Strategic Research Plan for Nanotechnology
Posted on December 16, 2007 Comments (0)
Productive Nanosystems report for the United States Department of Energy:
technology base advances:
1. Develop atomically precise technologies that provide clean energy supplies and a cost-effective energy infrastructure.
2. Develop atomically precise technologies that produce new nanomedicines and multifunctional in vivo and in vitro therapeutic and diagnostic devices to improve human health.
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Close cooperation among scientific and engineering disciplines will be necessary because of the nature of the engineering problems involved. This cross-disciplinary collaboration will bring broad benefits through the cross-fertilization of ideas, instruments, and techniques that will result from developing the required technology base.
With international cooperation, the benefits of productive nanosystems will be delivered to the world faster. Coordinating a full international
effort is extremely desirable in order to minimize duplication of effort in smaller national programs conducted independently.
Related: Nanotechnology Overview – Nanotechnology Investment as Strategic National Economic Policy (Singapore) – Nanotechnology Research – Nanocars
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