweek will run Nov 30 – Dec 4 across Ireland.

In this scene from the Amazing Nano Brothers Juggling Show, Dan finds a memorable way to impress upon his brother Joel that indeed EVERYTHING is made of atoms. From the “Talking Nano” 6-DVD set. www.talkingnano.net

These unique nanotechnology products are available exclusively from lifewave in the form of adhesive patches that produce near miraculous results without the introduction of chemicals, herbs, or physical devices into the body. lifewave is safe and natural and uses novel heating and cooling effects to improve on the body’s own systems to accomplish these amazing results.

Can you help identify this object? Watch this strange unidentified object as it releases a translucent gel like hexagon from a crystal cup. These strange microscopic objects were found in skin lesions of a person who suffers from both Lyme Disease and Morgellons. She also lives directly under a flight path of a major airport and near a 2001 hazmat event involving a (glycol) spill that required bioremediation. I will be posting a few additional videos showing the objects glow (mirrors?) when in contact with metal; and have moving components (possibly nano. Please note the duel/split antennas and the fork tongue serpent on the back sides. Any info on this object is appreciated. If privacy is an issue email: chaosonline7@gmail.com

A photographic camera flash can instantaneously triggers the de-oxygenation reaction of graphite oxide by photothermal heating. The product is conducting, graphene-like material as shown in the video. Using a photo-mask, conducting patterns can be readily created such as the logos of Northwestern Wildcat and NSF. To learn more about this research, visit: jxhuang.mccormick.northwestern.edu or pubs.acs.org