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by george elvin on August 18, 2006

That's the question Jose Garcia at Meme Therapy posed to me and two other nanotechnologists in a Brain Parade entitled, "Nanotech's immediate future".
In my answer I focused on nanosensors and biosensors. Professor David Berube addressed them as well, and added that, "Pharmaceutical or nano-ceuticals will be another major field though the clinical trials will slow its development a bit."
Dietram A. Scheufele, a Professor in the Department of life sciences Communication at UW-Madison said of the nano-ceuticals, "The moment we see a nano-based cancer drug, public opinion will care very little about the toxic nature of a few, specific types of nanoparticles."
I encourage you to visit the site and add a comment. After all, if you don't speak up you won't have a voice in shaping nanotech's future.
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(08/19/06 4:01am)
Undoubtedly, the future is the one of the nanotechnology. So we'll succeed understanding the processes that seem complicated now. We'll be able to explain how some diseases evolve and to try to cure them.
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