Nanotechnology Awards - NANOSMAT Conference Paris 2017

There is a special award called the NANOSMAT Award. It is a special prize for achievements in the scientific study and progress for development in nanoscience and nanotechnology.

Professor Ferrari made valuable and outstanding strides in the field study of nanoscience and nanotechnology. This involved groundbreaking work with graphene and carbon nanotubes. 

The NANOSMAT Award committee seem to have been very impressed and excited by the exploration of various scientific knowledgeable boundaries concerning materials science, engineering in this field and physics surrounding it. 

The awards committee was very impressed by his ability to carry out research with novel and stimulating results, exploiting different frontiers stretching from materials science to microengineering and physics on this relatively new realm of scientific endeavour.

There is also the KROTO Award that goes along similar lines of recognition. This committee as also watched over young scientists of outstanding merit who are new encouraging fledgelings, confidently moving into the exciting realm of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Perhaps tomorrow's grand experts in the making?

One doctor is developing nanotech parts to be mixed into computer desktop-scale applications. This means computers can become even more efficient and complex in the task performances with ever more competent programmes.

The two scientists, who will receive these awards, must go to the twelfth NANOSMAT conference in Paris where each prize winner will deliver a lecture to their audience.  

Nanotech Wonders.

Nanotechnology is the way of the future. There are so many dynamic ways nanotechnology is changing our world. The more I watch this type of thing, the more engrossed and amazed I become. There are even developments afoot to use nanobots to battle diseases. Take a look at this short clip and be mesmerised by the things that nanites can do for us.  

FDA Issues Nanotechnology Guidance | The Scientist Magazine

Great news article from The Scientist Magazine - click the link below and read...



FDA Issues Nanotechnology Guidance | The Scientist Magazine®

Defining Nanotechnology Article from Liberty Voice (News)

Trying to define Nanotechnology is now falling into different categories. It is wonderfully interesting and mind blowing when compering ratios of just how minute we are trying to perceive. Please read the Liberty Voice article below.

Nanotechnology Assembles the Future

Air Force Bugbot Nano Drone

 

This is a new terrifying yet fascinating type of warfare. Any organisation or nation that can control this technology could do great harm to the most powerful nations. Soon, people will not know who the enemy is or the friend. If this gets into the wrong hands; what would the world be like in the future?

 

 

South Korea Uses Non-toxic Salmanela to carry Cancer cell Destruction.

South Korean scientists have invented non-toxic salmonella to carry destructive proteins to cancer cells. These destructive proteins kill only cancer cells leaving good tissue undamaged. This is a further and exciting new development. The French Nanobiotix company used the notion of nanites attacking the cancer cells, but this South Korean innovation goes another step further. This new development uses live bacteria (Non-toxic salmonella) to home in on cancer cells and once the bacteria is linked to the malignant cell; the proteins that have hitched a ride on board begin to attack the harmful cells.

Click Youtube link HERE!

Transhumanism - what it is.

I've seen the word, Transhumanism from the various science communities. I wondered what it meant and tried to read written articles by some of the members. Unfortunately the writing was very long winded and hard to follow. I hoped to read a piece in one of the communities, that I would not find so deep with lots of big and very technical words, saying what is was like and what it was not like. I had to have a dictionary to understand some of the writings. I finally found some things on the web.

Transhumanism seems to be about using science and technology for humans to take control of their own evolutionary destiny and rejecting spiritualism for a more logical approach to life. They advocate the exploration of all sorts of technology - cryogenics, stem cell research, nanotechnology anything that might improve us and trying to eliminate all forms of disease, pestilence and war. There that is basic Transhumanism, which champions of the subject could say in easy to understand terms, rather than throwing a thesaurus of the least used words in the English language at us.

http://jp.senescence.info/thoughts/transhumanism.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/news/2010/02/100218_preserving_the_dead.shtml

Plasma Surface Technology - Advancement in Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology can be used in liquids allowing the fluid to have a protoplasmic form. It has the properties of a giant amoeboid being – almost as though the liquid has become sentient. The above YouTube video is very exciting as you watch and begin to grasp just how enhancing nanotechnology can be. The possibilities are endless. We can eventually clean up our world with the advent of this innovation in microscopic engineering.

This type of advancement in nanotech is being referred to as Plasma Surface Technology. Solids can be coated to make ordinary liquid form substances like mud or goo, fall off of a brick coated in nanites. The sticky liquid will lose its binding property and completely fall away.

Nanites within the liquid will allow fluids to cling together. You could have a liquid-based window pain that you could pass your hand through. Then when you pulled it back again the fluid would correct and wobble back into shape and becomes a windowpane again.

Nanite Technology Attacking Tumours

Nanites coated in a bio residue can be injected into the bloodstream. These nanites are so small that 5,000 can ring the perimeter of a human hair. The tiny nanites carry doses of x-rays to a tumour giving the cancerous cells direct exposure to thousands of these nanotech mites that congregate attention solely upon a tumour leaving the surrounding tissue undamaged. It is a way of concentrating x-rays upon source without damaging surrounding tissue.