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Category Archives: Misc Ramblings
Faking Science
A portion of this topic was covered in the April 2018 blog, but enough additional material has surfaced that this information needs to be covered again. The reproducibility [..]
Augmented Reality
Previously, I have mentioned how Augmented Reality (AR) could be employed to evaluate nanomaterial properties through being able to switch from 3-D images containing three different parameters to [..]
Changes in Nanotechnology Perspectives
There are announcements about new findings or new concepts in nanotechnology that may not appear a “big” changes. Typically, the definition of nanomaterials is: For a material to [..]
Is Nano too large?
Are we starting to see device developments at the atomic level? During 2017, there have been many stories on graphene and other two-dimensional materials. Various companies have started [..]
Coming Attractions?
It is always a challenge to write an end-of-year blog. The question is what to focus on. Highlights of 2017? Or possible coming items in 2018? Or maybe [..]
Nano Material Properties and the need for multi-dimensional representations
Material properties are “well” defined. If one goes to a reference source, the various properties of a pure material can be found. For example, the atomic number of [..]
Are we missing the important capability of nanomaterials?
Particles with a dimension that is 100nm or less in size are considered nanomaterials. But, size is not what provides the unique nanomaterial properties that are being observed. [..]
Science Fiction continues to become Science Fact
This blog is an update of a topic from my November 2014 blog. In those comments, I mentioned the science fiction of the Star Trek programs that have [..]
The State of Nanotechnology
It is always interesting to look forward into the rest of the year. Nanotechnology will continue to grow and have more applications. While there is strong and continuing [..]
2016 Year End Thoughts on Nanotechnology
Without any question, there is a significant amount of research ongoing. I thought it would be a good time to look back at 2016 and identify progress and/or [..]