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Dr. Semo's Blog
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doctors,
perhaps the bang1 lab would be interested in a collaborative performance. this agent might be useful in such an endeavor.
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The (really scary) soldier of the future
Thanks to nanotechnology, he'll be a lethal superman who can heal himself.
Editor's note: This is the first of a series of articles on the brave new world of nanotechnology.
By Alan H. Goldstein
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From: SPACEWAR EXPRESS - Ocotber 21, 2005
24/7 Coverage Of Your World At War
Tifton GA (SPX) Oct 21, 2005
An unusual device that uses trained wasps, rather than trained dogs, to
detect specific chemical odors could one day be used to find hidden
explosives, plant diseases, illegal drugs, cancer and even buried bodies,
according to a joint study by researchers at the University of Georgia and
U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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"It's fairly easy to build nanoscale objects that slide around on a
surface," Kelly said. "Proving that we were rolling - not slipping and
sliding - was one of the most difficult parts of this project."
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