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September 1st, 2007

Emerging trends make for promising products

Abstract:
New solutions to the energy problems are possible using nanotechnology. These solutions range from improving the efficiency in production, storage and transmission of fossil-fuel-based energy to overcoming many of the challenges with fuel-cell powered cars and trucks.

Today, nanotechnology delivers promising mechanisms for cleaning up polluted sites and for monitoring water supplies. In the future, it could provide the technical means for cost-effective systems that treat water at its point of use.

Most first-generation nanomedicines involved reformulations of existing drugs to enable new methods of delivery.

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