Nano is disruptive technology. An ongoing industrial revolution - or perhaps an ongoing scientific one? There are already so many different sources about how this new disruption happens - and it's hard to follow. I'm interested in how science becomes commercial(ized). I'm interested in how nano changes medine and environmental protection, how nano and photonics seems to change scientific barriers: a new scientific paradigm appearing? Cross-disciplinary? Or did the "classical" scientist just not see it? The answer lies in what makes it to market.
[email protected] is my selection of articles, which I find particularly well suited to document the "revolution". In between you'll find my own articles, marked as such (not much yet, but they will come). I invite you to become guest editors. Just write to me and explain why you wish to become one. Try [email protected] and I'll grant you a co-editor's rights.
Purpose? Reflections, insights into nano, praise, concerns - about who, how, why commercialize science.
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Hi,
Good post.I'm very interested to know how nano changes medicine and environmental protection..
Posted by: x-ray fluorescence | February 05, 2009 at 09:37 AM