Kristin: Tonight I got a request from @spenceroni:
@kristinalford hey Kristin, @summit_minds and I are looking for some good/interesting sites about nanotechnology. Any suggestions?
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So without too much thought, here’s what came to mind and in no particular order:
- AZoNano for tech papers, links to companies latest research and products.
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The museum/sci education network NISE: http://www.nisenet.org/. Lots of images, activities, etc.
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The Foresight Institute, especially for a molecular manufacturing perspective.
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Definitely read @2020science‘s site http://2020science.org/. For science, policy, and lots of engagement and discussion.
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I would have suggested NanoVic (with whom we worked from 2004-2009). It’s ceased, but the blogs from that site are still available here on the Bridge8 site.
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Soft Machines by Richard Jones at the University of Sheffield, good scientific details, a thoughtful blog
- Matter For All by @hilarysutcliffe. There is good information and a blog, and a link to the excellent resource Nano & Me (which we’ve blogged on here) providing unbiased questions.
- Of course, I did omit AccessNano in my original list, but I’ll add it here!
Any others you can think of?




Call this some shameless self-promotion if you want… because that’s what it is! http://www.nanomagazine.co.uk has a range of articles on nanotechnology, with supportive event and course information and news content.
Thanks
Fraser Shand
Thanks Fraser, that’s great (and very relevant shameless self-promotion!).
NanoWiki also suggested their site http://nanowiki.info/ to me via Twitter. Great to see other contributions to my off the cuff list.