4D DNA Printing: High-Level Manufacturing of Nanomaterials

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4D DNA Printing: High-Level Manufacturing of Nanomaterials

Posted August 1, 2015 | Leadership | Technology | Amplify

In this article, I argue that over the next decade or so, we will see the emergence of a multidisciplinary technological convergence toward high-level manufacturing and information processing based around nanotechnologies.

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Carl Adams

Carl Adams is a Principal Lecturer and Researcher in the School of Computing at the University of Portsmouth. His professional experience spans 12 years of working in the computer industry as a software engineer, system analyst, and consultant before going into academia. Dr. Adams’s research explores the impact of changing technology and wider risks and uncertainty, including ICT4D activity, supporting displaced people with mobile technology and… Read More

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4D DNA Printing: High-Level Manufacturing of Nanomaterials

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