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Nanotechnology for Biology and Medicine at Johns Hopkins

From Dennis O’Brien of the Baltimore Sun: “The Johns Hopkins University is starting a graduate program aimed at training a new breed of scientist and engineer – the nanotechnologist. The school has won a $1 million grant to design a program and begin training doctoral students in nanomedicine, an emerging field that treats diseases on… Continue reading Nanotechnology for Biology and Medicine at Johns Hopkins

Calif NanoSystems Institute holds $10,000 contest for script

The California NanoSystems Institute, in collaboration with the Professional Artists Lab, is co-sponsoring a contest for scripts involving science and technology themes, with a prize of $10,000. Deadline is December 15, 2005. What’s the catch, you ask? There are two: (1) no screenplays; it must be a stage play script. More challenging is (2), with… Continue reading Calif NanoSystems Institute holds $10,000 contest for script

Connecticut to take lead in molecular manufacturing education

From Capitol Reports: Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell has signed Special Act 05 – 13 — an “Act Concerning Nanotechnology, Molecular Manufacturing And Advanced And Developing Technologies At Institutions Of Higher Education” — to help create higher education degree programs in nanotechnology. The new law requires the Commissioner of Higher Education, in consultation with the… Continue reading Connecticut to take lead in molecular manufacturing education

Nanotech in U.S.: Find more molecule geeks soon or lose out

My first column is up over at Always On, and you can rate it on a scale from “Way Off” to “On the $”. Excerpts: “So there’s a big international race on to see which country will lead the Nanotechnology Revolution. How will the U.S. do?…you can have lots of venture capital looking to invest… Continue reading Nanotech in U.S.: Find more molecule geeks soon or lose out

Northwestern tops Berkeley in earliest nanobusiness course

An earlier post discussed a new nanobusiness course at UC Berkeley, saying it was the first one, to our knowledge. Our knowledge has now expanded: Sean Murdock has taught such a course at Northwestern for a couple of years, and Rod Ruoff taught it for a year before that. Anyone earlier out there? –CP

First "Business of Nanotechnology" course

Update: see this correction for an even earlier course: http://new.foresight.org/nanodot/?p=1958 –CP To our knowledge, this is the first college course on nanotechnology from a business perspective, being taught at UC Berkeley by Tom Kalil and Drew Isaacs: “Offered for the first time in Fall, 2005, this is UC Berkeley’s first course focused on nanotechnology-based business… Continue reading First "Business of Nanotechnology" course

Strong statements by UAlbany NanoTech College

Albany’s CNSE has some impressive statements on their website: “The first college in the world devoted exclusively to nanoscale science…With over 100 industrial partners on site…the faculty and staff are universally accessible to all students – every day, seven days per week” This last seems a bit overstated. Also some inadvertent humor: “While Albany has… Continue reading Strong statements by UAlbany NanoTech College

Gaming the Future: The Book!

Category: NanoEducation

Nanotechnology for Biology and Medicine at Johns Hopkins

Calif NanoSystems Institute holds $10,000 contest for script

Connecticut to take lead in molecular manufacturing education

Nanotech in U.S.: Find more molecule geeks soon or lose out

Northwestern tops Berkeley in earliest nanobusiness course

First "Business of Nanotechnology" course

Strong statements by UAlbany NanoTech College

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