Part Iii: Retrospective Evaluation
Nanotechnology in Manufacturing
Nanotechnology in Manufacturing
LAS 432
Professor Robert Clark August 26th, 2012
LAS 432
Professor Robert Clark August 26th, 2012
Danielle Nicholson, Wilmer Solorzano, Michael Moore, and Yisel Sanchez
Our primary focus with this paper was to research and assess the issues associated with the specific emerging technology.
Danielle Nicholson, Wilmer Solorzano, Michael Moore, and Yisel Sanchez
Our primary focus with this paper was to research and assess the issues associated with the specific emerging technology.
TABLE OF CONTENT
NANOTECHNOLOGY IN MANUFACTURING
INTRODUCTION
TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION Danielle
ASSOCIATED SCIENCE EXPLANATION Danielle
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT Danielle
POLICTICAL INFLUENCES Michael
LEGAL INFLUENCES Michael
ECONOMIC QUESTIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS Michael
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS Wilmer
SOCIAL EFFECTS Wilmer
TECHNOLOGY-CULTURE CONTEXT & MEDIA INFLUENCE Wilmer
IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ENVIROMENT Yisel
MORAL AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS Yisel
CONCLUSION Yisel
REFERENCES Team
BREIF DESCRIPTION
What is Nanotechnology Manufacturing? The concept behind Nanotechnology is maneuvering molecules and/or atoms to fabricate resources and formations straightforwardly, in addition to utilizing the exclusive traits of matter at the Nano scale. The definition of technology is "the application of science and scientific knowledge for industrial or commercial objectives," then in its most simplistic form, nanotechnology is defined as "the application of science and scientific knowledge, at the Nano scale, for industrial or commercial objectives." In order to understand the size of material/matter involved at the Nano scale level, one needs to trace down the units of measurement, commencing with an ant (at the mill scale) and ending at the very bottom, at the Nano scale. The Nano scale is far
Nanotechnology in Manufacturing
LAS 432
Professor Robert Clark August 26th, 2012
LAS 432
Professor Robert Clark August 26th, 2012
Danielle Nicholson, Wilmer Solorzano, Michael Moore, and Yisel Sanchez
Our primary focus with this paper was to research and assess the issues associated with the specific emerging technology.
Danielle Nicholson, Wilmer Solorzano, Michael Moore, and Yisel Sanchez
Our primary focus with this paper was to research and assess the issues associated with the specific emerging technology.
TABLE OF CONTENT
NANOTECHNOLOGY IN MANUFACTURING
INTRODUCTION
TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION Danielle
ASSOCIATED SCIENCE EXPLANATION Danielle
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT Danielle
POLICTICAL INFLUENCES Michael
LEGAL INFLUENCES Michael
ECONOMIC QUESTIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS Michael
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS Wilmer
SOCIAL EFFECTS Wilmer
TECHNOLOGY-CULTURE CONTEXT & MEDIA INFLUENCE Wilmer
IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ENVIROMENT Yisel
MORAL AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS Yisel
CONCLUSION Yisel
REFERENCES Team
BREIF DESCRIPTION
What is Nanotechnology Manufacturing? The concept behind Nanotechnology is maneuvering molecules and/or atoms to fabricate resources and formations straightforwardly, in addition to utilizing the exclusive traits of matter at the Nano scale. The definition of technology is "the application of science and scientific knowledge for industrial or commercial objectives," then in its most simplistic form, nanotechnology is defined as "the application of science and scientific knowledge, at the Nano scale, for industrial or commercial objectives." In order to understand the size of material/matter involved at the Nano scale level, one needs to trace down the units of measurement, commencing with an ant (at the mill scale) and ending at the very bottom, at the Nano scale. The Nano scale is far
References: HISTORY A talk about “Nano-technology” was given by physicist Richard Feynman at the Caltech on December 29, 1959 (EPA, 2007) The EPA has leaded the research for what nanotechnology is being used today (EPA, 2007) The discussion of nanotechnologies faces three dilemmas according to an article “Identifying Ethical Issues of Nanotechnologies” by Joachim Schummer 2) Bonsor, K., & Strickland, J. (2007). How nanotechnology works. Retrieved from http://science.howstuffworks.com/nanotechnology.htm 3) A short history of nanotechnology