Registration Open for Workshop on Safe Nano Design
Updated: 2012-06-28 23:43:47
Nano and Other Emerging Chemical Technologies Law Blog : Lawyer Attorney Bergeson Campbell Law Firm Nanotech and Chemical Legal Developments Published By Bergeson Campbell , . P.C Regulatory legal developments involving nanotechnologies nanomaterials About Contact Services Archives Home Federal Registration Open for Workshop on Safe Nano Design Registration Open for Workshop on Safe Nano Design Posted on June 28, 2012 by Lynn L . Bergeson Email This Print Comments Trackbacks Share Link The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health NIOSH Prevention through Design Program and Nanotechnology Research Center will hold an August 14-16, 2012 workshop entitled Safe Nano Design : nbsp Molecule Manufacturing Market NIOSH states that participants will provide input into the safe
Interlocking organic molecules held between copper atoms have been assembled in a void inside a solid state material to create a very simple molecular machine, a wheel that spins around an axle.
The demonstration that the process of DNA replication is more flexible than thought should make it easier to incorporate unusual amino acids into designed proteins, which might make it easier to design novel protein machines.
Current methods can image individual atoms in complex structures if the structures are crystalline, comprising many identical structures in a regular array. A new method resolves individual atoms in nanoparticles comprising several irregularly arranged crystalline grains.
Could you store your entire life history of photos, videos and more on an iPhone? Researchers at the University of Glasgow have used nanotechnology to store 150,000 times more data per square inch than current technology.
Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Senior Scientist. I've blogged earlier about the chemical industry's campaign of deception exposed by the Chicago Tribune last month in a jaw-dropping series titled "Playing with Fire." That in-depth series ran into the tens of thousands of words and included many extras such as video interviews. EDF and the Safer [...]
Tryptophan residues introduced at various positions in a protein chain identify folding intermediates that are too short-lived to be structurally characterized otherwise.
A variety of protein cage structures have been constructed by designing specific protein domains to self-assemble as atomically precise protein building blocks in defined geometries.