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April 19th, 2004
If it isn't materials, it's immaterial
Abstract:
Howard Lovy: I'm still going through my notes from the recent National Nanotechnology Initiative conference in Washington, coming up with spinoff story ideas for Small Times correspondents to work on, and saving some material for my next magazine column (which is late, of course). Along the way, I rediscovered an enlightening conversation I had with Sandeep Shukla, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at Virginia Tech.
Source:
Howard Lovy's NanoBot
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