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December 3rd, 2007

Miah Starts Upstream Nano to Encourage Foresightful Nanopolicy

Abstract:
IEET Fellow Andy Miah and Bettina Hoermann have set up a new email discussion list titled ‘Upstream Nano‘. "We're aiming to build a special interest group on public engagement and nanoscience and nanotechnology, where an exchange of ideas on the particularities of such work are the focus. Joining the list is simple and information can be found below." Andy is increasingly being tapped as a nanomedical thinker by the European policy strata.

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