Over at the Risk Science Center blog, I have posted a request for help on web-based nanotechnology resources. Given that 2020 Science has such a nano-savvy readership, I thought I would cross-post the request here.
If you have any suggestions on useful websites dealing with nanotechnology – especially those describing potential and actual applications – please do pop over to the Risk Science blog and add them to the comments there. Thanks!
What are the clearest, most helpful web-based resources on nanotechnology that you know of?
On February 8, we are hosting a conversation on the opportunities and challenges of nanotechnology, with three leading experts on the benefits, risks, and social/policy aspects of the technology.
And this is where I could do with some help.
On the event’s website, we are compiling a short list of key web-based resources on nanotechnology. The current list is a starting point only, and needs to be fleshed out considerably over the next two weeks.
If you have websites or web-based resources you find particularly helpful on providing information on the benefits, challenges, and nature of nanotechnology – including applications arising from the technology – please post them in the posts’ comments section.
We will be adding them to the Nanotechnology – Unplugged website as appropriate.
Thank you!