Introduction to the nano2hybrids nanotechnology project

http://www.nano2hybrids.net : An extended 10 minute introduction to the nano2hybrids nanotechnology project, its aims, the scientists involved, and the unique web project we're running.

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• nanotechnology
• science
• technology
• nanotube
• fullerene
• nanoscience
• chemistry
• physics
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[nano2hybrids]

Thanks for the nice comments! Please visit the proper nano2hybrids net site (the URL is in the video) as we have lots of other stuff there too (we're trying to write diaries as well as do videos, post up images, etc) - and let us know what you'd like to see on the site!

[nano2hybrids]

If you want to find out more about the project, post up questions and get answers from the scientists, please visit the nano2hybrids net website!

[JosephKrammer]

This is the most amazing things that I have ever, ever seen. Scientists getting involved with the people and letting us know where and how nanotechnology is developing, I just can not describe the way it feels.

Congratulations and thank you very much for your system: SCIENTIST-PEOPLE-SCIENTIST.

This is the kind of scientist that this world needs.

biblische @ hotmail dot com.

[ELuhn]

Now, this is EXACTLY what I was going on about, in comments to the KQED nanotechnology clip. Scientists getting involved with the public, and the public getting involved with science. Usually, the most the public would ever hear about something like this is 15 seconds of fluff on the evening news.

Maybe even XionXXXX will follow along and learn that not all scientists are frizzy-haired psychotic Germans hell-bent on world destruction.

[lk5067943]

dear sir,this video of yoours is amazing ! i need some help from you ! i,m a 11th grade student and i have to make a project on physics and chemistry and computers! please suggest some simple model for nano2hybrids that i can make ! please help mee please ! mail it to lakshay_khosla@yahoo.com

[tarohoa]

just where do people get these ideas about scientists from? If theres anyone for the future its them, they're the ones always picturing the future and what it will be like. If they wanted to blow up the world it'd been gone ages ago.

[BurtWilson1]

I think nanotechnology is a really interesting area of scientific development, especially for computing chips that will supercede the use of silicon transistors.

[gohighproductions]

yay!!..medical science teaching wrap music producing entertainment!!.. Everything is feeding off each other and motion is a cycle we are all things !!..when our nature matures to the awareness of species cruzing instinct is able to comprehend why kindness is so important!!.. its you in a long time from now and a long time ago!!.. it taste like spaceship!!.. h t t p://one.revver dot com/watch/334372/flv/affiliate­/98050 big ups dj the h t t p spaces and the dot !!.

[XionXXXX]

Just a matter of time before you hotheads get the idea of putting together a billion Hydrogen Bombs into one NANO DOOMSDAY BOMB AND WIPE OUT THE ENTIRE WORLD.

[CamilleCamill]

My heart was pounding as I watched this! I've been reading science magazines for years and always felt like I'm missing the important pieces to understand all the information. And now this is is giving me a chance to actually look at the process of making science. It is extremely exciting! Thank you

[tehsma]

Thank you for sharing this! I will be watching!