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initial funding from BTG
International Limited
and
now additional support from EPSRC
we have established a Nanotechnology Network with an overall interest in
Biological Systems that might be used in Nanotechnology and, in particular,
molecular machines. The Network Membership includes a number of UK-based scientists working in the area of molecular motors, but we will extend this list of scientists through this internet site. The VIRTUAL NETWORK area allows registration of new members and provides a forum for discussion of specific subjects of interest to NanoNet Members. We have also included scientists from outside the UK who have experience in this area. This includes a number of individuals and teams who are working in the area of single-molecule experimentation, which is fundamental to the development of Nanotechnology. In addition, we have members from the main scientific disciplines involved in Nanotechnology - Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Engineering and Mathematics. The
primary aim of the Network is create links between scientists working
in a variety of areas that are linked through a mutual interest in MOLECULAR
MACHINES. These aims are supported through NanoNet
Bursaries, bi-annual Workshops and a Virtual Network discussion area
that allows secure exchange of information. |
