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March 25th, 2005

The Next Big Thing Is Small

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With applications that may include everything from supercharged electronics to self-cleaning windows, nanotechnology is a science with tiny proportions and huge possibilities. (PDF)

A profile of UW-Madison's research into nanoscience.

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