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A framework discussion with Dr. Nadrian Seeman, Founding President of the International Society for Nanoscale Science and Engineering and Professor of Chemistry at New York University, about the potential of the nanotechnology revolution. He discusses his work with the fundamental unit of life, DNA, and the use of DNA to create various model nanotechnology devices. A recent article published in Science magazine. Listen and/or subscribe to the NANO podcast.
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you suck nano tech is gay u are really really ugly.... you need to take off those glasses
Posted by: dakotah farrell | October 09, 2006 at 12:32 PM