This is not Poetry. #poetry (part 2) – The nanofactory sings in d minor.

Second excerpt read from the chapbook “This is not Poetry. #poetry” by Joseph AW Quintela. Featuring the epic 16 measure repetition of “bird song”. Words deformed and reformed by repetition. To read the chapbook visit: issuu.com For more on Joseph AW Quintela visit: www.josephquintela.com

Nanotechnology: The Promise Of The Future Or Pandora’s Box – Part 3

The power of molecular manufacturing — Nanotechnology — is huge. It has the potential to slow, stop, prevent or reverse aging. Yet, some fear that exploration in Nanotechnology may backfire and become a means of mass destruction. Is there a way to tap into the power of Nanotechnology without opening diabolical Pandora’s Box? Moderator: Morton Kondracke. Guests: Robert G. Best, University of South Carolina Mike Treder, Center for Responsible Nanotechnology.

The power of molecular manufacturing — Nanotechnology — is huge. It has the potential to slow, stop, prevent or reverse aging. Yet, some fear that exploration in Nanotechnology may backfire and become a means of mass destruction. Is there a way to tap into the power of Nanotechnology without opening diabolical Pandora’s Box? Moderator: Morton Kondracke. Guests: Robert G. Best, University of South Carolina Mike Treder, Center for Responsible Nanotechnology.
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Nanotechnology: The Promise Of The Future Or Pandora’s Box – Part 2

The power of molecular manufacturing — Nanotechnology — is huge. It has the potential to slow, stop, prevent or reverse aging. Yet, some fear that exploration in Nanotechnology may backfire and become a means of mass destruction. Is there a way to tap into the power of Nanotechnology without opening diabolical Pandora’s Box? Moderator: Morton Kondracke. Guests: Robert G. Best, University of South Carolina Mike Treder, Center for Responsible Nanotechnology.