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Getting to know the public [Anonymous] |
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Applicability of AFM in cancer detection Lekka M, Laidler P |
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Applicability of AFM in cancer detection Reply Cross SE, Jin YS, Rao JY, Gimzewski JK |
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Nanotechnology, energy and markets Jones R |
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New insights into public perceptions Currall SC |
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Atomic waterwheels go to work Brandbyge M |
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Shorting neurons with nanotubes Silva GA |
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Nanoparticles reconstruct lipids Dawson KA, Salvati A, Lynch I |
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Nanotubes light up cells Krauss TD |
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Cultural cognition of the risks and benefits of nanotechnology Kahan DM, Braman D, Slovic P, Gastil J, Cohen G |
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Religious beliefs and public attitudes toward nanotechnology in Europe and the United States Scheufele DA, Corley EA, Shih TJ, Dalrymple KE, Ho SS |
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Deliberating the risks of nanotechnologies for energy and health applications in the United States and United Kingdom Pidgeon N, Harthorn BH, Bryant K, Rogers-Hayden T |
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Current-driven atomic waterwheels Dundas D, McEniry EJ, Todorov TN |
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Donor deactivation in silicon nanostructures Bjork MT, Schmid H, Knoch J, Riel H, Riess W |
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Imaging the electrical conductance of individual carbon nanotubes with photothermal current microscopy Tsen AW, Donev LAK, Kurt H, Herman LH, Park J |
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Multimodal optical sensing and analyte specificity using single-walled carbon nanotubes Heller DA, Jin H, Martinez BM, Patel D, Miller BM, Yeung TK, Jena PV, Hobartner C, Ha T, Silverman SK, Strano MS |
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One-step DNA-programmed growth of luminescent and biofunctionalized nanocrystals Ma N, Sargent EH, Kelley SO |
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Carbon nanotubes might improve neuronal performance by favouring electrical shortcuts Cellot G, Cilia E, Cipollone S, Rancic V, Sucapane A, Giordani S, Gambazzi L, Markram H, Grandolfo M, Scaini D, Gelain F, Casalis L, Prato M, Giugliano M, Ballerini L |