The Impact of Nanotechnology in Our Lives

In “Value Sensitive Design and Nanotechnology” by Ronald Sandler, Sandler explains the process engineers must consider while they design a technology. Sandler introduces technology and its relationship with society. He points out that some technologies are welcomed by society and may solve world issues while others are resisted by society because they may cause problems. Sandler then observes the dependency humans have on technology. He talks about how important technology is to the survival human race, but also how many current social interactions now happen through technology.

However, only experts like scientists and researchers who studies on the said topic have conceptual ideas about nanotechnology, about the advantages and disadvantages of the up and coming field of science. The founder of nanotechnology, Eric Drexler, said that his discovery can solve the many problems of society such as the lack of food, medicine, energy, and power. Professor Therese Rosbero, a lab professor in DLSU-Manila, stated that nanotechnology is a field of science in which other products of science such as biology, chemistry, physics, and medicine are applied all at the same time. She said that nanotechnology is composed of nanoparticles which are too small to be seen by the naked eye (Personal communication, 2015). On the other hand, most of the people in the society have zero to no knowledge about the inner parts of nanotechnology. At the early ages of nanotechnology, the public’s perception about nanotechnology is all about optimism and excitement as it poses potential life changing benefits (Priest, 2012). However, that perception of the people about nanotechnology changed as the once hidden properties of nanotechnology are slowly showing their capability to be harmful and less beneficial to society. Even though most of the people do not know anything about

The use of nano-materials and extreme precision micro-engineering has the potential for great improvement in the world of electronics and information technology by providing smaller, faster, and more powerful computers and this has been at the forefront of the nanotechnology commercialization . Great examples of how nanotechnology is currently being used in these fields are products such as processors, data storage, and memory components made with nano-materials, TVs, monitors and even smartphone screens that use organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), and waterproof electronics such as smartphones due to the application of nano-coatings

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To answer this, one does not have to look far as the Cavendish Laboratory is rather open with current projects. For example, Nanophotonics, which is the study of the conduct of light on the nanometer scale and its interactions, is an ongoing study at the Cavendish Laboratory (NanoPhotonics, n.d., para. 1). Specifically, the NanoPhotonics Group (NP) is looking into nano-plasmonics, polymer photonic crystals, semiconductor microcavities, et cetera (NanoPhotonics, n.d., para. 2). At this current time, it is rather difficult, as assembling “nano-chunks” of matter into a structure creates nano-materials that have emergent properties, which are not found in their constituents (NanoPhotonics, n.d., para. 3). Their goal is “moving from expensive fabrication of devices to elegant nano-assembly in which materials ‘build themselves’” (NanoPhotonics, n.d., para. 3). Overall this has a large reward if research is successful and actually leads towards a

One amazing capability is the ability to take a pill with nanotechnology and give to human with a major injury and the pill will stop the bleeding, or the ability to take a pill and apply needed medicine right to the spot needed, i.e. radiation for cancer or tumors. This technology is applicable on a much larger scale than just the military and the future of nanotechnology is amazing and boundless. Nanotechnology is already in products such as touch screens, computer memory, sunscreen and many more in use

Working with nanoparticles is critical due to its nanoscale; they should be handled carefully considering safety

Research Theme: Building on the building blocks of life: Nanoscale materials for investigating biologically inspired and environmentally important systems.

This interest was fostered through an undergraduate research project I conducted in the summer of 2016, funded by the Oklahoma Space Grant Consortium (OSGC). This NASA sponsored program allowed me to investigate the integration of varying degrees of personality traits outlined in behavioral biology into computer-simulated robots and learn how to work with a complex computer science project under Dr. Brent Eskridge, the Chair of the Computer Science / Network Engineering department at Southern Nazarene University. This project sparked my interest with nanoparticles because I saw that through the creation and simulation process present in the research, these same two processes could work with creating and testing theoretical compounds as alternatives for fuel or building materials. I am extremely interested in exploring how computer science, computational chemistry, and nanoparticles can be used

Nanomedicine will change the world because of the technology that will be embedded in them and they would possibly be able to research more about cancer with the nanotechnology in the medicine and be able to find a cure for it. Nanomedicine could be the start or the cure to most and possibly all sicknesses. Nanomedicine will possibly be able to build tissue allowing disabled citizen to grow back their lost body parts or wipe out their diseases.

At City College, I am teaching the Macaulay Honors College Seminar 3 (Science Forward) — I am also developing the design and content of this course, with the focus on nanoscience and biophysics. Since the course content would evolve a bit organically, I wanted to share this info with you.

Nanotechnology is a novel technology what generally deals with structures and systems with a size less than 100nm. [1] Due to its unique tiny size, the properties are quite different from bulk properties include physical properties, chemistry properties, biological properties. For example, gold in bulk form is inert, but in nano scale, it tends to be very active. Moreover, different sizes, structures, and surface areas of gold nanoparticles make it exhibit different colors.

I will be writing about the impacts that nanotechnology may have on the world. This journal article is a presentation of research findings on nanotechnology as a paradigm shift that will have a significant impact more than the internet. The report will inform on what business have planned regarding business models to accommodate the new paradigm

Nanotechnology is defined as “the development and use of devices that have a size of