Human applications of Nanotechology

I am soon to be writing a report (5000-7000 words i think). I am most likely going to get to pick the subject. I am interested in 'The Human applications of Nanotechnology'.

I cant seem to find that much info on it. If anyone knows of any good books, articles, dissertations, reports, websites, etc... then it would be a great help.

Thanks.

You can't find much because there isn't much... it's still mostly theoretical...

Maybe writing a report on this will be harder than i think. Or maybe just a bad idea for now.

Try fusion power. There's plenty out there, and while there's still a lot of theory, there's just as much reality, too.... I did a report on it a year ago or so, and had a blast with the research.. 7 pages without thinking about it.

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Originally Posted by timeshifter

Try fusion power. There's plenty out there, and while there's still a lot of theory, there's just as much reality, too.... I did a report on it a year ago or so, and had a blast with the research.. 7 pages without thinking about it.

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Writing your name in 72pt font doesnt count as 7 pages

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Originally Posted by timeshifter

Try fusion power. There's plenty out there, and while there's still a lot of theory, there's just as much reality, too.... I did a report on it a year ago or so, and had a blast with the research.. 7 pages without thinking about it.

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I could just do my report on 'The Applications of Nano Technology'. That would give me a wider range of things to discuss. I think i'd probably do it like this:

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- Title Page
- Table of Contents
- What is nanotechnology?
- Current implementations (usage) of nanotechnology
  - Human implants (experimental)
      - Reading university experiments
- Risk associated with nanotechnology
- The future of nanotechnology
- Nanotechnology, good or bad? (i could omit this)
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- References

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p.s. Could you possibly send me your report?

First off, I doubt nanotech could be used with fusion power... unless it can stand temperatures of around 300 million degrees Fahrenheit... And second, no you can't have my report. Not because I don't want to give it to you, but because I don't have it...

Have a look at Seven of Nine. She's a prime example of human applications of nanotechnology: A cold personality, a lack of intonation in daily speech and the necessity to wear a catsuit in space.

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Originally Posted by timeshifter

First off, I doubt nanotech could be used with fusion power

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You said to try it. Implying that nanotechnology can be used for fusion power.

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Originally Posted by timeshifter

Try fusion power

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Originally Posted by x-ice

You said to try it. Implying that nanotechnology can be used for fusion power.

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He meant as your topic...

http://www.nano.gov/

Just out of interest, how can you be interested in "The human applications of nanotechnology" and know nothing about it?


Or am I a cynic...?

No, you are a barber.

Behold my red-and-white stripey pole!

Your lucky!
I just read something in a magazine today about nanotech:
http://search.wired.com/wnews/defaul...query=nanotech

:wave:

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Originally Posted by zaza

Just out of interest, how can you be interested in "The human applications of nanotechnology" and know nothing about it?


Or am I a cynic...?

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I am interested in the concept on it, i have read a few of the theories about it as well.

Just make it up, thats what everyone else does.

ie. "My tiny robots will have frickin' laserbeams on their heads!"

Or do some background reading...