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January 7th, 2005

The science of skin care goes high tech

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"Skin care," said Neil Gordon, president of the Canadian NanoBusiness Alliance, "is definitely becoming a big area for nanoscience," which involves working to manipulate nature at the super-small level of individual atoms and molecules.

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