PPT-Nanotechnology: the next big idea

Week 1 The nitty gritty Maryse de la Giroday 6week course SFU Liberal Arts amp Adults 55 program Course overview Week 1 Nanotechnology The Nitty Gritty Week 2 Not as New as You Might Think. Team S5. Pradip. . Rijal. , Jason . Savatsky. , . Trevor Seidel, and Laura Young. “The . problems of chemistry and biology can be greatly helped if our ability . to see . what we are doing, and to do things on an atomic level, is ultimately developed-. Engineers Australia Seminar. Canberra, 21 March 2013. Presenters: Ian Ireland (. Comcare. ) & Howard Morris (Safe Work Australia). 1. Outline. . Introduction to nanotechnology. The study of materials at the nanoscale. .. Nano means small... very small. It is a million times smaller than the smallest measurement you can see on your ruler!. a nanometre is…. 0.000000001 metres. Annie Trojacek Dylan Vargas. Next Slide. N. anotechnology. Nanotechnology is any kind of technology on the nano scale. It doesn’t have to be robot or made out of one particular material. It is the next great achievement in science and technology.. Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics. Pennsylvania State University. April 3, 2008. Division of Business. Iowa Wesleyan College. Mt. Pleasant, IA. Nanoengineered Metamaterials . • Nanotechnology. A basic definition: . Nanotechnology is the engineering of functional systems at the molecular scale. . This covers both current work and concepts that are more advanced. In its original sense, 'nanotechnology' refers to the projected ability to construct items . Prof. Helen Fawcett, ME. 1. What is a nanometer?. Scale of measure to the -9 power. Fingernails grow at 1 nm/second. Cut a bacterium 1000x. 2. What is a nanometer?. 10. -9. meters. One billion nanometers in a meter. Very Limited Spots Available, Apply Now! . www.nascent-erc.org. . Eligibility:. Rising High School Sophomore - Senior. Dates: . June . 5 . – June . 9. , 2017. Program Highlights . Be mentored by . How many Amish does it take to screw in a light bulb?. Aboulia. – loss of willpower. .. Goals – Present . PowerPoints. about big ideas.. Homework – None.. English 10 - 2/15/11. Watch . Stossel. Week 2. : History. Maryse. de la Giroday. 6-week course. SFU Liberal Arts & Adults 55 program. Certificate students. For each course, you'll complete a short, typed, double-spaced essay of four to six pages (1,000–1,500 words). Rather than an overview of what the course covered, your essay should be a thoughtful and personal response to one or both of the following questions:. Week 4: Confrontations, panics, and more. Maryse. de la Giroday. 6-week course. SFU Liberal Arts & Adults 55+ program. Rutherford-Bohr (solar system model). In 1913, . Neils. Bohr, a student of [Ernest] Rutherford's, developed a new model of the atom. He proposed that electrons are arranged in concentric circular orbits around the nucleus. . 1 series we offer indepth interviews with some of the key stakeholdersinfluencing our nanotechnology community today. May 28, 2019 Our interview is with Mihail (Mike) Roco , Senior Advisor for Sci Big Things from a Tiny WorldThink small Think really really small151smaller than anything you ever saw through a conventional microscope at school Think atoms and molecules and now you146re there You1 Using powers is a shorthand way of writing big numbers.. e.g. 10. 3. . - this way of writing a number is called ‘standard form’.. What pattern do you notice?. 100. 1 000 000. 1 000 000 000. 1 000 000 000 000.