The secret of covert military experiments against the populations of the United States, Canada, Europe as well as many developing nations is quite extensive. It ranges from releasing pathogens in the air (such as the NY Subway experiments or the Porton Down trials), to releasing substances…
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Percenta AG “Nano Teppich- und Polster-Versiegelung” ist eine Nanoversiegelung für Teppiche und Polster. Das Produkt bildet einen nahezu unsichtbaren, dünnen Oberflächenfilm um die Faser. Durch den Hydrophobierungseffekt wird die Wiedereinschmutzung zB mit Ruß, Kaffee oder anderem erheblich reduziert.

The most popular rinsing liquid, sodium hypochlorite, causes many problems during root canal treatment. New device was invented to help the doctor and defend patient. No more problems with cloths damage, less risk of extrusion beyond the apex, better cleaning.

NANOTECNOLOGIA Y MICROMAQUINAS.
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Part 2 of an instructional video showing how to do the demonstration, “Gold Nanoshells and Cancer”, which is about a possible new cancer treatment using nanotechnology.

Google Tech Talk July 21, 2010 ABSTRACT Presented by Michael Vassar. What is science? Are science and rationality the same thing? If science was something new, what sort of a new thing was science? I will discuss different ways of knowing, focusing on the differences between the analytic method of the enlightenment and the synthetic method of romanticism (and scholarship classically). These methods should be used together, but in fact their practitioners have been at war since Marx and Rousseau, leading to a schism in Western intellectual history with disastrous consequences. Darwin’s theory of evolution is used as a case study of how these different methods of knowing manifest themselves, and can shape the practice of science in important ways. Michael Vassar is President of the Singularity Institute for AI. Previously, he was a Founder and Chief Strategist at SirGroovy.com, an online music licensing firm. Prior to that, he held positions with Aon, the Peace Corps, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Michael has been writing and speaking on topics related to the safe development of disruptive technologies for a number of years: his papers include the Lifeboat Foundation analysis of the risks of advanced molecular manufacturing co-authored with Robert Freitas, and “Corporate Cornucopia”, authored for the Center for Responsible Nanotechnology Task Force. He holds an MBA and a BS in biochemistry.
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Nanoscale science and engineering now impact every aspect of technological innovation. Dr. Todd Hastings, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Kentucky, leads the Hastings’ Research Group as they take an integrated research approach that emphasizes all of technology, from the fundamental physics to day-to-day applications.

A little mishap while pouring aluminum metal into a cold ingot. So this had happened, which rarely does, maybe 1/1000 times at lab. Always wear proper safety equipment! Like don’t do what I did and not wear a face shield, I was lucky enough not to get the metal popped on my face. Thank God. Features: Dimitri Serrano, Brandon Monaco, Dennis Ramos, and Mr. C

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Coast to Coast AM interview that took place on February 24, 2000, between Art Bell and Seth Shostak of SETI. Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI) is the collective name for a number of activities to detect intelligent extraterrestrial life. The general approach of SETI projects is to survey the sky to detect the existence of transmissions from a civilization on a distant planet.
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In this spoof of the famous classroom scene in Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein,” North Carolina State University engineering professor Larry Silverberg — er, Silverbell — defends his theory of how Santa Claus delivers presents to millions of children on Christmas Eve. For more information on the “Science of Santa,” visit www.ncsu.edu

If you ever played with those plastic toy kits as a kid, you may wanna see this. We prefabricated nanoscale needles, to be picked up by nanogrippers inside a scanning electron microscope. These nanobits are then used as ultralong tips in “Atomic Force Microscopes”. The needles are called “Nanobits” – because they remind us of drill bits; you can have a library of different “nanobits” and then pick the one you want, and mount it where you want it. This is a part of a project funded by the European Commission, a very cool nanorobot/manufacturing collaboration called “Nanohand”. The nanobits were designed and fabricated by RT Rajendra Kumar, Hassan Uddin Shaik and Peter Bøggild from Technical University of Denmark, and the manipulation and AFM scanning was done by Volkmar Eichhorn and coworkers from Oldenburg University.

Disclamer: this is a non fiction book. I have uploaded this so that you guys can listen so something interesting i will TRY to answer any questions about the book, about zombies or anything like that. it would be better to send messages rather that commants because i will answer messages for sure. i will keep stupid and insulting comments on the video for your entertainment. enjoy!

When will Facebook hit 1 billion users? Will Twitter ever make money? Was 640k ever going to be enough for anybody? Past and future technology predictions explored. This is a concept film developed by the team at www.nostradamical.com – Predict, Publich, Play. Video concept & music by Brad Young.
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