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Don Eigler: Two decades of nanotech – opinion – 14 October 2009 – New Scientist 
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Don Eigler: Two decades of nanotech - opinion - 14 October 2009 - New Scientist. An interview with Don Eigler of "IBM in 35 xenon atoms" fame. Has nanotechnology trickled down into everyday life yet? To some extent. It's showing up in coatings, cosmetics and sunscreens, and it's starting to s...
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