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Issue 8: Under The MicroscopeImages of Martian dust from an atomic force microscope on Mars this month was hailed as a major step forward in understanding the history of the planet. In this issue, NANO looks at recent advances in microscopy. |
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Nano Newsletter
Images of Martian dust from an atomic force microscope on Mars this month was hailed as a major step forward in understanding the history of the planet. In this issue, NANO looks at recent advances in microscopy.
CEA-Leti is the nanotechnology backbone of France. Dr. Jean-Christophe Gabriel, along with more than 20 other program managers, explores investment, research and development at the Grenoble-based centre.
In every issue we bring you an interview with a leading opinion maker from the world of nanotechnology. Ottilia Saxl talks with CEA-LETI Director Laurent Malier about his burning ambitions.
In this article, Richard Moore examines some of the characteristics that make nanomedicine different to conventional approaches and potentially exciting in opening up new treatment opportunities.
An atomic force microscope on board NASA’s Phoenix Lander, currently sitting on the arctic pole of Mars, has returned the very first image of a single particle of dust from the red planet, providing new clues about the history of water on Mars and taking another step towards the possibility of a manned mission.