Chapters Brief Overview:
1: Nanotechnology: Introduction to the principles, applications, and future of nanotechnology.
2: K. Eric Drexler: A look into Drexler's pivotal role in the development of molecular nanotechnology.
3: History of nanotechnology: Tracing the roots and evolution of nanotechnology as a scientific discipline.
4: Nanomaterials: A deep dive into the creation and properties of materials at the nanoscale.
5: Nanometrology: Techniques for measuring and characterizing nanomaterials with precision.
6: Nanotechnology for water purification: Examining how nanotech is used to improve water treatment and purification processes.
7: Nanomechanics: Exploring the mechanical properties and behaviors of nanomaterials and their applications.
8: Productive nanosystems: Understanding how nanosystems can be designed for efficient production at the molecular level.
9: Nanomedicine: Investigating how nanotechnology is transforming the field of medicine, from drug delivery to diagnostics.
10: MBN Explorer: Overview of a software tool that simulates molecular dynamics for nanotechnology research.
11: Nanochemistry: Exploring the chemistry behind nanotechnology, from synthesis to functionalization.
12: Nanomanufacturing: An insight into the methods and technologies used to manufacture products at the nanoscale.
13: Nanoengineering: How engineering principles are applied to the design and development of nanodevices and systems.
14: Nanoruler: Understanding the use of precise molecular rulers in nanoscale measurements and constructions.
15: Drexler–Smalley debate on molecular nanotechnology: A look at the debate between Drexler and Smalley on the future of molecular nanotechnology.
16: Characterization of nanoparticles: Methods used to identify and analyze the properties of nanoparticles.
17: Green nanotechnology: Investigating how nanotechnology can be applied to promote sustainability and environmental protection.
18: Nanoelectronics: How nanotechnology is advancing the field of electronics, enabling faster and more efficient devices.
19: Selfassembling peptide: The potential of peptides to selfassemble and form complex nanostructures for various applications.
20: Nanosensor: An exploration of nanosensors, their capabilities, and their applications in different fields.
21: Molecular nanotechnology: A comprehensive conclusion on the significance and future of molecular nanotechnology in shaping the future.
This book offers a thorough understanding of the dynamic and rapidly evolving world of molecular nanotechnology. It is more than just a textbook; it is an essential guide for anyone interested in exploring the vast potential of nanotechnology and its transformative impact on various fields.