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Thursday, 27 March 2008

The Guardian discovers nanotechnology

The Guardian appears to have been bitten by the nanotechnology bug, if articles from the past two days are anything to go by. Tuning in to the possibilities of nanotube transistors reports on the application of carbon nanotubes in radios, and Once bitten... welcomes readers to the world of nanofoods, 'where almost anything is possible: where food can be manipulated at an atomic or molecular level to taste as delicious as you want, do you as much good as you want, and stay fresh for ... well, who knows?' Yum.
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