Carbon Nanotubes

if anyone that really know about nanotechnology please let me know where i can learn and see more about ntech.thanks

I love this field of knowledge and would love to work in but I'm still in the 1sf year of Biomedical Engineering. What can I do to get in this field as fast as I can. I want to work on this!

look around at your school and nearby universities for nanotech researchers. many new facilities are and departments are coming along, often at traditionally engineering-focused universities. Purdue University in the middle of the US (Indiana) for example has a very large, brand new facility.

Thanks for the answers. I have listen the podcast of Professor David Smith, interesting podcast. Thanks for the help "darlantro", but I not in US by now. I study in Portugal,in the other side of the ocean, indeed I talked about my fascination for nanotechnology and specially nanomedicine with some researchers in nanotech (in my University) and got more information. Anyway, thanks a lot.

This field is very easy to get into if you major in Electrical Engineering, or Chemistry.

I love when scientists acts like this one. Big smile, "LOVE what I do!"

got to love the english

kind of... we have atomic force microscopes which "feel" the atoms more than they "see" them, but basically allow to visualize a pattern of atoms on a more or less flat surface. Just type atomic force microscope in google images, you'll see how it works.

you absolutely have to

cant they make it any bigger?

They have been talking a lot about it replacing gold.

LMAO

i get it.

they say thies NANOTUBES will give us the ability to make ropes from the suface to space. nomore rockets.

Good job