eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 05 2006 | ebook, Eric Drexler, nanotechnology, free
"Engines of Creation," a classic work by Eric Drexler on the coming age of nanotechnology is now available as a freely downloadable ebook. Enjoy!
eric | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 20 2006 | nanotechnology, research, biology, biomedecine, news
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This is fascinating. Self-assembling molecules which are injectable and have been shown to regenerate damaged brain cells and restore vision in hamsters.
Quoted: Healing brain and spinal-cord injuries is one of the most desirable, but challenging, goals of regenerative medicine. Molecules that self-assemble into nanoscale filaments may show the way.
- eric | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 17 2006 | nanotechnology, responsible nanotechnology, blogs
A great blog post about "Dangerous Knowledge." Where does the line between collaborative science and foolishly sharing recipes for biological weapons get drawn?
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