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NanoDays Archive

What did NanoDays look like in 2008 and 2009? Here are some highlights from our NanoDays archive.

NanoDays Coast to Coast

As the first annual NanoDays approached, a lot of folks in the NISE Network were getting a little nervous. "Are visitors even going to pay attention?" "What if my forum/presentation/program just leaves them more confused?"

Read more about events in NanoDays 2008.

At right: The tiny teacup went over well at the Don Harrington Discovery Center in Amarillo, TX

See who participated in NanoDays 2008.
See who participated in NanoDays 2009.

Read reports from NanoDays 2008.
Read reports from NanoDays 2009.

At left:Spring Break campers at Lafayette Natural History Museum construct a model of a carbon nanotube.

 

 

Images from NanoDays Past & Present

Check out various NanoDays events in our NanoDays Flickr pool. Still have NanoDays pictures? Join the group and upload them!

 

Why Nano?

Affordable clean energy, highly effective medical devices, personalized drugs, new environmental cleanup techniques...Many scientists and engineers believe advances in nanotechnology can bolster the U.S. economy with products like these and many others.

Despite this promise, the public knows little about nanotechnology or the research and development being carried out by numerous federal agencies and by universities and corporations right in their own communities.

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