What Is A Career In Biotechnology Like?
Biotechnology is the integration of engineering and technology to the life sciences.
Biotechnologists frequently use microorganisms or biological substances to perform specific processes or for manufacturing. Examples include the production of drugs, hormones, foods and converting waste products.
There are many sub-branches involved in the biotech industry. A few of the more common branches include; molecular biology, genetic engineering, and cell biology.
A new and exciting sub-branch requiring biotechnologists is the field of nanotechnolog Read More...
Nanotechnology May Help Improving Fuel Ability
As we are facing the uncertainly in supply of crude oil, as well as affluent prices, other fuel source is a happening and hot topic. An interesting option could be ethanol, now made out of plants like corn and sugar cane. Companies and universities a Read More...
The Dilemma of Nanotechnology - Science vs. Ethics
What is Nanotechnology and why should I care about it?
Nanotechnology, referred to commonly as molecular manufacturing, is making huge strides within scientific and government communities. Despite its growth and the potential impact it will have on Read More...
Nanotechnology - Sci-Fi in the Packaging Industry
Nanotechnology is the newest craze among media, academia, investors (just think of the ROI if you hit a company that comes up wit the best “micromachine” for God knows what) and all kinds of industry. How will it affect the packaging industry?
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Nanotechnology
As the horizons of technology expand, the real world is shrinking into a Global Village; Nanotechnology is the new area of interest in technology.
Nanotechnology is an umbrella term that covers many areas of research dealing with objects that are mea Read More...
U.S. experts urge more study of nanotechnology threat WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Studying the potential health hazards of nanotechnology will require an additional million a year to close the knowledge gap about the tiny particles used in a fast-growing array of consumer products, the National Research Council said on Wednesday. A new federal oversight agency is also required to integrate research by private business, universities and international ... Read More...
More study of nanotechnology threat urged Studying the potential health hazards of nanotechnology will require an additional million a year to close the knowledge gap about the tiny particles used in a fast-growing array of consumer products, the National Research Council (NRC) said on Wednesday. Read More...
Nanotechnology Safety Strategies Need Improvement According to a report released by the National Research Council (NRC), human and environmental safeties of nanomaterials remain uncertain despite the spending of billions of dollars in nanotechnology research and development over the past ten years. Read More...