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    Steady advances in miniaturization are leading technologists beyond the scale where Newton's laws govern the world and into the realm of Nanotechnology. Within the unimaginably tiny space of 100 by 100 nanometers - one millionth the area of the period at the end of this sentence - an amazing collision of physics, biology, and information technology is about to take place. Developments in nano space will define this century just as electronics defined the last.


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