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This review is from: Handbook of Nanoscience, Engineering, and Technology (Electrical Engineering Handbook) (Hardcover)
Is Nanotech just more hype? Blue sky research with no practical products in sight?This book hopes to dispell that by presenting a solid survey of the field. It does require a fairly high technical level in the reader, concentrated in engineering. This may be a good sign. Things are not relegated to pure research. Indeed, several chapters discuss possible biotech and molecular electronics applications. Though you should be warned that these might be harder to build than expressed in the confident tone of some authors. Some readers may see parallels to a description of the semiconductor industry circa 1955, when some devices had been built, but the full potential was only just being suspected. If so, perhaps all the more reason for you to go into nanotech, using this book as one of your guides. |
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Handbook of Nanoscience, Engineering, and Technology, Second Edition (Electrical Engineering Handbook) by William A. Goddard III (Hardcover - May 3, 2007)
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