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January 31st, 2007

Debunking the Nanotech Myths

Abstract:
Nanotechnology has been around for years, but the general public is just beginning to learn about it. While many other emerging technologies have been boldly presented to the world's consumers (for instance, genetically modified food), nanotechnology remains something of an enigma.

Like any other new technology, risks and benefits emerge only after time, money, and research. And research is beginning to emerge on nanotechnology and its commercial implications. This new research examines what the general public, as consumers, know about this technology and their willingness to use commercial products containing nanotechnology.

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