Nanotechnology Perceptions
A Review of Ultraprecision Engineering and Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology Perceptions is published to provide a stimulating forum for the exchange of ideas and information concerning nanotechnology (including bionanotechnology and nanomedicine) and ultraprecision engineering. Each issue contains essays on critical issues of the technologies themselves, as well as incisive appraisals of their impact on human life, society and its institutions. Articles are intended for a worldwide readership, and should be of especial interest to leaders in industry, commerce (including bankers and investors), the professions, politics and public administration, and all others who must make decisions based on a sober, impartial assessment of the potential—and risks—of nanotechnology in their areas of work.
Nanotechnology Perceptions (ISSN 1660-6795) is published three times a year (March, July and November) by the Collegium Basilea (Institute of Advanced Study) in Basel. Volume 8 is scheduled to appear in 2012.
Tables of Contents: Volume 1 No 1; Volume 1 No 2; Volume 1 No 3. Volume 2 No 1a; Volume 2 No 1b; Volume 2 No 2; Volume 2 No 3; Volume 3 No 1; Volume 3 No 2; Volume 3 No 3; Volume 4 No 1; Volume 4 No 2; Volume 4 No 3; Volume 5 No 1; Volume 5 No 2; Volume 5 No 3; Volume 6 No 1; Volume 6 No 2; Volume 6 No 3; Volume 7 No 1; Volume 7 No 2; Volume 7 No 3.
Abstracts:
Link to abstracts
Open access articles:
What is nanotechnology? (Ramsden);
The music of the nanospheres (Ramsden);
Nanotechnology—should we be worried? (Whatmore);
NanoDictionary;
Towards a concept system for nanotechnology (Ramsden);
The economic impact of early 21st century scientific research.
Editor-in-Chief: Professor Jeremy J. Ramsden,
(Chair of Nanotechnology, Cranfield University (formerly Cranfield Institute of Technology), UK) (e-mail: info@nano-ntp.com).
Manuscripts may be submitted to the
Journal Office (see below), directly to the Editor-in-Chief,
or to any member of the Editorial Board.
Prospective authors should refer to the
Notes for Contributors or refer to any recent issue
of the publication.
Inaugural press release (March 2005).
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