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Managing The Effects Of Nanotechnology - Risks, Safety and the Need For New Laws

Part 3 of an adaptation of "Managing the Effects of Nanotechnology". This article argues that better and more aggressive oversight and new resources are needed to manage the potential adverse effects of nanotechnology and promote its continued development.

From Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies 9 Aug 2006

Managing The Effects Of Nanotechnology – Examining Risks, Safety, Laws, Environmental Effects and Regulatory Authorities

Part 2 of an adaptation of "Managing the Effects of Nanotechnology". This article argues that better and more aggressive oversight and new resources are needed to manage the potential adverse effects of nanotechnology and promote its continued development.

From Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies 9 Aug 2006

Managing The Effects Of Nanotechnology – Characteristics, Definition and the Lack Of Data About The Effects of Nanotechnology

Part 1 of an adaptation of "Managing the Effects of Nanotechnology". This article argues that better and more aggressive oversight and new resources are needed to manage the potential adverse effects of nanotechnology and promote its continued development.

From Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies 9 Aug 2006

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars - Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies

The Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies is dedicated to helping ensure that as nanotechnologies advance, possible risks are minimized, public and consumer engagement remains strong, and the potential benefits of these new technologies are realized.

From Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies 9 Aug 2006

Spintronics, Superposition, Qubits – Definition, Applications and The Potential For Quantum Computers

Spintronics is a relatively new term derived from “spin based electronics”. Spintronics uses the spin of electrons and charge together, rather than charge alone to represent binary data values. The advantage of spintronics is that it requires much less power whilst operating at much higher speeds.

8 Aug 2006

Nanomedicine Driving Innovations Within The Healthcare Sector

CPI has identified six key drivers influencing the transformation of the healthcare sector, which will create many opportunities for innovation.

From CPI 4 Aug 2006

Ambient Intelligence Applied To Household Products and Services To Develop A Future Society With Adaptive Intelligent Homes, Communities and Work Spaces

CPI envisages a future society comprising adaptive, calm and intelligent homes, communities and work environments. Cenamps aim is to take advantage of the expected needs for new micro and nano electronics and devices that will be essential for realising adaptive calm environments.

From CPI 4 Aug 2006

Case Studies - Working With CPI To Access Finances And Expertise To Bring Nanotechnology Based Products To The Marketplace

Aimed at entrepreneurs and leaders from industry, academia and government, CPI services focus on bridging the gap between scientific and commercial innovation. CPI help clients to surmount their specific innovation challenges for creating and commercialising emerging technologies.

From CPI 4 Aug 2006

Consumer Products That Enhance Quality of Life and Increase Profitable Business Growth

CPI recognises the importance of innovating novel and high-value products for sustained business growth. The democratisation of consumer products has been an underlying driving force for fuelling and shaping the development of the global economy.

From CPI 4 Aug 2006

Business Innovation - Using CPI to Bring Technological Opportunities To Commercial Fruition

Bringing technological opportunities to commercial fruition involves overcoming many scientific and commercial hurdles. Our business innovation services are focused on developing and nurturing commercial ventures for high-tech companies and entrepreneurial researchers.

From CPI 4 Aug 2006

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Managing The Effects Of Nanotechnology - Risks, Safety and the Need For New Laws

Managing The Effects Of Nanotechnology – Examining Risks, Safety, Laws, Environmental Effects and Regulatory Authorities

Managing The Effects Of Nanotechnology – Characteristics, Definition and the Lack Of Data About The Effects of Nanotechnology

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars - Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies

Spintronics, Superposition, Qubits – Definition, Applications and The Potential For Quantum Computers

Nanomedicine Driving Innovations Within The Healthcare Sector

Ambient Intelligence Applied To Household Products and Services To Develop A Future Society With Adaptive Intelligent Homes, Communities and Work Spaces

Case Studies - Working With CPI To Access Finances And Expertise To Bring Nanotechnology Based Products To The Marketplace

Consumer Products That Enhance Quality of Life and Increase Profitable Business Growth

Business Innovation - Using CPI to Bring Technological Opportunities To Commercial Fruition

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