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Yes, you can download the course materials over the web. No, it really isn't an online course for credit. Go to
http://my.fit.edu/~jbrenner/nanotechnolo...
name = fltech password = brenner
It is a three hour night class meeting tonight.
Last week we met twice, but that will be the only time that applies. One of my students does record some of my presentations, although the last one was low on the volume side.
As for the nanotechnology lab class, you can see what we do online, but lab classes are hard to do over the Internet. If you send me an e-mail address offline, I can catch you up pretty quickly. The superhydrophobicity part of the course is in about 2 months under Bioinspired Materials. Think of the lotus leaf.
name = fltech password = brenner
name = fltech password = brenner
Then from there, once approved, you could just say "oh and regular silver nanoparticles (not ions) work just as well". Think of the lives that could be saved (and the new bacteria-resistant superbugs that wouldn't be bred).
http://cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs-wm/36875....
which may make a "sanitary sewer" possible! -- j
Uh. jbrenner. Mind if I log into your class too?
Jan
With that being said, it seems to me that the minor scoring that occurs via flight would quickly obliterate this pattern unless of course the metal were so how able to completely withstand all forms of weathering.
now all they have to do is commercialize the process. also it can be used to replace all of those bridges around the country..
But what I did see here, is very impressive, for the appropriate applications.