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March 8th, 2005
How Media Is Shaping Public Opinion of “Nanotechnology”
Abstract:
"With potential nanotechnology applications across a broad spectrum ranging from disease treatment to computer memory, to environmental pollution control, public awareness of the field is clearly growing fast,” says Brenton Faber, associate professor of Communication & Media at Clarkson University. “But little research has tracked, categorized or sought to understand how nanoscale science and technology is represented in written media."
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Clarkson University
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