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December 15th, 2003
One miracle at a time
Abstract:
Full nanotechnology solutions are not expected to emerge for a few years yet, but companies are already working on applications ranging from flash memory based on molecular grids to the use of carbon nanohorns in fuel cells.
Source:
Computerworld Singapore
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