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Sticky Fingers

Published on Apr 12, 2016

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Sticky Fingers

Introduction to Materials and Nanoscience at UW-Stout

Materials and Nanoscience

Plug a power cord into an outlet...

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Make the cable inside the cord...

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Connect a wire on a computer chip...

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The drive for small

  • medicine
  • environmental cleanup
  • electronics capabilities
  • personal communications and computing
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"Fat" Fingers

“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set it free.”
- Michaelango

Subtractive Manufacturing

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A Single Human Hair

Cut it along its axis 1000 times!
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How small is small?

DNA diameter is approximately 1 nm
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Try to connect the wire where quantum mechanics reigns.

Van der waal’s forces

STICKY FINGERS

Practice Electrical Connections

  • Learn to measure resistance in ohms.
  • Practice reducing the resistance.
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Things that are better small

  • filters that can catch tinier pollutants
  • circuitry that can be used in nanomedicine (cell repair, nanobots)
  • materials improvements at the nanoscale

“There’s plenty of room at the bottom."

- Richard Feynman
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