includes several theoretical and experimental projects in which 42 scientists and technicians of all the departments of the Institute of Physics of the UNAM are involved
NEWSThe Economist, vol. 369, issue 8347: October 25th, 2003 Nanotechnology Pipe dreams:Was the carbon nanotube overhyped? Light heavy lifters: Some progress is being made towards the construction of tiny machines Nanopower: A new way of generating electricity
The Nanoadvisor - Vol 1 Issue 2: Fall 2003 New NSF Funding Nanotechnology education gets more money The National Science Foundation recently announced a new nanotechnology program: Nanoscale Science and Engineering Education.
by Dr. Joe Griffith Three new applications by Dr. Joe Griffith model various aspects of a scanning probe microscope. The programs allow the user to change various parameters to visualize the SPMs response. Free software.
Switch promises optical chips
One
way to make tomorrow's communications equipment considerably faster and
cheaper is to make computer chips from optical switches that are
tripped with the same type of light pulses that carry information over
fiber-optic lines. Nano-transistor self-assembles
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