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¿Cuántos moles de gas contiene un Pokémon Gastly?

Posted on June 6, 2018

Blog original en inglés por Natalie Hudson-Smith Originalmente publicado 30 de octubre 2017 Editado por Becky Rodriguez Esta semana, Pokémon Go celebra la temporada de Halloween con un Pokémon especialmente escalofriante. Como fiel seguidora de …

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¿Cómo puede la nanotecnología del grafeno mejorar los lentes de contacto inteligentes?

Posted on May 14, 2018

Blog original en inglés por Nikki Hoang Originalmente publicado 14 de Marzo 2018 Traducido por Mariah Dooley, Editado por Becky Rodriguez ¿Alguna vez has querido tener visión super humana? ¿Qué harías si pudieras grabar y reproducir …

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How do nanomaterials from e-waste transform in water? Computational chemistry helps find the answer

Posted on May 10, 2018

by Joe Bennett edited by Caley Allen The development of nanotechnology has been an exciting route to chemical innovation that has changed the way that we live. Fields as diverse as medicine, water treatment, and …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged batteries, Caley Allen, computational chemistry, computer modeling, electronics, Joe Bennett, nanoparticles1 Comment

Nano in your ear! Nanotechnology and hearing

Posted on May 3, 2018

by Bob Hamers Nano in your ear! No, it’s not a childish taunt of nanotechnology adherents or a threat of nano-bots invading our bodies, but a fact of life – nature’s nanotechnology plays a key …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged Bob Hamers, disability, hearing, hearing loss, nanotechnology, stem cells

¿Cómo se puede calcular cuántos átomos hay en una nanopartícula?

Posted on April 30, 2018

Blog original en inglés por Cathy Murphy Originalmente publicado 28 de Julio 2016 Traducio por Mariah Dooley, editado por Curtis Green Hace dos años, escribí una publicación en el blog llamado Dos maneras de hacer …

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Landing Among the Stars: Averages in Society

Posted on April 26, 2018

by Naomi Dalchand edited by Alicia McGeachy As I was helping my sister prepare for her job interview a few weeks ago, it struck me that she did not believe she was qualified enough to …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged Alicia McGeachy, average, graduate school, life in science, Naomi Dalchand, standardized testing, statistics1 Comment

¡Recibir el año con una explosión!

Posted on April 19, 2018

Blog original en inglés por Natalie Hudson-Smith Editado por Becky Rodriguez Publicado originalmente el 28 de diciembre 2017 La primera vez que tuve en mis manos una luz de Bengala fue apenas hace un año. …

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Nanoparticles can stick to bacteria, but does more nanoparticle sticking mean more toxicity?

Posted on April 13, 2018

by Joe Buchman Have bacteria ever made you sick? If you answer no I’m not going to believe you. When most of us think about bacteria, we’re reminded of how miserable we were the last …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged bacteria, cells, colony counting, gold, Joe Buchman, nanoparticles, publication summary, Shewanella oneidensis, toxicity1 Comment

Las nanopartículas artificiales cambian de forma en el suelo y el agua subterránea

Posted on April 6, 2018

Blog original en inglés por Sam Lohse Originalmente publicado 22 de Febrero 2018 Traducio por Mariah Dooley, Editado por Curtis Green Las nanopartículas artificiales (NPs) ahora son componentes de miles de productos de consumo, que …

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Spring 2018 Update & Recommended Reading

Posted on April 4, 2018

by Miriam Krause It’s been a busy month in the Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology! We had our spring all-hands meeting at Johns Hopkins University, where we discussed research, did professional development, and enjoyed some in-person team …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged conference, ethics, microbeads, Miriam Krause, nanotechnology, outreach, Recommended Reading, social media, women in science
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