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Protein Stiffness And Scaling Laws 
crnano.typepad.com | by Chris Phoenix | Mon, Mar 23
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Eric Drexler has recently been pushing proteins as nanomaterials - even to the point of telling people not to work on diamond yet, which seems strange given that serious researchers are already studying diamond mechanosynthesis in the lab. Drexler likes... Eric Drexler has recently been p...
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