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New Research a 'pore' excuse for engineering
Nanoscale materials has great potential for developments in microelectronics or drug delivery system
Mar 21/06
by Nicolle Wahl
A new study by chemists and engineers at the University of Toronto describes a nanoscale material they’ve created that could help satisfy society’s never-ending hunger for smaller digital devices and cell phones, and could even lead to new methods for delivering medications via skin patches. (…)
http://www.engineering.utoronto.ca/English/New-research-a-pore-excuse-for-engineering.html






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	Scanning electron microscope image of a periodic mesoporous organosilicas materials New Research a 'pore' excuse for engineering Nanoscale materials has great potential for developments in microelectronics or drug delivery system Mar 21/06 by Nicolle Wahl A new study by chemists and engineers at the University of Toronto describes a nanoscale material they’ve created that could help satisfy society’s never-ending hunger for smaller digital devices and cell phones, and could even lead to new methods for delivering medications via skin patches. (…) http://www.engineering.utoronto.ca/English/New-research-a-pore-excuse-for-engineering.html
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