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GEORGIA TECH UNVEILS NEW NANOTECH WEB PORTAL
15 June 2005 - Georgia Institute of Technology
| Like many areas of scientific exploration, nanoscience and nanotechnology exist on the borders between disciplines. NanoTECH brings together the research of more than 100 Georgia Tech scientists in an easily navigated Web site, showcasing groundbreaking work in the synthesis and characteristics of nanomaterials; properties of nanomaterials; nanoscale modeling and simulation; nanodevices, nanophotonics and nanomaterials; and nanomedicine and nano-biotechnology. |
The Georgia Institute of Technology announces the launch of NanoTECH, a new Web portal highlighting cross-campus efforts in nanoscience and nanotechnology research. Like many areas of scientific exploration, nanoscience and nanotechnology exist on the borders between disciplines. NanoTECH brings together the research of more than 100 Georgia Tech scientists in an easily navigated Web site, showcasing groundbreaking work in the synthesis and characteristics of nanomaterials; properties of nanomaterials; nanoscale modeling and simulation; nanodevices, nanophotonics and nanomaterials; and nanomedicine and nano-biotechnology. Georgia Tech researchers are committed to helping engineer a better world through nanoscience and nanotechnology. Important discoveries take place every day across Tech's campus, and NanoTECH provides a portal to these efforts, with information about educational initiatives, faculty research interests and laboratories and facilities dedicated to nanoscience and nanotechnology.
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