General Electric is one of the giants of nanotechnology, the science of the ultra-tiny that promises to revolutionize industry, medicine, security and alternative energy.
At the University of Texas they just created an artificial muscle as hard as diamond and as flexible as a rubber band that could be used to create robots with superhuman strength.
After seven years of research, the United Arab Emirates engineer Fahd Mohammad Saeed Hareb has just come up with a sand that could turn the arid desert into a green and fertile territory.
Remember Awesome Journey, the movie in which a vehicle navigated through a scientist's bloodstream to remove the life-threatening clot? Researchers have just made the medical submarine a reality, which could reach hospitals in 5 years.
"Nanotechnology will cure cancer, clean up pollution and alleviate world hunger" A passionate nanotechnology researcher, K. Eric Drexler is a 42-year-old MIT graduate engineer. He currently works as a member of the Institute of Molecular Manufacturing and is president of the Foresight Institute, a club of scientists dedicated to foresight. His book "Engines of Creation" (1989) is considered the bible of nanotechnology.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
