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Valentine’s Day

Happy Valentine’s Day from our amazing universe! 

Posted on February 14, 2024

by Bob Hamers Today’s blog post is a Valentine’s Day message from our universe, sent 7500 years ago from an address 44,000,000,000,000,000,000 (that’s 44 quadrillion, or 4.4×1019) miles away. 

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged astronomy, Bob Hamers, chemistry, color, nanoparticles, scientists, spectroscopy, Valentine's Day

A Valentine’s Day DIY: nanoscience-inspired rock candy!

Posted on February 13, 2024

by Savannah Phillips With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, you may be looking for an easy, fun, do-it-yourself activity to do with your significant other or friends. Or, you may be interested in an edible science …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged demonstrations, food, nano-art, nano-crystals, nucleation, Savannah Phillips, supersaturation, Valentine's Day

What Does Nanotechnology Have to Do with Chocolate?

Posted on February 9, 2017

by Liz Laudadio edited by Mimi Hang A few days from now is Valentine’s Day, a day to take time to appreciate what matters the most in life… chocolate! I’m sure you’ve seen the tiny, …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged chocolate, crystals, lipid bilayer, Liz Laudadio, Mimi Hang, nanotechnology, Valentine's Day1 Comment

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