Now in Nanotechnology
Incubating Nanotech for Commercial Products
Since the discovery of the buckyball 1985 and the invention of the atomic force microscope in 1986, farsighted individuals have predicted that nanotechnology will transform industry and the economy.
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New types of finishes create nanofabrics that offer improved performance over existing finishes. Ordinary fabrics treated with these finishes benefit from engineered nanotechnologies offer excellent stain resistance, odor control, and anti-wrinkle properties.
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Nanotechnology may develop defect-free aluminum alloys and carbon-nanotube–reinforced polymer composites for lightweight aircraft fuselages that increase performance and passenger safety while saving significant money. The theoretical strength of a nanostructured aluminum alloy can be 100 times greater than ordinary alloys. Nanocomposites may be resistant to fracture and fatigue.
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Groups
Dedicated to the advancement of nanotechnology. Welcoming engineers, scientists, finance and business professionals, government leaders, and students.
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Applied Mechanics Division (AMD)
Energy and Technology Management Group (ETMG)
Committee on Power Boilers