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Nanotechnology in Manufacturing

Nanotechnology in Manufacturing. Nanotechnology; The History, The Development, The Associated Science and Skepticism Presented by : Gathon Kellum. History of Nanotechnology. *Desire to Push forward. *Difference engine. *Analytical Engine. *Early physicists.

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Nanotechnology in Manufacturing

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  1. Nanotechnology in Manufacturing

  2. Nanotechnology; The History, The Development, The Associated Science and SkepticismPresented by:GathonKellum

  3. History of Nanotechnology *Desire to Push forward *Difference engine *Analytical Engine *Early physicists

  4. Introduction of Nanotechnology *Manipulation of Molecules * Size of the tip of a human hair *fifty Nano meters *constantly evolving

  5. Skeptical view *Dangers of Nanotechnology *self-replicating nanobots *spontaneous release of energy *Risk of the unknown

  6. Explanation of associated science *over 800 members * The Society of Scientific Exploration *a professional organization of scientists and scholars *watches over everything that is written or invented

  7. Economic and Environment considerations Presented by Bradley Maynard

  8. Current Advances *Carbon nanotubes *nanofluids being used as heat transfer fluids *coated aluminum being used in electronic devices *protective gear for soldiers

  9. The Bulletproof Suit *suits for the financial elite *Lighter than Kevlar stronger than steel *strongest fibers in the world

  10. Whats left to come? *development of new medicines *obtain and store solar energy better *manipulate viruses and proteins *advancements in alternative energies

  11. The environment *cleaner alternative energies *more affordable *more efficient *environmentally friendly

  12. Nanotechnology: The Political, Legal,Ethical and Moral issuesPresented by: Erik Mack

  13. Political Issues: *Improving standard of living *Countries racing to be “first” *Dictates speed of development

  14. Legal Issues: *No clear definition *Vague laws with many loopholes *Need for proper regulations

  15. Ethical Issues: * Nano-enhanced foods *Rich and Poor country gaps *Genetic Pollution *Less human jobs (http://www.foodrenegade.com/pics/cornpharma.JPG)

  16. Moral Issues *Too “God-Like” *Nanotechnology as weapons *Nanotechnology uncontrollable

  17. Psychological Considerations, Sociological effects, Media Influence and Current Context Presented byRoy Banks

  18. Nanotechnology and the Media *Magazines engage youth *Mainstream media lacking in coverage. *Higher Education Pushing for Nanotechnology *Youtube videos teaching Nano

  19. Current context of Nanotechnology *Cleaner fuel *New Drugs *Molecular disease detection *Smaller Faster Computers

  20. Psychological considerations *Lack of Education *Hollywood feeds Fears *Cloning Debates and Fears *Fear of Unknown

  21. Sociological Effects *Public Advisory Boards *Improved Regulatory Controls Advancing What is Needed and Profitable *Unknowable Long Term Effects

  22. References GRANT, A. (2014). Matter & energy: Laser tweezers manipulate objects just 50 nanometers wide: Technique could allow scientists to move proteins and viruses. Science News, 185(7), 10-11. doi:10.1002/scin.5591850709 industry news: NANOTECHNOLOGY. (2014). Advanced Materials & Processes, 172(5), 20. Nguyen, M. (2014, July 1). Unwrapped: The Bulletproof Suit. Canadian Business, 87, 22.

  23. References Cont. Nikkam, N., Saleemi, M., Haghighi, E. B., Ghanbarpour, M., Khodabandeh, R., Muhammed, M., & ... Toprak, M. S. (2014). Fabrication, Characterization and Thermo- physical Property Evaluation of SiCNanofluids for Heat Transfer Applications. Nano-Micro Letters, 6(2), 178-189. doi:10.5101/nml.v6i2.p178-189 Pugno, N. (2014, April 1). The "Egg of Columbus" for Making the World's Toughest Febres.. PLoS ONE, 9, 1-6. http://proxy.devry.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=url,cookie,ip,uid&db=a9h&AN=95817962&site=ehost-live&scope=site

  24. References Cont. UK-INDIA R&D TEAMS STUDY NANOTECH FOR ENERGY. (2014). Engineering & Technology (17509637), 9(4), 24. Collier, B., MacLachlan, J., Charles Babbage and the Engine of Perfection Oxford University Press The invention of the two Engines the calculating machine that can calculate numbers. Fanfair, D., Desai, S., Keity, C. The Early History of Nanotechnology Retrieved from http//: www. cnx.org/content/m35280/1.1/

  25. References Cont. Hagler, G., M.B.A., Salem Press Encyclopedia of Science, January, 2013. Retrieved from http://www.eds.b.ebscohost.com.proxy.devry.edu Jones, Richard, Nature Nanotechnology, Feynman’s unfinished business, Dec. 2009 Vol. 4 Issue, 2, p.785-785 DOI:10.1038/nnano.2009.358. Retrieved from http://www.eds.b.ebscohost.com.proxy.devry.edu Jotterand, F., (ed.) Emerging Conceptual, Ethical and Policy Collier, B., MacLachlan, J., Charles Babbage and the Engine of Perfection Oxford University Press

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