Is there or has there been a board or thread discussing Nanotechnology.

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Recent discussions on nanotechnology highlight significant advancements in the field, particularly in areas such as programmable nanobots and the development of novel materials like carbon nanotubes and buckyballs, which exhibit unique properties. Research is ongoing into molecular-sized components, including gears and rotors, as well as tiny energy sources for powering these innovations. Interest in nanotechnology is growing, fueled by its portrayal in science fiction literature, which captures the potential of these technologies. However, there appears to be limited engagement in forums specifically dedicated to nanotechnology discussions, suggesting a need for more community interaction and information sharing. For those seeking further insights, resources such as the National Nanotechnology Initiative and the Foresight Institute provide valuable information on current research and developments in the field.
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:cool: Hey ya'll,

I was wondering, if there anyone has discussed topics dealing with nanotechnology. For instance, what are the latests developments, how far has the cutting edge advanced, aside from sensors is there reasearchlooking into programable nanobots, what sorts of materials have been developed, ect?

If anyone works in the field or just follows the literature, please holla back. I've started getting an interest since reading a sci-fi book by J. Carver 'From a changling star.' It showcases some amazing things with respect to nanotechnology.

I've heard about the promise that nanotubes hold for ultra strong materials and how buckyballs and other manipulations with the sphereical form of the carbon molecule has shown novel properties.

What else is out there? I've seen designs for molecular sized gears, rotors and levers. I know there are tiny energy sources available to provide power. So, what's on the horizon? :cool:
 
Computer science news on Phys.org
Come on, somebody must have some info! Is the info classified or sumtin'?
 
http://www.nano.gov/html/research/home_research.html

http://www.foresight.org/
 
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Thanks, Plum

It looks like no one wants to discuss nano tech though.
 
There is a forum on this subject at "diffusion in polymers platform".
 
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