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  • noun Plural form of nanomaterial.

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  • Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks (SCENIHR) to provide advice on the essential elements of a science-based working definition of "nanomaterials" and, specifically, to identify the most appropriate metrics to define materials at nanoscale, taking into account reported size ranges and other relevant characteristics and corresponding metrics, characteristics, physico-chemical properties and thresholds.

    Nano Tech Wire 2010

  • EBI research includes the use of engineered microscopic "nanomaterials" as catalysts in the fuel-making process, one of Alivisatos's research specialties and one of the reasons Chu named him to head LBNL's nanotech research facility, the Molecular Foundry, from 2001 to 2005.

    The Berkeley Daily Planet, The East Bay's Independent Newspaper 2009

  • That kind of thinking hasn't yet taken hold in other areas, such as nanomaterials, Gutowski adds, where the energy costs of manufacturing are not widely known.

    Nano Tech Wire 2009

  • That kind of thinking hasn't yet taken hold in other areas, such as nanomaterials, Gutowski adds, where the energy costs of manufacturing are not widely known.

    Nano Tech Wire 2009

  • Researchers have worked with implementing nanomaterials into cells before, but silicon allows for easy integration of electronics and mechanical parts.

    Silicon Chips Embedded in Human Cells Could Detect Diseases Earlier | Inhabitat 2010

  • Ironically, a report of the National Academies just yesterday found that, "Despite extensive investment in nanotechnology and increasing commercialization over the last decade, insufficient understanding remains about the environmental, health, and safety aspects of nanomaterials."

    Jennifer Sass: NRDC Files Lawsuit Blocking Untested Nanosilver Pesticide From Clothing Jennifer Sass 2012

  • New nanomaterials with high surface areas can adsorb hydrogen, but have yet to be produced on a commercial scale. via Urine: A ‘Clean’ Energy Source: Discovery News.

    2009 July 15 « Monster Scifi Show Blog 2009

  • Ultimately this should include a review of maximal limits of exposure for toxic substances, including nanomaterials, says Karima Delli, the French MEP with the Green Party who drafted the rules.

    Is nanotechnology safe in the workplace? 2012

  • New nanomaterials with high surface areas can adsorb hydrogen, but have yet to be produced on a commercial scale. via Urine: A ‘Clean’ Energy Source: Discovery News.

    My Pee-pee Makes My Car Go-Go « Monster Scifi Show Blog 2009

  • The nanomaterials attract water and reject salts and other particles that can clog other membranes, reducing the energy needed to push water through the membrane.

    High-Tech Cures for Water Shortages Michael Totty 2010

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