NanoBlog
A blog about anything nanotech
The Journal of Semiconductor Science and Technology has a special issue on graphene with open access.
Dexter Johnson with the IEEE posted his interviews with Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer at the opening of the new IBM and ETH Zurich nanotechnology laboratory. The two men won the 1986 Nobel prize for inventing the scanning tunneling microscope.
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The University of Cambridge has posted a number of lectures in theoretical physics online with open access. p-brane readers might be interested in the classical dynamics and quantum field theory courses.
Ralph Merkle gives a non-technical Introduction to Nanotechnology and the future of manufacturing at the atomic level. The lecture comes from the Executive Program at Singularity University.
NIST and AIP have made a large library of semiconductor research available online with open access to all.
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The ACS Journal of Physical Chemistry C has a virtual issue of the physical chemistry of graphene and functionalized graphene. The articles are open access to ACS members until August 31, 2011.
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The IOP Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics has a special issue on Plasma Nanoscience. The articles are open access for 30 days. Check them out while you can.
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DIYgenomics is a new website providing personal genomic mobile apps and crowd sourcing clinical trials. The apps use the data file supplied from 23andme.
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