<p>Futurity.org</a> – Physicists blast cancer with nanobubbles</p>
<p>Rice physicists featured in Futurity, something to consider subscribing to while waiting for admissions news ...</p>
<p>[Birthplace</a> of nanotechnology to host October symposium](<a href=“http://www.nanowerk.com/news/newsid=14718.php]Birthplace”>Birthplace of nanotechnology to host October symposium)<br>
Celebrating the Year of the Nano at Rice</p>
<p>[Researchers</a> use nanobubbles to burst cancer cells](<a href=“http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9154238/Researchers_use_nanobubbles_to_burst_cancer_cells?taxonomyId=12]Researchers”>http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9154238/Researchers_use_nanobubbles_to_burst_cancer_cells?taxonomyId=12)</p>
<p>Thanks for the links. Good reading.</p>
<p>More nano news – this time about bonding success. Always nice to see Rice research in Futurity today.<br>
[Futurity.org</a> – Gold nanowire bond stays strong naturally](<a href=“http://futurity.org/science-technology/gold-nanowire-bond-stays-strong-naturally/]Futurity.org”>http://futurity.org/science-technology/gold-nanowire-bond-stays-strong-naturally/)</p>
<p>Can’t think of a good reason not to subscribe to Futurity.org.</p>
<p>[From</a> beams to buckyballs - setting the stage for the nanotechnology revolution](<a href=“http://www.nanowerk.com/news/newsid=16261.php]From”>From beams to buckyballs - setting the stage for the nanotechnology revolution)
More about Rice’s role in nanotechnology – buckyballs and so on…</p>
<p>Really? I would rather subscribe to Times magazine. anyone remember reading those 4 page kids times packets way back in elementary? I think those are my favorite (anyone with me–or not? lol). To the subject, nano is technically harmful but if sustained, it could be a success; but don’t count on nano for the future. Although Chicago, stanford, mit, and other institutes are researching on the topic vigorously like for comp sci, it still doesn’t have a ground on society and i’m sure there will be many conflicting points to its validity in our life if you know the nano issue.</p>