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January 30th, 2006

Giant possibilities in a global nano-economy

Abstract:
One of the only constants is change. But as we look back on the first five years of this still-new century, one change stands out - both for its potential impact on the quality of our life and Indiana's economy. It's the big ideas from the smallest of building blocks - nanotechnology.

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