Google Tech TalksSeptember 12, 2006Yi Cui is an assistant professor in the Materials Science and Engineering Department at Stanford University. He is a recipient of the Technology Review World Top 100 Young Innovator Award. He received his PhD degree from Harvard University working with Prof. Charles Lieber. He received his B.S. degree from Univ of Science and Technology of China.ABSTRACTNanowires and nanocrystals represent important nanomaterials with one-dimensional and zero-dimensional morphology, respectively. Here I will give an overview on the research about how these nanomaterials impact the critical applications in faster transistors, smaller nonvolatile memory devices, efficient...

Nanotechnology cancer treatments use tiny particles to unleash poisons into cancer cells without the harmful side effects of chemotherapy. Learn how nanotechnology is improving cancer treatments with information from a doctor in this free video on cancer.Expert: Dr. David CathcartBio: Dr. David Cathcart specializes in occupational medicine and has an in-depth knowledge of cancer, as well as experience dealing with cancer patients and treatment for multiple years.Filmmaker: Johnny Cathcart

NCI B-roll describing the NCI Alliance for Nanotechnology. Includes animation and footage of labs, patients and doctors, and physicians at computers

From smartphones to skincare, there are currently over 1,000 commercial products containing nanomaterials, with applications as far ranging as the fields of medicine, engineering, electronics and energy production. This session of Public Health Grand Rounds focuses on the current state of knowledge in nanotechnology and discusses concerns about the harmful impact that exposure to some nanomaterials may have on humans and the environment.Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.htmlThis video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/about/grand-rounds/archives/2010/04-April.htm

A documentary short created for Global Media course at Brown University 2007.

Complete program at: http://fora.tv/fora/showthread.php?t=273Former Wall Street analyst Andy Kessler talks about the future of medical nanotechnology and its possible effects on the economics of the medical industry.-----Former Wall Street analyst, Andy Kessler, follows the money into the frontiers of medicine and discovers that people may never have heart attacks again in his book, The End of Medicine.

Find out how nanotechnology can enhance solar panel efficiency in this report from green tech, Joel Johnson.

Mr. Deity is told that his design for the humans leaves something to be desired.

The Temper Trap - Science of Fear

Dr. Don Pettit performs a number of microgravity experiments while onboard the International Space Station. This is a compilation of the experiments performed for the Saturday Morning Science program.