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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
Kenyan education should embrace nanotechnology
Kenya should establish a nanotechnology curriculum to get ahead of the game, say Macharia Waruingi and Jean Njoroge.
6 June 2008
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Source: Business Daily Africa
Risk research needed for water nanotechnology
Nanotechnology could help make drinking water safe, but the risks have to be weighed, say Thembela Hillie and Mbhuti Hlophe.
25 October 2007
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Source: Nature Nanotechnology
We need a 'slow race' for science-based development
19 July 2006
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The developing world embraces nanotechnology
1 July 2005
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Source: Science
News and Features
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Thailand puts big money into nanoscience
Thailand is pumping money into nanotechnology but a dearth of scientists and engineers could be a barrier to success.
Nanotech risk concerns 'must be addressed'
The lack of knowledge about nanotechnology risks must be addressed, a leading expert of the European Commission has warned.
India looks to nanotechnology to boost agriculture
16 May 2008
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Saudi Arabia boosts nanotech research
6 March 2008
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