[tt] advanced nanotechnology - 9 new articles
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1. [3]Status of electron spin quantum dot quantum computers
2. [4]Center for Responsible Nanotechnology conference notes
3. [5]Laser based Quantum computers can run Shor's Algorithm
4. [6]Google's lunar robot rover X-prize of $30 million
5. [7]2007 State of the Future report
6. [8]New Inkjet printer with dots with 100 times better resolution
7. [9]What is the technical basis of the new Russian bomb that is
over 4 times more powerful than a similar US bomb [del.icio.us]
8. [10]DNA-Based Technique For better control of Assembly of Nano-
and Micro-sized Particles
9. [11]Russian bomb probably has nanoparticles
10. [12]More Recent Articles
11. [13]Search advanced nanotechnology
[14]Status of electron spin quantum dot quantum computers
[15]In the four years of research on electron spins in quantum dots,
all of the essential ingredients for a quantum computer have been
realized.
The next steps are clear. First, we need to integrate all of the
basic functions into a single system. Then we need to expand the
system from two quantum dots to a large array of dots.
And we need to find better ways of overcoming the environment's
effects on the fragile spin states--the most fundamental challenge
we researchers face now. One possibility is to construct the
quantum-computing chip out of materials that have no nuclear spin,
such as isotopically pure silicon-28 or carbon-12. Eventually we'll
need to reduce the number of errors to at most one in every 10 000
elementary operations. At that point, we could use a technique
called quantum error correction to guarantee reliable calculations.
FURTHER READING:
Research paper abstract: [16]Spins in few-electron quantum dots
[17]51 page pdf of the above paper
[18]The Delft spin qubit research home page
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[32]Center for Responsible Nanotechnology conference notes
[33]Online notes for the [34]Center for Responsible Nanotechnology
conference Notes of my presentation is the second last section of this
article.
[35]There is more conference coverage from Simone Syed
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[49]Laser based Quantum computers can run Shor's Algorithm
[50]Two groups have made laser based Quantum computers able to run
Shor's algorithm, which would let them break financial encryption. It
would take about two qubits per bit of encryption. 1024 bit encryption
would need 2048 qubits to break.
There are algorithms for encryption which would be resistant to Shor's
algorithm on quantum computers. So we would still be able to encrypt
financial transactions.
[51]Past article on quantum computers and Shor's algorithm
[52]My past quantum computer summary
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[66]Google's lunar robot rover X-prize of $30 million
[67]Cnet reports Google has funded a lunar rover robot X-prize of $30
million
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[81]2007 State of the Future report
[82]The 9 page executive summary from the 2007 State of the Future
report
The most interesting thing to me is on page 7. A summary of the work
on future education possibilities, which basically gets into
intelligence augmentation and AGI.
The possibilities were:
o National programs for improving collective intelligence
o Just-in-time knowledge and learning
o Individualized education
o Use of simulations
o Continuous evaluation of individual learning processes designed to
prevent people from growing unstable or becoming mentally ill
o Improved individual nutrition
o Genetically increased intelligence
o Use of global on-line simulations as a primary social science
research tool
o Use of public communications to reinforce pursuit of knowledge
o Portable artificial intelligence devices
o Complete mapping of human synapses to discover how learning occurs
and thereby develop strategies for improvement of learning
o Means for keeping adult brains healthier for longer periods
o Chemistry for brain enhancement
o Web 17.0
o Integrated life-long learning systems
o Programs aimed at eliminating prejudice and hate
o E-Teaching
o Smarter than human computers o Artificial microbes enhancing
intelligence
[83]There estimates of the likelihood of each of those possibilities
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I view it as particially a ranking of likelihood as what is considered
more acceptable and mundane to the mainstream. I think they all are
quite certain based on my view of accelerating technology. The degree
of usage will be determined by effectiveness and not on technical
feasibility.
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[97]New Inkjet printer with dots with 100 times better resolution
[98]A new type of inkjet printer has been developed that can precisely
print dots of various materials just 250 nanometers in diameter, while
regular inkjet printers have 25 micron dots. The inkjet printer could
make it possible to rapidly synthesize complex nanoscale structures
out of various materials.
This is part of a wave of new methods that are cheaper and have higher
throughput than past approaches. ([99]cheaper and easier to use AFMs,
[100]Thermochemical nanolithography, [101]nanopantography, [102]DIY
AFM parts)
"The goal is to do manufacturing," says John Rogers, a professor of
engineering at the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign. The
new printers can use a broad range of materials for manufacturing
novel devices, from plastic electronics and flexible displays to
photovoltaic cells and new biomedical sensors, says Rogers.
The researchers have demonstrated that the new inkjets can print
very precise patterns of electrically conducting polymers and
carbon nanotubes; they have also shown that DNA can be printed
without damaging it. "It's hard to do this with traditional silicon
fabrication techniques," says Rogers.
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Nano printing: This image shows a picture of a flower printed using
a novel electrohydrodynamic inkjet printer. Each dot is just eight
micrometers in diameter and made up of single-walled carbon
nanotubes. Credit: University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
Rogers and his colleagues use a different approach, called
electrohydrodynamic inkjet (or e-jet) printing. "We pull the fluids
rather than push them," he says.
This involves using electric fields to create the droplets and
relies upon there being a certain amount of electrically charged
particles, or ions, within the fluid. Capillary forces pull the
fluid from its reservoir to form a semispherical droplet hanging
from its rim, like a drop of water on a faucet.
By using electrodes to create an electric field between the nozzle
tip and the substrate upon which one wants to print the material,
it is possible to make the droplet conical, says Rogers. "Ions
accumulate at the surface of the fluid, at the apex of the cone,"
he says. This concentration of ions allows the tip of the cone to
break away and form a droplet that's just a fraction of the volume
of the cone.
Using this approach, Rogers and his colleagues have shown that they
can print lines of a material 700 nanometers wide or individual
dots just 250 nanometers in diameter.
In addition to the size of the droplets, the spatial accuracy is
also improved, says Rogers. He and his team discovered quite
serendipitously that the field used to create the droplet also
helps guide the charged droplet toward the target substrate.
Regular printers can eject droplets on the order of between 10,000
and 100,000 times a second. Rogers's e-jets, on the other hand,
operate at around 1,000 times a second. One solution is to use
arrays of inkjet heads.
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[122]DNA-Based Technique For better control of Assembly of Nano- and
Micro-sized Particles
[123]The method was tested separately on the nano- and micro-sized
particles, and was equally successful in providing greater control
than using only complementary DNA in assembling both types of
particles into large or small groupings.
The method, based on designed DNA shells that coat a particle's
surface, can be used to manipulate the structure - and therefore
the properties and potential uses - of numerous materials that may
be of interest to industry. For example, such fine-tuning of
materials at the molecular level promises applications in efficient
energy conversion, cell-targeted systems for drug delivery, and
bio-molecular sensing for environmental monitoring and medical
applications.
"Our method is unique because we attached two types of DNA with
different functions to particles' surfaces," said Gang, who leads
the research team. "The first type - complementary single strands
of DNA - forms a double helix. The second type is
non-complementary, neutral DNA, which provides a repulsive force.
In contrast to previous studies in which only complementary DNA
strands are attached to the particles, the addition of the
repulsive force allows for regulating the size of particle clusters
and the speed of their self-assembly with more precision."
"When two non-complementary DNA strands are brought together in a
fixed volume that is typically occupied by one DNA strand, they
compete for space," said Maye. "Thus, the DNA acts as a molecular
spring, and this results in the repulsive force among particles,
which we can regulate. This force allows us to more easily
manipulate particles into different formations."
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[137]Russian bomb probably has nanoparticles
[138]A new russian bomb is the largest non-nuclear explosive device
and probably uses nanoparticles
[139]del.icio.us
The Russian bomb contained about 7 tons of high explosives compared
with more than 8 tons of explosives in the U.S. bomb, it was four
times more powerful because it uses a new, highly efficient type of
explosives developed with the use of nanotechnology. The report did
not identify the explosives.
The U.S. bomb is equivalent to 11 tons of TNT, the Russian one is
equivalent to 44 tons of regular explosives. The new weapon's blast
radius is 300 meters, twice that of the U.S. design, the report
said.
Like its U.S. predecessor, first tested in 2003, the "Father of All
Bombs" is a so-called thermobaric weapon that explodes in an
intense fireball combined with a devastating blast. It explodes in
a terrifying, nuclear bomb-like mushroom cloud and wreaks
destruction through a massive shockwave created by the airburst and
high temperature.
[140]MIT Technology Review had discussed nanometals and nanoenergetics
for more powerful explosives
Researchers can greatly increase the power of weapons by adding
materials known as superthermites that combine nanometals such as
nanoaluminum with metal oxides such as iron oxide, according to
Steven Son, a project leader in the Explosives Science and
Technology group at Los Alamos.
[141]The Tu-160 has a total bomb payload capability of 40,000kg of
bombs. Theoretically, it might carry 5 of the new bombs. 220 tons of
TNT equivalent.
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Tu-160 strategic bomber
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Big cargo planes can lift close to 80 tons. Enough for 11 of the
bombs. 484 tons of TNT equivalent.
Speculation:How to get to nuclear bomb power using these bombs and
bigger bombers
Wing in ground effect planes could lift a lot more.
[142]The Ekranoplane which was built could lift 100 tons of cargo
[143]The proposed Boeing Pelican would have a cargo capacity of 1400
tons The airframe could also be lightened with nanomaterials like
carbon nanotubes (lighter airframe means more cargo capacity). 200+
bombs would be 8800 tons of TNT equivalent.
This would be [144]within spitting distance of the 13,000 ton TNT
level of the Hiroshima bomb
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The new bomb
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The explosion
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