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| Material Type: | Conference publication |
|---|---|
| Document Type: | Book |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
B C Crandall; James Lewis |
| ISBN: | 0262031957 9780262031950 |
| OCLC Number: | 25964373 |
| Description: | viii, 381 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. |
| Contents: | Molecular systems engineering -- Atomic imaging and positioning / John Foster -- Design and characterization of 4-helix bundle proteins / Tracy Handel -- Design of self-assembling molecular systems: electrostatic structural enforcement in low-dimensional molecular solids / Michael D. Ward -- Molecular engineering in Japan: progress toward nanotechnology / Hiroyuki Sasabe -- Strategies for molecular systems engineering / K. Eric Drexler -- Molecular electronics / Robert Birge -- Quantum transistors and integrated circuits / Frederico Capasso -- Fundamental physical constraints on the computational process / Norman Margolus. Nanotechnology from a micromachinist's point of view / Joseph Mallon -- What major problems need to be overcome to design and build molecular systems? / Drexler, Foster, Handel, Merkle, Ward -- Possible medical applications of nanotechnology: hints from the field of aging research / Gregory M. Fahy -- The future of computation / Bill Joy -- Economic consequences of new technologies / Gordon Tullock -- The risks of nanotechnology / Ralph Merkle -- Fears and hopes of an environmentalist for nanotechnology / Lester W. Milbrath -- The weapon of openness / Arthur Kantrowitz -- What public policy pitfalls can be avoided in the development and regulation of nanotechnology? / Drexler, Kantrowitz, Merkle, Milbrath, Schwartz, Tullock. |
| Responsibility: | edited by B.C. Crandall and James Lewis. |
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