Science and Development Network
News, views and information about science, technology and the developing world
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It is hailed as having the potential to help solve some of the developing world's biggest problems. But what can nanotechnology — the science of the infinitely small — really do? And what are its risks and benefits?
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Opinions and Analysis
Biomed Analysis: Engage the public on new technologies
Neither dispassionate information nor scare stories are the answer: we need public engagement on health interventions, argues Priya Shetty.
16 November 2011
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Take anti-technology threats seriously
Recent attacks on scientists reveal a real threat, but rhetoric misses the mark — technology is not the problem, says Gerardo Herrera Corral.
News and Features
Thailand's nanotech research tackles disaster prevention
Thailand is investing in nanotechnology to help alleviate the impact of floods and other natural disasters.
25 January 2012
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Researchers strike gold with nanoparticle virus test
An award-winning, rapid test for hepatitis C that uses gold nanoparticles could be especially useful in the Middle East and North Africa.
S&T in Peru 'not feeding into development'
26 October 2011
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Test could give HIV diagnosis 'in minutes'
6 September 2011
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