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| Atomic force microscopy at the Gerton Lab | ||
| Source: YouTube | ||
 | A brief overview of what Jordan Gerton's lab researches. Included is a brief description of fluorescence and atomic force microscopy and the future uses of it. | |
| Atoms to X-rays: Sensing with nanomaterials | ||
| Source: University of California Television | ||
 | Join UCSD Chemist Mike Sailor to explore nanotechnologies that have been developed to make reliable, inexpensive and low-power sensors and the advances and challenges that make more sophisticated sensor devices possible. Series: 'Atoms to X-Rays'. | |
| Big thinking: The power of nanoscience | ||
| Source: Berkeley Lab | ||
 | Science at the Theater, June 6th, 2011: Berkeley Lab scientists reveal how nanoscience will bring us cleaner energy, faster computers, and improved medicine. | |
| Bio Nano Technology-New Frontiers in Molecular Engineering | ||
| Source: TED | ||
 | TED Talk by Andreas Mershin, a research scientist at the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms. | |
| Carbon Nanotube Electronics | ||
| Source: Stanford University | ||
 | The Stanford Nanoelectronics Group presents "Nanotechnology – Carbon Nanotube Electronics", a short educational video on nanotechnology and carbon nanotubes. | |
| Carbon nanotube production | ||
| Source: IFW Dresden | ||
 | The production steps leading to carbon nanotubes are explained and demonstrated in this video from the IWF in Dresden, Germany. | |
| Carbon Nanotubes | ||
| Source: YouTube | ||
 | A brief video explaining what a carbon nanotube is and what they might bring to future technologies. Audio from Earth & Sky, produced for Too Small To See. | |
| Carbon nanotubes as AFM probes | ||
| Source: University of Warwick | ||
 | A 3-year research project at the University of Warwick to explore a low cost, mass production capable way of using carbon nanotubes as AFM tips. | |
| Cellular visions: The inner life of a cell | ||
| Source: Studiodaily | ||
 | A beautiful eight-minute animation created for Harvard biology students, gives a breathtaking glimpse of life at the molecular scale. | |
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