Ted Greenwald posted yesterday at Wired about Foresight member Ralph Merkle's presentation on nanotechnology at the Singularity University's first Executive Program, which has just convened over at NASA Ames here [...]
A recently released poll shows that the American public is largely uniformed about both nanotechnology and synthetic biology, and furthermore that the level of public awareness about nanotechnology has not changed since 2004.
An item from the June newsletter of the Innovation Society (based in St.Gallen, Switzerland) announces a training course for secondary school science teachers to help them develop a teaching syllabus [...]
Here at Foresight we try to present a balanced view of nanotechnology, discussing prospective benefits while also acknowledging potential problems. It would be good if the "first major television series [...]
We've been critical in the past of Saudi Arabia's policy of having women researchers in nanotechnology (and of course other fields as well) work separately from male researchers. Now King [...]
An interview by Nanotechnology.com of the director of the Center for Nanoscale Chemical-Electrical-Mechanical Manufacturing Systems got our attention. I'd give you a URL for this interview but it doesn't seem [...]
Longtime Nanodot readers and Foresight members know that our goal here at Foresight is to maximize the benefits and minimize the downsides of nanotechnology. Our friends over at the Wilson [...]
Nanowerk brings to our attention the Future City Competition, using SimCity software and sponsored by National Engineers Week, which this year is focused on nanotechnology and how to use it [...]
After 20 years of delivering Foresight's message, we see it popping up everywhere, most recently in law school: For the first time in history, we know something is coming that [...]
For those of us who can't get enough nanotechnology info, now there's a one-hour radio show/podcast every week to download and enjoy while you drive or work out, hosted by [...]
