Question

Discussion of nanotechnology based on the material presented in K. Eric Drexler's book Engines of Creation. Drexler often comes across as a nanotech "booster" (although he denies this) and he feels that nanotechnology is inevitable or is it?

Do you feel that nanotechnology is practical from a scientific or engineering perspective?

What are some of the technical issues that need to be addressed before this technology is viable?

Social issues dealing with nanotechnology can also be addressed.    Provide evidence to support your ideas.

Answer 1

1. Nanotechnology geneerally refers to an small sized particle invention and incorporation of an particle to provide efficient process.
2. This technology has been on an adverse expansion phase and is being explored in the field of medical imaging,therapeutics and formulations of various drugs.
3. It is not only acting on edge of for an better quality of living but maximizing the uses by raising the standard of living.
4. The formulationd are designed to reach the targeted organs and hence providing an full proff discharge of drug in the organisms body.
5. Nanotechnology is being in collateral uses with the other branches of biology which includes molecular biology, biotechnology etc to improve and have an endless uses.