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Home > News > Tiny science has big future, students told

April 12th, 2006

Tiny science has big future, students told

Abstract:
The strongest bike ever made, yet so light it can be picked up with an index finger. A prosthetic, bionic arm with fingers that move and have sensation. A cancer drug, developed for a specific individual, that can wipe out the malignant cells in a few hours. That's the beauty and the long-term potential of nanotechnology, scientist and businessman Thomas Cellucci says.

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