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  • Opinion

    • Letter from the Editor

      • Dear reader,
        Life is all about balancing. While we weigh the potential risks of using nanomaterials in long-lasting, super-efficient batteries for cars and electronics, for instance, we are dumping alkaline batteries into landfills, generating nuclear waste, and filling the air with toxic emissions.

    • Column

  • Features

    • Small World

      • Nanotech pencils score high on smelling test
        Pencils aren’t just for writing anymore; they can be used to enhance mental capacity.
      • NanoArt does not cost ‘small’ bucks
        Typically, scientists and researchers are the ones who have been trying to find ways to educate the public about nanotechnology (see “Public views nanotech research on TV,” SmallTimes, July/August 2007, page 4), but now artists are getting into the act.

    • Q&A

      • Managing nano for apps across GE
        Chemist Margaret Blohm and her team at General Electric cheered in February 2003 when GE Plastics sold its first commercial batch of Lexan SLX, which was a major improvement over the plastic material that had been developed 50 years earlier for use on auto body surfaces.

    • Cover Story

    • Nanomanufacturing

      • A growing need
        Nanotube synthesis tools await electronics applications

    • Special Report

  • Technology

  • Business Sense


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