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November 22nd, 2006

Scientists busy engineering the future with nanotech

Abstract:
One of the nation's leading nanotechnology experts says his field will play a crucial role in the future of the nation's space agency, which he jokes is the world's "largest weight-watchers program."

Source:
oregonlive.com

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