This is definitly rad....And it brings two really cool things together...Nanotech and Virology.

Researchers at TSRI turn viruses into enhanced nanochemical building blocks

They note that, if the peas are spaced periodically, quantum wave resonances of the electrons traveling through the system can also be tuned. This could, in turn, open the door to using the peapod as a medium for quantum computations.

Nanotech Fine-Tuning

Ok, so I am linking this because I want to be able to find it again when I actually have time to really look at it. But check it out if your into Nanotech....

Presentation Abstracts, Ninth Foresight Conference

The reply from the Institute for Molecular Manufacturing and the Foresight Institute to the september issue of Sciam. It was an interesting issue, where articles for and against Nanotech were side by side. In my eyes, Nanotech is completely possible, and there is simply no grounding in anyone saying that it couldn't happen. I suppose Sciam was just trying to stay neutral though...anyway, check it..

A Debate About Assemblers

"A molecule-sized time bomb that smuggles a triple dose of deadly radioactivity into cancer cells has been developed."

Nanotech may help fight cancer

This is a very good place to get information on current Nanotech news. For those unfamiliar to scientific journals, these articles are more on the technical side, but they are articles from peer-reviewed journals, which is an important factor when getting infoz from the internet.
Thanks for the link Jeremy:)

NANOJOURNAL

"Imagine a computer, suspended in a flask of liquid, which assembles itself when the liquid is poured onto a desktop. Sound like science fiction? Hyman professor of chemistry Charles Lieber is making it happen in his laboratory"

Liquid Computing

Ahhh....nanotech is so rad. I can't wait for the day when it is more mainstream. Until then, I will be making visits to this site.

Nanomagazine

A possible cure for diabetes thanks to some bioengineering

Tiny Capsules Float Downstream

Nanotechnology and Medicine...this is really smart stuff...this is the kind of thing I hope I will be involved in, in the not so distant future

Technology Review - Nanobiotic Lifesavers