degrees that work: Nanotechnology

http://www.degreesthatwork.tv The nanotechnology episode helps to define a technology that uses knowledge of atoms and molecules to enhance modern life through product development and medical research. The 30-minute presentation explores the technology and the related career opportunities with experts in the field, and it follows a former Penn College student, Mark A. Atwater, as he completes his education at one of the nation's top nanotechnology education facilities, The Pennsylvania State University's Center for Nanotechnology Education and Utilization.

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[carolscabinas]

The technology may or may not be dangerous but the most dangerous is when it gets in the hands or control of of leaders who are led by psychopath destructive, power monger, money greedy, war monger, idiots as it usually does.. For example innocent nuclear discoveries became bombs. or genetic engineering becomes an evil seed company.

[carolscabinas]

The technology may or may not be dangerous but the most dangerous is when it gets in the hands or control of of leaders who are led by psychopath destructive, power monger, money greedy, war monger, idiots as it usually does.. For example innocent nuclear discoveries became bombs.

[naturesuphoria]

What ever you used worked out great for the vid! Keep them coming!

[genericmember1234]

@hazetruestory " I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but world War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." -Albert Einstein :)

[marcuelcajon]

Excellent video.

[NinoUrushadze1]

An easy way to manipulate human brain. Of course , Nanotechnology will give possitive results if we will use it reasonably, but ...

[hazetruestory]

that is if we survive our own destructive behaviors and any other thing that is a threat to our species we are very rare in the grand scale of things

[hazetruestory]

nanoteechnology is the begining of the end of all human suffering

[VTOLAircraftMad]

have you noticed that all of the monitors are CRTs

[nicklinkzelda]

Research has shown that using nanoparticles actually damages cell linings and may actually be less useful than liposomes when serving as a drug delivery vessel. Nanotechnology has such a small sector of applications in comparison with biotechnology.