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What is a Nanometre?
I just finished a new exhibit for the main building on Nanotechnology Island, titled “What is a nanometre?” It’s fairly self-explanatory: … more →
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What is a Nanometre?
Troy wrote 7 months ago: I just finished a new exhibit for the main building on Nanotechnology Island, titled “What is … more →
Music Video about Nanoisland
Troy wrote 7 months ago: I just finished a funky music video showing the highlights of Nanotechnology Island. I’d embe … more →
The Giants of Nanotechnology Island
Troy wrote 7 months ago: You may have noticed that many of the exhibits on Nanotechnology Island aren’t life size - the … more →
This is Top Level Stuff
Troy wrote 7 months ago: When you first arrive at the top level of the Tower of Ten, you see a cute blue car. If you look cl … more →
Now Add Water...
Troy wrote 7 months ago: On the third level of the Tower of Ten, we find exhibits about water at various scales. The first e … more →
Going Up a Level
Troy wrote 7 months ago: Last week, we started exploring the Tower of Ten on Nanotechnology Island, starting on the bottom le … more →
The Tower of Ten
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Troy wrote 7 months ago: Atop a hill in the middle of the Nanotechnology sim sits a magnificent glass structure named the Tow … more →
SIMS
Troy wrote 8 months ago: The Surface & Nano-Analysis Lab on Nanotechnology Island has a detailed and life-size model of a … more →
The Airborne Particle Monitoring Station
Troy wrote 8 months ago: On the southeast side of the Nanotechnology sim, there’s an Airborne Particle Monitoring Stati … more →
We Have a Ball
Troy wrote 8 months ago: The gallery in the main building of Nanotechnology Island has a giant model of buckminsterfullerene. … more →
Atomic Force Microscopes
Troy wrote 8 months ago: Atomic Force Microscopes (AFMs) can “see” things that are smaller than a nanometer - whi … more →
Newton's Apple Tree
Troy wrote 8 months ago: I’m going to write some posts highlighting various exhibits and other features on the Nanotech … more →
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