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May 10th, 2004
Zyvex's Von Ehr on pixels, bits and stitches
Abstract:
Here's a bit more of my interview in Washington with James Von Ehr, founder of Zyvex Corp., one of the first nanotechnology companies - and one that still dares to keep alive the dream of true molecular manufacturing. Von Ehr and I spoke at an Indian restaurant in D.C. during a National Nanotechnology Initiative conference in early April. At left is a photograph I took of him at a conference in California last October.
Source:
Howard Lovy's NanoBot
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