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S. James Immanuel,S. Jayasankar,D. Gnanaraj Thomas,Meenakshi Paramasivanve, practical, and flexible Framework for evaluating and addressing the potential risks of nanoscale materials. The Framework is available at www.nanorisk-framework.com. The intent of this Framework is to define a systematic and disciplined process for identifying, managing, and reducing any environ

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T. Kalyani,T. T. Raman,D. G. Thomas,K. Bhuvaneswari,P. Ravichandranve, practical, and flexible Framework for evaluating and addressing the potential risks of nanoscale materials. The Framework is available at www.nanorisk-framework.com. The intent of this Framework is to define a systematic and disciplined process for identifying, managing, and reducing any environ

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Ravie Chandren Muniyandi,Naeimeh Elkhanible to a potentially unreceptive public (Meyyappan, ch. 20). A common goal among those seeking to facilitate nanotechnology adoption is to avoid public rejection of the emerging technology, as in the oft cited case of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) (see Williams, ch. 22). Currall and colleagu

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Daniel Valenta,Miroslav Langer,Lucie Ciencialová,Luděk Ciencialarom academic, public, and private sectors.Captures contemporWelcome to the ?rst volume of the Yearbook of Nanotechnology in Society! Nanotechnology, hailed as “the next industrial revolution” (NSTC 2000) and c- tiqued for being little more than “hype” (Berube 2006), is the site of a great deal of so

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tiqued for being little more than “hype” (Berube 2006), is the site of a great deal of social and intellectual contest. With some ten billion dollars being spent worldwide on nanotechnology research and development annually and a market forecast of trillions of dollars in sales in the medium-term f