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(cont.) ... STEM STAR Daniela Wilson tells @Wired: "Today we are a step closer to making it science fact." http://t.co/UgeDC3IN

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STEM STAR D. Wilson tells @Wired: Nano jet engines seeking out disease & administering drugs to sick cells may seem like science fiction...

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CHECK IT OUT: Smaller Magnetic Materials Push Boundaries of Nanotechnology: http://t.co/PlZBldOr

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CHECK IT OUT: Smaller Magnetic Materials Push Boundaries of Nanotechnology: http://t.co/K3y8XJw2

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DID YOU KNOW? carbon nanotubes may replace silicon in electronic products?

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DID YOU KNOW? many people are very excited about the possibilities created by nanotechnology, but much of the excitement is based on theory

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DID YOU KNOW? nano materials are both lightweight and extremely strong

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CHECK IT OUT: the inventors of the scanning tunneling microscope won a Nobel prize. http://t.co/CX9xkRvo

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STEM STARS Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer invented the scanning tunneling microscope, a key instrument in nanotechnology studies.

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CHECK IT OUT: see a diagram of a scanning tunneling microscope http://t.co/PEbHNKeH

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CHECK IT OUT: a new method of nano-printing http://t.co/rWxqDzFl

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DID YOU KNOW? It will be years before nano factories become a reality. http://t.co/DWvvfE8e

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STEM STAR Robert Freitas Jr says Nanofactory's products would have every atom in exactly the right place & be made from strongest materials

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CHECK IT OUT: The nano factory of the future, a compact molecular manufacturing system, could build large-scale, atomically precise products

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DID YOU KNOW? Understanding how motor proteins move material around in cells can help scientists learn how 2 make more efficient big motors.

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STEM STAR: Paul Weiss, @UCLA, says the nano-car can help scientists learn why tiny motors in nature are so efficient. http://t.co/d9AxMz45

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STEM STAR: Syuzanna Harutyunyan's nano car is a molecule with a long body & a paddle at each corner. http://t.co/Do2T4gF8

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CHECK IT OUT: many scientists working with nanotechnology seek to mimic nature.

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DID YOU KNOW? protective clothing & filtration masks may not protect workers from invasive nano-particles? http://t.co/h17s5OhC

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DID YOU KNOW? keeping nanotubes in a liquid solution lowers the risk of inhalation, & may make it safer to work with nano-materials.