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AZoNano Editor Claims Nobel Peace Prize for Nanotechnology

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Oct 31 2007

The latest news review podcast has been released by AZoNano. This weeks podcast looks at how nanoscale robots are helping to save lives, how really small technology is helping people to fight obesity and how carbon nanotubes are handling pressure. Additionally the podcast includes an interview with AZoNano editor David Freund who discusses this month's Nobel Prizes winners and how Nanotechnology had a part to play in the awards.

In the interview David not only claims the Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry for Nanotechnology, but he also manages to take a roundabout way to link the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Nanotechnology.

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