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Nature Nanotechnology first birthday

October 2007 marks the first anniversary of the launch of Nature Nanotechnology. To celebrate, the editors have put together their highlights from the first 12 issues. The selection, which is available free until December 2007, reflects the diversity of nanoscience and technology, including contributions from chemists, physicists, materials scientists, engineers, biomedical researchers and others. We hope that you will enjoy browsing through the list, and join us in looking forward to an enjoyable, informative second year.
Nature Nanotechnology first-year highlights.

Posted by Maxine Clarke on October 02, 2007
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