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Lab tours! Art exhibitions! Theater...
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Nano Bite: March 2009
Welcome to the March Nano Bite, the monthly NISE Net e-newsletter. What's new in the network? NanoDays! NanoDays will take place at hundreds of locations throughout the United States March 28 – April 5, 2009. To learn more go to
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Nano Bite: February 2009
Welcome to the February Nano Bite, the monthly NISE Net e-newsletter. What's new in the network? The Digital NanoDays kit is now available for download from nisenet.org. It contains digital files with instructions and graphics to deliver eight hands-on nano
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Washington DC Nano News - NNI Reauthorization, Round 2
January 23, 2009
Margaret Glass
authored by Margaret Glass, ASTC After getting stalled in a Senate committee last summer, H.R. 5940 (the NNI Amendments Act) languished as the failing economy took front page. The only "new" news about the NNI was the relatively dour National...
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Nano Bite: January 2009
Welcome to the first Nano Bite, a monthly NISE Net e-newsletter. You're receiving this newsletter because you've signed up on nisenet.org. We hope you find it useful, but if not, you can unsubscribe by following the instructions in the footer
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Washington DC Nano News - Does the NNI need a bailout, too?
December 15, 2008
Margaret Glass
authored by Margaret Glass, ASTC With all the media attention devoted to bailouts and the Senate replacement scandal, the stalled process of NNI reauthorization tends to fall under the radar. On Dec.11, however, the National Academies released an executive summary...
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Washington DC Nano News - Transition in Progress
November 21, 2008
Margaret Glass
authored by Margaret Glass, ASTC One thing that's hard to appreciate if you don't live around the Beltway is the sheer number of job changes that occur in DC after a major election. Not only will the presidency change hands...
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Washington DC Nano News - It's a “Goo You Wiki” World
November 13, 2008
Margaret Glass
authored by Margaret Glass, ASTC In Harry Kroto's words, kids today live in a GYW world, an environment ruled by the three dominant applications that allow instantaneous access to a world of information: Google, YouTube, and Wikipedia. But information doesn't...
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NanoDays 2011 Digital Kit
Public programs, hands-on activities, and professional development resources about nanoscale science, engineering, and technology and their impact on society.
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NanoDays Eligibility
The NISE Network is no longer creating...
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