Human applications of Nanotechology

[x-ice]

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.

[timeshifter]

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

[x-ice]

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

[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.

[I_Love_My_Vans]

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.

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

[x-ice]

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.

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:

- 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

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

[timeshifter]

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...

[mendhak]

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.

[x-ice]

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

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

Try fusion power

[thegreatone]

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

He meant as your topic...

[damasterjo]

http://www.nano.gov/

[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...?

[mendhak]

No, you are a barber.

[zaza]

Behold my red-and-white stripey pole!

[|2eM!x]

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

[x-ice]

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...?

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

[wossname]

Just make it up, thats what everyone else does.

[wossname]

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

[Merrion]

Or do some background reading...