Green groups baulk at joining nanotechnology talks

Silver Bullet Talks with Matthew Green

7 M atthew Green, an assistant research professor at the Johns Hopkins Information Security Institute, talks about the difference between theoretical and applied cryptography, blogs, and back doors. You've spent a lot of time straddling the gap between academia and the corporate world. Can you explain the difference between theoretical and applied cryptography? It turns out, and I was surprised...

The challenges of green nanotechnology

Nanomaterials have great impacts on life sciences; however, these advanced materials may induce inadvertant consequences. Thus, this editorial will highlight the futuristic challenges ingreen nanotechnology.

Healthcare workers baulk at caring for contagious patients.

Green Nanotechnology Challenges And Opportunities June 2011

The Green route of Silver nanotechnology: Phytosynthesis and applications

Silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) are amongst the most investigated materials in nanotechnology in view of their unique physio-chemical features and applications in restorative science. Their progressive usages in different fields of science besides some predominant restrictions with conventional methods for their synthesis have demanded analysts to discover green courses for their creation. Biologi...